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The Cape conger (Conger wilsoni) is a conger of the family Congridae, found in the Indo-Pacific region. Its length is up to 1 m.

References

 Tony Ayling & Geoffrey Cox, Collins Guide to the Sea Fishes of New Zealand,  (William Collins Publishers Ltd, Auckland, New Zealand 1982)

cape conger
Marine fish of South Africa
Taxa named by Marcus Elieser Bloch
Taxa named by Johann Gottlob Theaenus Schneider
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The Human Behind the Headlines – At the Cinema watching "Amy"
Tomás Ó Cárthaigh 26th July 2015 Blog
Amy – the human behind the headlines
After the furore of her death, and the frenzy of her life, I wrote one of the few poems I now regret writing, a haiku called "Fukushima – Amy Winehouse": Japan mourns its dead / The world mourns a tragedy / Amy Winehouse.
Its not often I blog on a film, A Nightinggale Falling being the last of note I have blogged on, but this for me, as a fan of hers, was a must see. "The Iron Man" I have yet to see, but will blog on when I do, being the Michael Thatcher story, of local interest to Offaly natives, and folk who believe in the legalization of cannabis.
On watching the biopic, it was a tragedy, and she was a victim of mammon. I remember reading of the Belgrade gig, and thinking her a waster at the time, of such a talent. I did not know of the human behind the headlines, and how people are broken so that other people can make money. So whether its Pete Doherty or Sinead O Connor, the lesson I have learned is, its not the person, its the people behind them, and the most evil is the media who profit from reporting the car crash of their lives as they fall apart
The first of that style of music I took note of was the British singer Duffy, then Amy Winehouse came along, and blew me right out of the water. The saddest gig apart from the shambles of the Kalemegdon gig in Belgrade was a DVD of a show of hers I bought where she was barely able to stand on the stage. Having seen her life, I understand why.
Ireland has a singer of her style, who never reached her heights of fame, and maybe a good thing too, is Imelda May, and in Tullamore we have Niamh Dooley who can carry off that style of song to great effect.
It often baffles men why women go for lads who treat them bad, myself included, in her case her parents break up was her trigger. Her bad not being there to tell her no when her mother was too weak to control her was what led her astray… so strong parenting is the way to go it seems, and men should think twice before walking out on their families, as the children do suffer, though her dad said he thought she got over it pretty quick.
Yes, the one who said she didn't need Rehab when there was a chance of saving her.
"they fuck you up / your mum and dad"
Phillip Larkin wrote those words, and in interview Blake Feilder recounts asking why she was so keen on practicing of promiscuity, so much "like a man" in her sex life, and she said her dad walking out made her think she would never end up like her mother but just go for life herself, wording to that effect. Which shows the chauvinism of men, his own friends stating he was a "shagger" forever sleeping around, and he and society hailing him a hero, and her a harlot is sexist and unfair, and is typical of the thinking that we as a society need to change, and eliminate the chauvinism.
The clips, which no one knew on recording would be so poignant, of footage through her career, make the film, give it its authenticity. Her dad does not like it: tough, it shows him for the sap he is. Her tour management too come out looking the greedy cads they were, and it shows a clear light on the torture that Michael Jackson must have been going through when he died: the money is just not worth it.
Amy Winehouse on the Jonathan Ross show
My favourite bit, apart from her interview with Jonathan Ross, and the clip showing her reaction to an interview about her thoughts on Dido's album, is her recording with Tony Bennet. He was always a hero off mine, and his calmness when she freaks during the recording shows that being a gentlemen is never out of fashion, and classyness is always cool for a man no matter what society and the media tells us.
I will go out now and get a couple of her recordings, having lost the ones I had in the Ballinamuck fire.
Do get down to see the film: it will be good to see on the TV, but ts better on the big screen. All her lyrics are like a diary of her life, in particular her love life, and I will listen to her music with a new ear when listening again…
I for one am playing this track right now as I type…
Amy Winehouse… R.I.P.
Amy Winehouse Back to Black biopic movie singer Tony Bennet
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Bodman PLC, one of Michigan's leading business law firms, is pleased to announce that Floyd E. Gates, Jr. has joined the firm as a member and will lead a new Grand Rapids office, effective today.
Gates has more than 18 years of legal experience with a focus on litigation and corporate law. His clients include financial institutions, insurance carriers, and a broad range of businesses that reflect the diversity of the West Michigan economy.
"We are excited to have Floyd join us and help to establish our Grand Rapids office. Floyd's legal expertise, deep relationships in the local business community and varied experience make him a great fit for our firm," stated Bodman PLC Chairman Ralph E. McDowell.
Gates will be a member of Bodman's Banking, Business, and Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Practice Groups, which are among the largest and most highly rated in Michigan. He has represented banks in workout and related litigation and the investigation and resolution of complex fraud schemes involving hundreds of millions of dollars in potential claims.
Gates also served for twelve years in the United States Army Reserve as a communications specialist attached to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and as a legal specialist attached to a Judge Advocate General (JAG) office. He is a graduate of Wayne State University Law School and earned his undergraduate degree at Michigan State University.
"Grand Rapids presents a growth opportunity for Bodman as we have a number of clients with offices and operations in West Michigan. Our new Grand Rapids office will allow us to serve these clients with even better responsiveness and efficiency," stated McDowell.
The new Bodman Grand Rapids office is temporarily located at the Calder Plaza Building, 250 Monroe Avenue NW, Suite 400, Grand Rapids, MI 49503. It is Bodman's fifth office, joining the firm's Detroit headquarters and full-service offices in Troy, Ann Arbor and Cheboygan, Michigan.


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package edu.duke.cabig.tumorregistry.dataload;

import java.io.*;

import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Set;

import org.apache.poi.poifs.filesystem.POIFSFileSystem;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFCell;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFDateUtil;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFSheet;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFWorkbook;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFRow;

import edu.duke.cabig.tumorregistry.domain.*;

public class PatientDataLoad {
	private static String patient = DataLoadUtils.getProperty("patient_data");
	private static Lookup lookup = Lookup.getInstance();
	private Set<Patient> patients = new HashSet<Patient>();

	public Patient getPatient(Long id){
		for (Iterator iter = patients.iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
			Patient element = (Patient) iter.next();
			if (element.getId().equals(id))
				return element;
		}
		return null;
	}

	public Set getPatients() {
		String[] column = new String[25];
		int rowNumber;
		try {
			InputStream input = new FileInputStream(patient);
			POIFSFileSystem fs = new POIFSFileSystem( input );
			HSSFWorkbook wb = new HSSFWorkbook(fs);
			HSSFSheet sheet = wb.getSheetAt(0);
			int i=0;
			// Iterate over each row in the sheet
			Iterator rows = sheet.rowIterator();
			while( rows.hasNext() ) {
				if (i++ > TumorDataLoadTest.PATIENT_LIMIT)
					break;
				HSSFRow row = (HSSFRow) rows.next();
				rowNumber = row.getRowNum();
				Patient p = new Patient();

				// Iterate over each cell in the row and print out the cell's content
				Iterator cells = row.cellIterator();

				while( cells.hasNext() ) {

					HSSFCell cell = (HSSFCell) cells.next();
					switch ( cell.getCellType() ) {
					case HSSFCell.CELL_TYPE_NUMERIC:
						if (HSSFDateUtil.isCellDateFormatted(cell)){
							setValue(column[cell.getCellNum()], p,cell.getDateCellValue());

						}
						else{
							setValue(column[cell.getCellNum()], p, cell.getNumericCellValue());
						}
						break;
					case HSSFCell.CELL_TYPE_STRING:
						if (rowNumber == 0){
							column[cell.getCellNum()] = cell.getStringCellValue();
						}
						else{
							setValue(column[cell.getCellNum()], p, cell.getStringCellValue());
						}
						break;
					}
				}
				if (p.getId() != null){
					p.setPatientIdentifier(getPatientIdentifier(p.getId()));
					p.setAddress(AddressDataLoad.getInstance().getAddress(p.getId()));
					patients.add(p);
				}
			}

		} catch ( IOException ex ) {
			ex.printStackTrace();
		}
		return patients;
	}
	private PatientIdentifier getPatientIdentifier(Long id) {
		return PatientIdentifierDataLoad.getInstance().getPatientIdentifier(id);
	}

	private void setValue(String column, Patient o, Object value){
		if (column == null)
			return;
		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("Accn_No")){
			if (value != null)
				o.setId(DataLoadUtils.formatLong(value));
		}
		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("AutopsyCode")){
			if (value != null)
				o.setAutopsy(lookup.getValue(DataLoadUtils.format(value), "Autopsy"));
		}
		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("DateOfBirth")){
			if (!value.toString().equalsIgnoreCase("0000/00/00"))
				o.setDateOfBirth((java.util.Date)value);
		}
		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("DateOfDeath")){
			if (!value.toString().equalsIgnoreCase("0000/00/00")){
				o.setDateOfDeath((java.util.Date)value);
			}
		}
		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("EthnicGroupCode")){
			if (value != null)
				o.setEthnicGroup(lookup.getValue(DataLoadUtils.format(value), "ETHNICITY"));
		}

		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("FirstName")){
			o.setFirstName(DataLoadUtils.format(value));
		}
		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("LastName")){
			o.setLastName(DataLoadUtils.format(value));
		}
		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("MiddleName")){
			o.setMiddleName(DataLoadUtils.format(value));
		}
		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("RaceCode")){
			if (value != null)
				o.setRace(lookup.getValue(DataLoadUtils.format(value), "Race"));
		}
		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("SexCode")){
			if (value != null)
				o.setSex(lookup.getValue(DataLoadUtils.format(value), "Sex"));
		}

		if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("Suffix")){
			o.setSuffix(DataLoadUtils.format(value));
		}
	//	if (column.equalsIgnoreCase("mrn")){
	//		mrn = DataLoadUtils.format(value);
	//	}
	}
}

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This brilliantly written historical-romance novel is a captivating and creative read.
I was immediately immersed in this novel as a passionate moment unfolded between Emily and Jonathon in the first chapter. These brave characters have a wonderful backstory and are perfect for each other. They're humanized by the mistakes they make and the little idiosyncrasies that are brilliantly placed throughout this book.
With the sweets comes the sour, of course. While the British are circling Brentwood Manor like vultures, a predator of a different nature has slithered her way back into Emily and Jonathon's life. The young heroine must keep herself together for the sake of her unborn child, the man she loves, and her new country.
I am completely blown away by this author! To say that she writes intelligently, or dictates everything perfectly would be an understatement. Given her background as an English teacher, she has an exemplary gift of conveying life as it was, in every manner, during the 18th century, without causing confusion. The research involved is evident and impressive. I finished this novel with a renewed sense of knowledge about the Revolutionary War, and I grew up two miles from The Kershaw-Cornwallis House in Historic Camden! We were raised on the wars and conflicts that occurred in our sleepy little town, and Meyette writes as if she was raised during these times.
Love stories, evil plots, Rebels, Redcoats, and the fight for liberty are all wrapped up in a thrilling novel that flows elegantly. I look forward to reading more of her work and I definitely recommend this to anyone who loves Historical Fiction/Romance.
Author, poet, freelance writer and blogger Elizabeth Meyette published her first novel, Love's Destiny in June 2012. She had written the historical romance 30 years earlier, but it languished in her closet during her career in education as an English teacher and Media Specialist. Upon retiring from teaching, she dusted off Love's Destiny, polished it up and submitted it to Crimson Romance, an imprint of F&W Media, who published it. Unlike her first novel, the sequel, Love's Spirit took only seven months from inception to submission, and was published as an ebook on April 22, 2013 and will soon be available in print.
Elizabeth and her husband Richard live in the Great Lakes Bay area of Michigan. They have an agreement that she cannot cook on writing days after he endured burnt broccoli and overcooked chicken. Fortunately, Richard is an excellent cook. Elizabeth becomes so absorbed in her writing, crying at the sorrows of her characters, rejoicing in their triumphs, that she laughingly describes herself as a "snapdragon" at interruptions, "not like the pretty flower, but like a dragon that snaps." She will soon publish The Cavanaugh House, a mystery set in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York. Visit Elizabeth at www.elizabethmeyette.com. Her blog, Meyette's Musings can be found at http://elizabethmeyette.blogspot.com.
I'm so pleased that you enjoyed Love's Spirit, CeeCee. Thank you for such an awesome review!


Do you yearn for a ski resort which is less crowded, even on the weekends, and yet offers challenging runs for all levels of skiers? A resort where at the end of the day, you can return from the cold, check in to a four star hotel, plunge into the spa's hot tubs, and then after a fine meal, surround yourself with the warmth of blackjack, craps, and slot machines? Then this is your lucky day!
After a several year hiatus, this winter SAGA will be returning to the Reno area for a three day-two night ski trip.
Mt Rose ski area is located a mere 25 minutes from downtown Reno and boasts the highest base lodge in the Sierras at 7900 ft, and a summit at 9700 ft, giving us an 1800 ft vertical. That high altitude translates into the lightest, driest snow in the Sierras, due to the fact that most of the moisture and wetter snow is dumped in the more westerly part of the Sierras as the storm fronts move eastward. Mt. Rose added a new high speed six-pack lift on their eastern bowl, providing quicker access to mostly intermediate and advanced slopes, and opened up their northeastern facing expert train called "the Chutes" last season. Homewood is on the western side of Lake Tahoe, boasts a 1650 vertical, some of the most awesome views of Lake Tahoe, and a great variety of un-crowded runs. We have space for 22 skiers!
Each member will be responsible for making their own transportation arrangements to Reno, or we can assist with carpools. The trip price, believe it or not, includes a two night stay at the luxurious Atlantis hotel/casino resort in Reno, two ski lift tickets per person, [Mt. Rose ski area and the Tahoe locals' other best kept secret---Homewood ski area] complimentary bus transfer from our host hotel to Mt. Rose ski area on that Sunday, and one huge dinner. And in case you're worried about those all-day traffic jams on the weekend return from the Sierras, NOT TO WORRY! We are leaving on this trip on Saturday morning, February 11 and returning on Monday night February 13, specifically to avoid the Friday and Sunday traffic congestion.


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Het Front républicain, Nederlands: Republikeins Front, was een parlementaire groepering in de Franse Assemblée nationale, die op 8 december 1956 werd opgericht, nog in de tijd van de Vierde Republiek. De groepering bestond uit centrum-linkse partijen. De naam was niet zelf bedacht, maar door een Franse journalist.

Het Front républicain bestond uit de volgende partijen:
 Parti radical-socialiste PRS - links-liberaal
 Section française de l'Internationale ouvrière SFIO - sociaaldemocraten
 Union démocratique et socialiste de la Résistance UDSR - links-liberaal en sociaaldemocraten
 Centre national des républicains sociaux CNRS - gaullistisch

Het Front républicain won de parlementsverkiezingen van 2 januari 1956, het kreeg 29,2% van de stemmen. Pierre Mendès France, die eerder premier van Frankrijk was geweest en lid van de Parti radical-socialiste, Guy Mollet van de SFIO, François Mitterrand van de UDSR en Jacques Chaban-Delmas van de CNRS en waren de initiatiefnemers tot de oprichting.

President René Coty benoemde voorman Guy Mollet van de SFIO na de verkiezingsoverwinning van 1956 tot formateur. Mollet werd op 31 januari 1956 premier van Frankrijk, van een kabinet gevormd door leden van het Front Républicain. Zijn harde opstelling inzake Frans-Algerije, de oorlog om de onafhankelijkheid van Algerije was sinds 1954 aan de gaan, leidde in 1957 tot de val van de coalitie.

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BACKGROUND: The 1990 report of a cluster of patients infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) associated with a Florida dentist with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome attracted considerable media coverage and legislative attention. A number of polls found that the public favored mandatory HIV-antibody testing of health-care workers. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Ga, conducted a two-phase study to understand how public concerns regarding potential HIV transmission in health-care settings can be addressed by the medical and public health communities.
METHODS: Sixteen focus group discussions in nine US cities were conducted to explore the public's perceptions, concerns, and behavioral responses regarding HIV transmission in health-care settings. Using this information, a questionnaire was developed and administered to a nationwide probability telephone sample of 1150 adults.
RESULTS: Concern about contracting HIV in health-care settings was highest for emergency department treatment and lowest for treatment by a personal physician. Two factors directly related to patient care, ie, the health-care professional's willingness to discuss acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and the presence of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome educational materials in the waiting room, were considered useful factors for determining potential risk of transmission of HIV in a health-care setting.
CONCLUSIONS: Public concern about the potential for HIV transmission in health-care settings remains high.
Active steps on the part of health-care professionals, such as providing educational materials and initiating discussions about infection control procedures and about HIV and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, could likely have positive effects in terms of alleviating these concerns.


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Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible will be available in Mexico during the second quarter of 2020. More equipment information, versions and price will be announced at a close date its launch.
It is the first Corvette Convertible rigid roof self-retracting. Driving outdoors has always been part of the Chevrolet Corvette heritage. In fact, in Corvette's debut in 1953, it was only available as a convertible. Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible 2020 is based on that heritage and is positioned as the first rigid roof and central engine convertible in Corvette's history. As it is mostly preferred for traveling an important aspect is its protection, corvette car covers are used to protect it from weather conditions, protect its finish and paint from dirt and dust. Corvette car covers are the most important accessory to protect it because you invested your money in buying a corvette and now you need to protect it from all the elements it will face.
"We got everyone's attention when we introduced the first Chevrolet Corvette with a central motor a few months ago and now we raise the standard with the first convertible Corvette with a rigid roof," said Brian Sweeney, Vice President of Chevrolet in the United States. "The convertible will be priced at only $ 7,500 USD more than the Stingray 1LT coupe."
Production of the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray 2020 coupe will begin at the end of 2019 at the GM Assembly Plant in Bowling Green and the convertible at the end of the first quarter of 2020.
THE FIRST CONVERTIBLE
Chevrolet Corvette Stingray 2020 with central engine was originally designed as a convertible. This version maintains the dominant tunnel structure and the use of high integrity castings found in the coupé version.
The engineering team designed the rigid roof to be stored without problems in the body, maintaining the impressive ability of Stingray to store two sets of golf clubs in the trunk, even with the roof down. The convertible also maintains the front storage compartment of the coupé, where it fits an aerial spec hand luggage and a laptop bag.
The rigid roof provides a quieter cabin, increases safety and presents a cleaner look compared to previous soft roof designs.
"Our goal from the start was to make sure that customers did not have to sacrifice any functionality, performance or comfort during the selection of the hardtop convertible," said Josh Holder, Engineering Manager of the Corvette Program. "We managed to maintain the same design as the coupe, as well as the exceptional storage capacity and track performance."
INSPIRED IN COMBAT AIRCRAFT
Like the coupe, the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray convertible design was inspired by fighter jets. The rigid roof has aerodynamic gondola-like shapes, influenced by the housing used for jet engines. The gondolas, which were also used as inspiration in Chevrolet Engineering Research Vehicles (CERV) I and II, as well as in the SS and SR2 concept Corvettes, help reduce air recirculation in the cabin and provide a remarkably exotic profile with the roof up or down. The rigid retractable roof also provides a rear window with electric adjustment and a central engine cooling fan.
The two-piece roof can be activated at speeds of up to 48 km / h and retract in just 16 seconds. It is powered by six electric motors –primicia in a Corvette– and uses encoders for precise control.
To increase reliability switching to electric motors from hydraulic systems is preferred. The roof of the body color is standard, while the gondolas and the roof with Carbon Flash metallic paint are optional.
Special attention was paid to ensure that the engine could breathe when stored under the awning cover. The upper part of sheet molded composite material is stored in a compartment made of lightweight composite panels and thermal shields to control engine heat.
It has a glass dividing window in the middle of the vehicle that can be adjusted with the roof in place or open. The glass was optimized to reduce air recirculation and wind noise in the cabin to make it quieter. The roof system design, combined with the same rear wing used in the Z51 performance package of the Stingray coupe, results in an identical drag between the coupe and the convertible with the roof on.
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LeBron James and Anthony Davis dominate Clippers to cap perfect weekend
LeBron James, Anthony Davis, and the Los Angeles Lakers put an exclamation point on a statement weekend on Sunday afternoon as they defeated the Los Angeles Clippers, 112-100, less than 48 hours after knocking off the league-leading Milwaukee Bucks on Friday. Davis led the Lakers in scoring with 30 points and eight rebounds while LeBron James had a masterful complete game of 28 points, nine assists and seven rebounds in the win. And although many believed it already, this weekend left little doubt that the Lakers have the league's best duo in James and Davis.
Paul George had a game-high 31 points and Kawhi Leonard had 27 points, but the Clippers supporting cast, save for Montrezl Harrell, didn't do enough. On the flip side, the Lakers had several good little contributions (Kyle Kuzma, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope) and a huge night from Avery Bradley as he tied a season-high with 24 points.
"We knew it was a big weekend for us," LeBron James told ABC's Lisa Salters after the game. "We knew we had the Bucks who were the best team in our league and we had already lost to the Clippers twice before. We're a team that don't want to be swept by anyone. We had a great gameplan from Coach Vogel and coaching staff and we executed."
The intensity in this game, much like the Lakers game against the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday, was one that raised the pulse. Both the Lakers and the Clippers made the other work to find creases in the defense and with high-level players on both sides, the offenses did just that.
Paul George was looking as smooth as ever with 29 points through three quarters on 9 for 14 shooting while Kawhi Leonard had 17 points on 6 for 13 shooting, an actual step back from the way he had played in the first two games.
Meanwhile, the Lakers got a major boost from a former Clipper on their roster. Avery Bradley had 21 points through three quarters, including five 3-pointers to help them hold an 85-80 lead despite poor outside shooting from Danny Green, Kyle Kuzma, and Markieff Morris. Meanwhile, LeBron James was grinding for his points by getting to the foul line. But while Kuzma struggled from the outside, he and the rest of the Lakers did well to make things hard on the Clippers defensively.
In the fourth quarter, Davis and James continued to make the important plays to set the Lakers apart. A 3-point play by James was followed by a charge call drawn by Anthony Davis against Paul George, which Davis followed up with another jumper to push the Lakers up by 12 with only a 6:29 left.
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The Queen thanks Uckfield Lions
The Queen has praised Uckfield Lions Club for the work it does in the community.
And, Her Majesty has also sent a letter of congratulations to Uckfield Town Mayor, Cllr Louise Eastwood.
The mayor told members of Uckfield Town Council at a full meeting on Monday (February 26) that she had attended a Lions' convention at the East Sussex National Resort earlier in the month.
Wonderful event
Cllr Eastwood, Trust Independent, Uckfield North, said she the Lions' International weekend, was "wonderful".
"We obviously work with our Uckfield Lions, who do a tremendous job within our town but, not only do that within the town, they support international work as well."
She said the district governor, Jackie Robinson, had presented Uckfield Town Council with a Lions' banner and paperweight.
'Special letter'
Cllr Eastwood said she had received a "very special letter" from The Queen who "thanked me for all the hard work I had done on behalf of Uckfield and the charity events which take place, which I was greatly honoured by".
She continued: "I decided to write back and I thanked Her Majesty for her kind words but I also asked her if she would send a message to the Uckfield Lions for all the hard work they do within the town.
"I can say thank you many times on behalf of the town council but I thought it would be that little bit special if Her Majesty the Queen did.
"Yesterday [February 25], at the 49th centenary [of Uckfield Lions] I presented them with the letter of thanks from Her Majesty the Queen.
'I was honoured to have delivered that."
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Lunchbreak: DeFilippo's Creativity Helped Vikings in Philadelphia
A look at the stat sheet shows the Vikings offense preferred to pass in Sunday's win against the Eagles.
Minnesota threw the ball 37 times in comparison to just 23 rushing plays, but the numbers aren't as lopsided as one would think.
ESPN Vikings beat writer Courtney Cronin recently wrote that although the Vikings had quarterback Kirk Cousins drop back to pass more often than not, creative play calling from Vikings Offensive Coordinator John DeFilippo helped keep Philadelphia's defense off balance.
Cronin wrote:
DeFilippo decided that the best way to mitigate the Eagles' pass rush was by getting around it, forcing runs outside designed to attack the perimeter and utilizing quick screens to generate early production.
Stefon Diggs picked up 18 yards off three short passes from Cousins on the Vikings' opening drive, a concept the receiver said "kept them on their toes." The receiver also accounted for the longest run of the day, taking a 20-yard handoff from Cousins parallel to the Vikings' sideline.
Philadelphia entered the game with the NFL's top rushing defense at 63.8 yards per game.
And while the 77 rushing yards posted by the Vikings were the most allowed by the Eagles this season, quick passes that attacked the perimeter of the field were almost used as running plays by DeFilippo.
DeFilippo's intentions in Philly were clear: The Vikings are going to continue to rely on Cousins heavily and support him with the run when they can. Minnesota is still towards the bottom in rushing, up one spot to 31st, but showed it can better achieve that balance and take pressure off Cousins.
That philosophy is rooted in DeFilippo's approach to continually get the ball to his best players. Cousins was 17-of-21 passing for 207 yards and a touchdown targeting both Diggs and Thielen on Sunday. He has completed 70 percent of his passes to that duo this season for 991 yards, six touchdowns and zero interceptions, per ESPN Stats and Information.
DeFilippo is in his first season in Minnesota after being the Eagles quarterbacks coach for the past two seasons. He received a game ball from Vikings Head Coach Mike Zimmer after Sunday's win.
Rand: Zimmer had right message after 1st quarter of season
With the Vikings reaching the quarter pole of the season last week, Zimmer put out a word of caution to those who wanted to write off the Vikings.
Although his team then stood at 1-2-1, Zimmer said that both hot and mild starts in the first four games of the season in recent years haven't led to seasonal success.
Michael Rand of the Star-Tribune said that Minnesota's win in Philadelphia helps back up Zimmer's notion that the Vikings were buried after four games.
Rand wrote:
Zimmer's quote had all the facts right about what happened the previous three seasons. The Vikings were sputtering in 2015 through four games, then took off with a five-game win streak starting in Game 5. They were an early Super Bowl favorite in 2016 after starting 4-0 (and eventually 5-0) before offensive line woes contributed mightily to a 3-8 stretch to end the year. And last year, the Vikings were again 2-2 and looked headed for a dead-end year with Sam Bradford injured and Dalvin Cook out for the year. Then Case Keenum took them on an improbable journey to 13-3.
This year, of course, the Vikings had big issues in all three phases of the game — with defensive woes being the most surprising and troubling. They got much of it sorted out Sunday and got a wonderful performance under pressure from Kirk Cousins. Now their record is all square after playing three of their first five on the road against presumed NFC contenders.
The bizarre 27-6 loss to Buffalo still feels like it could negatively impact the season, but turning a potential "L" into a "W" in Philly helps square that. At the very least, it added credence to what Zimmer said last week about judging his teams after four games.
The Vikings, who are now 2-2-1, will host Arizona (1-4) on Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium.


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Mutara III Charles-Léon Rudahigwa född 1913, död 25 juli 1959, kung av Rwanda 12 november 1931-25 juli 1959, son till Yuhi IV, han efterträddes av sin halvbror Kigeri V.

Utmärkelser
  Stormästare och Storkors av Rwandiska Lejonorden (1947)
  Storkors av Belgiska Leopold II:s orden (1955, Kommendör 1947)
  Kommendör med stjärna av Påvliga Sankt Gregorius den stores orden (1947)

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I Have A Viscious Cocker Spaniel!
Our 10 month-old black cocker spaniel, Maggie, attacks my husband very viciously. She only does it when I am here; when I am at work, she does not act that way. She is actually biting him and breaking the skin.
Just today she has done it 3 times and all he was doing was sitting there. He wasn't even talking to her or touching her.
The only thing I can figure is she is protecting me.
I really feel for you, but I'm so pleased to hear that you're getting professional help. This is so important in cases like this.
There are so many owners who try to resolve aggression issues such as this on their own and unwittingly end up making matters worse.
It sounds to me that you give her loads of attention (and who wouldn't?) and you're around her pretty much all day. Whereas your husband only sees her at night, after work. This probably means that you walk her, play with her, feed her, train her, etc, etc, etc. Am I right?
If that's the case, I think she may be getting 'too much' of you and needs to meet and interact with other people. I would suggest that your husband feeds her more often and perhaps he could take her for a little stroll before bedtime. Even better if he could do some training with her.
Your puppy needs to become less reliant on you. This will help her to be more comfortable when others are around. She sees you as a 'valuable resource' (because you feed her, train her and give her treats etc.) and is guarding her resource from others.
I am assuming you're socializing her? This is vital training if your puppy is to grow up confident and happy about the things around her. Please don't underestimate this. You can read more about socialization here.
I'm almost certain your puppy isn't suffering from Cocker rage syndrome because a) she gave you a warning growl first, and b) it's very rare. However, I'm not really qualified to confirm this so it's best that your vet does so.
I would recommend you read this article on the alpha dog and practice as much of it as you can on a daily, ongoing, basis.
Allowing a dog with behavioral problems such as these to sleep on your bed is potentially dangerous. Especially with the problems you've outlined, I think it might be best if Maggie sleeps in her crate.
The question of whether or not we should let sleeping dogs lie on our beds is discussed here. You might find it interesting ready, albeit it a little controversial!
I know it will be difficult for you (making her sleep in her own bed), but it's for you and your family's safety, and it's in her best interests too.
Please speak to your vet and have her checked out, just to make sure she's okay.
Good luck and please come back here and let us know how you get on.
Thank you so much for your advice. I took Maggie to the vet and it turns out that, according to the vet, she has tons of issues.
The vet also said she is very protective of me.
I have purchased what looks like a simple flea collar, but it's actually a collar that basically helps with the imbalance of the dog and helps to keep her calm.
It works like a charm - I have seen such an improvement in only 24 hours!
However, the vet said that if there were any more attacks on me or my husband, she will have to put the dog onto medication.
Well, I guess the protecting thing just went out the window. I was laying on the couch, sick with the 'flu.
Maggie, the cocker, was laying on the top of the cushion, sleeping.
All of a sudden she viscously attacked me for absolutely no reason.
I heard her growling but I though maybe she was growling at our other dog - then she attacked me.
Luckily I put my arm up to protect my face. After that attack was done...1-3 seconds, she came back for more.
She is going to the vet tomorrow to be sure nothing is wrong with her and to talk about behavioural issues.
I am counting down the minutes to start with the training. I am totally besides myself.
Find a professional who uses modern positive methods. My sense is that your dog has attached so closely to you that he protects you constantly.
If you make changes and see changes in his behavior, will you be able to trust him again?
Try something simple like having your husband feed him and walk him. I would talk to your dog and tell him that you are okay, or whatever word you routinely use when you are reassuring or encouraging him.
Make him sit and stay, maybe on leash, and do something routine with your husband and maintain the sit-stay.
Like I first said, get professional help before this becomes an ingrained behavior.
Crate the dog to prevent new attacks. Get to it. This sounds like it could get worse!


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Moral Re-Armament (MRA), also called Buchmanism or Oxford Group, a modern, nondenominational revivalistic movement founded by American churchman Frank N.D. Buchman (1878–1961). It sought to deepen the spiritual life of individuals and encouraged participants to continue as members of their own churches. Primarily a Protestant movement, it was criticized by some Roman Catholic authorities and praised by others.
In 1922 Buchman resigned his position as lecturer in personal evangelism at the Hartford Seminary Foundation at Hartford, Conn., to "live by faith" and launch a worldwide evangelistic campaign based on God's guidance, moral absolutes, and the "life-changing" of individuals through personal work. He shifted operations to Princeton University, where he generated controversy by organizing student discussions that included public confessions on sexual matters; he left the university, as requested by the authorities, in the mid-1920s, though an investigatory committee later cleared him of any wrongdoing. He won influential support at the University of Oxford in England, and the movement gradually became known as the Oxford Group (not to be confused with the Oxford Movement).
The movement held a series of increasingly successful conferences, which were often attended by thousands of people to whom it advanced its views, in England, the Netherlands, the United States, South Africa, and other countries. In 1938 the name of the movement was changed to Moral Re-Armament, and other steps were taken as part of a general attempt to widen its appeal to include all faiths. Buchman hoped that the world would avoid war if individuals experienced a moral and spiritual awakening.
In its peak years after World War II, MRA sent "task forces" to all corners of the free world to carry on its program, in part through plays emphasizing cooperation, honesty, and mutual respect between opposing groups. It had headquarters and training centres at Mount Kisco, New York, U.S.; Mackinac Island, Michigan, U.S.; Caux, Switz.; and Odawara, Japan. MRA always showed much interest in converting the influential and the rich and steadfastly opposed communism. Its theology was simple and conservative. It featured surrender to Jesus Christ and sharing with others whose lives have been changed in pursuit of four moral absolutes: purity, unselfishness, honesty, and love. The influence of the movement declined after the deaths of Buchman (1961) and his successor, Peter Howard (1965).


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Our English Bible gradually developed over the last six hundred years. John Wycliffe is credited with the first English translation of the New Testament which was completed about 1380 C.E. Until that time the Word of Yahweh was locked up in the Latin tongue which was unknown to the common people. The Latin Vulgate translated by Jerome about 400 C.E. was the standard Bible used in the Roman Catholic Church.
Wycliffe's translation is based upon the Latin Vulgate, not the Greek. It is therefore a "translation of a translation." In Wycliffe's translation, John 1:3-4 uses the word "him" in reference to the "Word" of verse 1 and is a translation of the Latin "ipsum" and "ipso" (he, she, or it).
The next great English translator was William Tyndale. He was an excellent Greek scholar who had access to the Greek text of Erasmus which Wycliffe did not have. The hand of the Almighty was upon Tyndale as He used him to give us our first English translation based upon the Hebrew and Greek. His New Testament was published in 1526 and revised to its final state in 1534.
Tyndale's translation of John 1:3-4 reads, "All things were made by it, and without it, was made nothing that was made. In it was life, and the life was the light of men." As you can see, Tyndale used "it" instead of "him." "It" is a translation of the Greek "autou" meaning he, or it. What this tells us is that Tyndale did not read Messiah into the "logos" or "word" of verse 1 and he was not influenced by the Latin Vulgate or Wycliffe. Miles Coverdale, a friend of Tyndale, gave us the first complete Bible printed in English in 1535. It was not a firsthand translation from the Hebrew and Greek, but was based on the Latin Vulgate and Tyndale's translation. Coverdale used "him" in John 1:3-4.
In 1537, John Rogers, using the pseudonym "Thomas Matthew," published a translation based largely on Tyndale and Coverdale which became known as Matthew's Bible. He uses "it" in John 1:3-4. The Great Bible followed in 1539 and was a revision of Matthew's Bible. The first edition was prepared by Miles Coverdale. For some reason Coverdale decided "it" was more correct than "him" which appeared in his 1535 version based on the Latin Vulgate and left John 1:3-4 as it was in Matthew's translation, "it" instead of "him.". The Great Bible was the first authorized English version and was ordered to be placed in every church.
Under Queen Mary the printing of the English Bible ended and its use in the churches was forbidden. This gave rise to a version completed in Geneva. The Geneva Bible of 1560 was the first Bible to have numbered verses, each set off as a separate paragraph. This Bible became the "household Bible of the English-speaking nations." It held that position for about 75 years. It was Shakespeare's Bible and that of the Puritans who settled New England. Once again, the translation of John 1:3-4 follows Tyndale's example, "it" instead of "him."
Queen Elizabeth eventually reinstated the order that a copy of the Bible be placed in every church and she encouraged its reading. Since there were not enough copies of the Great Bible, the bishops themselves made a new revision known as the Bishop's Bible. It was published in 1568. It was used mostly by the clergy, not being very popular with the common people. It, too, renders John 1:3-4 using "it," not "him."
In 1582, the Roman Catholic version of the New Testament was completed and known as the Rheims New Testament. It was the result of a battle between Papists and Protestants, the former believing the Latin Vulgate to be the standard upon which all translations should be made. It was the work of Roman Catholic scholars based on the Latin. They chose to render John 1:3-4 using "him" as did the previous versions based on the Vulgate. From that point on, many future English versions, beginning with the King James version of 1611, used "him" instead of "it" in their translation of John 1:3-4.
The "logos" (Word) of John 1:1 is defined as 'speech, oral expression, reasoning, spoken word (including thought)' summarized as 'The oral expression, or Logic' pertaining to YAHWEH.
In that sense, 'word' is an "it," not a person but an expression without gender or personality (a thing). Stated an other way, Yahweh spoke creation into existence, by His oral expression, His spoken word. This understanding agrees perfectly with passages such as Gen.1:3,6,9,11,14,20, and 24, all of which begin, "And Elohim said." Yahweh spoke and it was done. Ps.33:6,9 says, "By the word (oral expression) of Yahweh were the heavens made; and all the host by the breath of his mouth. . . For He spoke and it was; He commanded, and it stood fast." Not only did Yahweh speak creation into existence, but He also spoke His Son Yahshua into existence; "And the word (Yahweh's spoken word) was made flesh" (Jn.1:14). Yahshua did not become the "Word of Yahweh" until his birth as a flesh and blood male child, and until Yahweh's Spirit fully filled the physical body (tabernacle) of Yahshua.
To say the "logos" of John 1:1 is a reference to Messiah is to read 'him' into the text which cannot be supported by Scripture. Roman Catholic scholars did this in order to support their unscriptural trinity doctrine. If Messiah did not pre-exist, the trinity doctrine would collapse, it being based upon the belief that all three members of the "godhead" were co-eternal. However, since Messiah only pre-existed in Yahweh's plan of salvation and did not pre-exist literally, it becomes clear that the trinity doctrine is of pagan origin, not supported by the Scriptures.


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Review: The Carrying by Ada Limón
Jordan Redd
"Perhaps we are always hurtling our bodies toward / the thing that will obliterate us, begging for love / from the speeding passage of time, and so maybe, / like the dog obedient at my heels, we can walk together / peacefully, at least until the next truck comes" (pg 6-7).
I judge books by their cover, at first glance, I do. I am intrigued by bold colors, attractive designs. I look at them and ponder how their packaging will compare to the experience of reading it. The dark blue and bright red paint on the cover of The Carrying struck me as dark, bold, almost foreboding. Ada Limón's poems extract a very similar feeling in me—just more intensely so. More than that, this cover could not prepare me for the pages within— the poem's grappling with the inherent tension of life and death, the haunting depiction of death, the lyrical revere of life.
Limón brings in the tension between life and death throughout the poetry collection. In The Vulture & The Body, the idea of the speaker's fertility and the death of animals alongside the road is juxtaposed. While she is trying to produce life, she is dwelling on the death on her path-- "On my way to the fertility clinic, / I pass five dead animals" (12). From the first line, this contrast is immediately apparent. Limon continues with: "I see / three dead deer, all staggered but together, and I realize as I speed / past in my death machine that they are a family. I say something / to myself that's between a prayer and a curse— how dare we live / on this earth" (12). How dare we live when we kill, how dare she try to create life when she drives a "death machine", is a complicit part in the slaughter of the animals— the poem seems to ask. I interpreted the last line— "The great black scavenger flies parallel now, each of us speeding, / intently and driven, toward what we've been taught to do with death"— as while the vulture has been taught to consume death, she has been taught to move away from it (12).
Many of the poems in this collection also touch on the theme of life moving forward in the face of death or grief. Limón presents nature's drive to keep living, that despite annual death it blooms again each spring, as a source of inspiration. In Burying Beetle the poem reflects that "people just keep / dying even when I try to pretend they're / not... but I can picture / the plants deepening right now into the soil, / wanting to live, so I lie down among them" (29). The act of lying among the plants represents, to me, a desire to want to live as the plants do. Additionally in Instructions on Not Giving Up, the growth of leaves on trees after winter signifies "The strange idea of continuous living despite / the mess of us, the hurt, the empty. Fine then / I'll take it, the tree seems to say, a new slick leaf / unfurling like a fist, I'll take it all" (66).
Notes on the Below applies the giving and taking of life to the nature of Mammoth Cave Natural Park. The poem reflects the speaker's desire to understand the cave's nature— "the core / that creates and swallows" so that they might understand the nature of "both the dead and the living","what it is to be quiet, and yet still breathing" (47).
However, the lines:
"Tell me— humongous cavern, tell me, wet limestone, sandstone
caprock, bat-wing, sightless, translucent cave shrimp,
this endless plummet into more of the unknown,
tell me how one keeps secrets for so long"
housed so much specificity in the beginning that it stalled my entrance into the poem. If it had appeared as,
"Tell me—humongous cavern,
I would have found my way into the heart of the poem easier (46). Moreover, the increase in white space might emphasize the vastness of the cavern. The specificity works to emphasize the significant range of creatures in the cave (and therefore, it's depth), and the attention to detail and reverence for the cave, but I would have enjoyed it more if it had been in the middle section of the poem.
This collection is wrought with enjambment and white space that enhances the experience of reading the poem in that they usurp expectations or amplify an emotion, sentiment, or feeling.
In The Vulture & the Body, the lines:
"What if, instead of carrying
a child, I'm supposed to be carrying grief" (13).
creates a pause that emphasizes the physical act of carrying. Additionally, the white space creates a sense of distance between the speaker and the concept of carrying a child, which is applicable to the overall sentiment of the poem, and the collection.
The enjambment is similar in Mastering:
"that perhaps the only thing I can make
is love and art" (72).
This break distances the love and art from the act of making it in a way that seems to hearken back to the distancing of the speaker from carrying a child. It also conveys a disconnected tone that mirrors how the speaker feels toward the man she's talking to.
The spacing in Bald Eagles in a Field contributes effectively to the pacing and tone of the piece, especially in the last four lines:
"really, it was just a moment, dad and daughter
pulled over in the car, silent and breathing for a singular instance before all we knew
took flight" (40).
Through the use of white space, it is as though the words themselves take flight from the rest of the poem. This works to convey the feeling of what the language dictates. The couplets create gentle and graceful pacing that the last line softly breaks free from.
In the poem, Would You Rather, white space is enlisted to convey distance.
"You said our Plan B was just to live out our lives: More time, more sleep, travel—
And still I'm making a list of all the places I found out I wasn't carrying a child" (67).
The white space here creates physical distance that mirrors and emphasizes a distance in the perspectives of the speaker and their partner. Later in this poem, another instance of white space creates a sense of distance.
"Down below the girder that's still not screened against jumpers, so that it seems almost like a dare, an invitation,
we watched a seal make a sinuous shimmy in the bay" (68)
As the line is spaced below the previous stanza, it is as if the break mimics the action of peering down below at the seals.
The stanza breaks bring more meaning to the poem, The Contract Says: We'd Like the Conversation to Be Bilingual:
"Don't mention your father
was a teacher, spoke English, loved making beer, loved baseball, tell us
again about the poncho, the hubcaps, how he stole them, how he did the thing
he was trying to prove he didn't do" (60).
The breaks separate the father from who he really is, which is what the people in this poem are asking the speak to do, to only talk about him stealing hubcaps. The separation conveys the lack of understanding of the point of her father's actions and a sentiment of separation from the portrayal of her identity that is being imposed upon her.
There are moments where the enjambment works to create surprise, such as in the poem Sundown & All the Damage Done: "burnt meat smell / of midweek cookouts and wet grass" (48). Breaking on burnt meat had a sinister tone that was subsequently amended in the following line. Additionally in Cargo: "The supermarket here is full of grass seed like spring / might actually come" (58). It's an unexpected turn from a bright, image of renewal to a tone of defeatism.
Although the line breaks in Mastering were overall effective, I wasn't entirely convinced of the line break: "how he's lucky it's me he said it to because I won't / vaporize him" (73). There isn't a sense of surprise when we get to "vaporize him"-- we already have an idea that she won't do something, which is likely to be something negative as he's lucky she won't do it. Although a line break doesn't necessarily have to create surprise for it to be effective, breaking on "won't" read as stilted to me.
Perhaps I am jaded to the idea that we were once stardust, having heard it used often in writing. I was therefore apprehensive about a poem titled Dead Stars. Although, this metaphor that within life is death is appropriate in connection with the themes of the collection. Moreover this poem had a unique take on this well-used concept-- that the speaker could become stars again, if they "launch our demands into the sky, made ourselves so big / people could point to us with the arrows they make in their minds, / rolling their trash bins out, after all this is over?" (23). I particularly enjoyed the imagery in this piece with the mention of the "the trash, the rolling containers a song of suburban thunder"-- it was a description that I could hear in my head very clearly.
I did, however, find myself dissatisfied with the title of the poem— I'm Sure About Magic. This title sets you up an expectation for a glimmer of positivity, of wonder, of optimism. But it ends on a sour note— "all wasted like your too short life down the drain" (41). What was wasted? The pots turned into jewelry, the fruit smeared on wrist? Limón likely wanted a sense of despondency to come through at the end of the poem, but it seemed at odds with the concept of being certain about magic. Perhaps the "about" wasn't necessarily that magic exists, but that it doesn't, or that it's not a uncomplicatedly wonderful thing.
I additionally found the unspecified pronouns in Sun Down & All The Damage Done alienated me from the piece. I could not find a way in to understand fully who "him" and "her" were. I was also lost because at one point, the poem states that "if were to live as long as she did, I'd / have eleven more years" in one line, but then "As long as her, this / would be my final year" (48). How could you have 11 more years and also only one at the same time? Or is this 11 more years grounded in "more" than a different number than the speakers current age? I interpreted the "him" and "her" to be parents, because it makes sense to that you would consider your life in comparison to your creator's. However, I wasn't entirely confident in this reading, so I was unable to find a way into understanding why these particular lifespans have import on the speaker's own lifespan.
The lines that Limon chooses to separate as their own stanza often either enhance a sentiment, of sadness, loneliness, or vulnerability. In On A Lamppost Long Ago, orphaning the line "when we get it wrong, his face closes like a fist" causes the line to sound particularly sad (49). A sense of vulnerability is evoked in placing the line "I do not know where else I belong" alone in the poem Ancestors (4) .
In this collection, time presents itself as an extension of death, for it propels us towards it. In what is probably my favorite piece in the collection, The Leash, Limón grapples death and time in a haunting way-- in that like the dog that chases after the truck, we as humans are "perhaps
always hurtling our bodies toward / the thing that will obliterate us, begging for love / from the speeding passage of time" (6-7). There was something about the single stanza form in this poem that felt like a way to hold onto to life, that breaking would be like letting go. There are two poems in the collection dedicated to time, placed back to back: Time is On Fire, and After the Fire. Time is on Fire obscures the concept of time and highlights its power-- that if time doesn't exist, "maybe I don't exist. One day: / nothing. Another: mushrooms or mildew, or some / inching sprout, or some leaf gone black and dead. / Time does that" (86). In this poem, the speaker's pain and time seem intrinsically linked, that "each second is in" them, that time can go backwards, that "The arrow / we rise like a horse, mute and fast, retraces and races, / so that right now even as my valley burns, it rewinds / too, each black ash rubble pile pulls itself back / into a dear home" (86). After the Fire, true to its title, has a tone of cold sorrow that follows in the wake of the previous poem's anguish.
This book began with the idea of naming as a form of creation and it ended in a lingering call to something unknown.


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You can now create a dazzling display with your Raspberry Pi with the Adafruit RGB Matrix Bonnet. These boards plug into your Pi and makes it super easy to control RGB matrices such as those we stock in the shop and create a colorful scrolling display or mini LED wall with ease.
"Bonnet" boards work on any Raspberry Pi with a 40-pin GPIO header — Zero, Zero W/WH, Model A+, B+, Pi 2 and Pi 3. They do not work with older 26-pin boards like the original Model A or B. Note with the Pi Zero you may need to solder a header on the Pi board; it's normally unpopulated on that model (except the "Zero WH").
We also have a HAT version of our RGB Matrix design. The HAT version does not come fully assembled, but does include a real time clock (RTC).
Simple design - plug in power, plug in IDC cable, run our Python code!
Power protection circuitry - you can plug a 5V 4A wall adapter into the HAT and it will automatically protect against negative, over or under-voltages! Yay for no accidental destruction of your setup.
Fully assembled compact design no soldering required! Plugs onto any Raspberry Pi with a 2x20 connector, and you're ready to glow.
Works with any of our 16x32, 32x32 or 32x64 RGB LED Matrices with HUB75 connections. You can also use 64x64 matrices by soldering a small jumper on the PCB. Want more lights? No problem, chain multiple matrices together for a longer display - we've only tested up to 32x128 but it works just fine. The bigger the display the harder it is on the Pi, so keep that in mind if you're using a lower-powered Pi Zero.
Please note: this Bonnet is only for use with HUB75 type RGB matrices. Not for use with NeoPixel, DotStar, or other 'addressable' LEDs.
A 5V power supply is also required, not included, for power the matrix itself, the Pi cannot do it, to calculate the power, multiply the width of all the chained matrices * 0.12 Amps : A 32 pixel wide matrix can end up drawing 32*0.12 = 3.85A so pick up a 5V 4A power supply. We also stock 5V 10A power supplies. Actual power usage will vary with how many LEDs you light up at once.
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Dance the cold away with this wacky snowman!


As always celebrities attending the BAFTA's didn't disappoint when it came to hair. Stunning curls, glossy lengths and chic up do's all made their way down the red carpet ready to celebrate the best in the industry.
Ruth Wilson had a gorgeous curled and slightly quiffed look which worked really well with her silver suit, which I thought looked fantastic on her. Samantha Barks and Cate Blanchett both went for casual, soft up do's which suited their face shapes and worked well against the glamorous gowns.
Laura Haddock had her long hair braided with pieces left free to frame the face, this is becoming quite a classic look for the red carpet, and I think it looks great.Josephine De La Baume showcased her natural shine and I love the old school glamour curls. Beautiful!
My overall favourite was Fearne Cotton. From head to toe I LOVED everything about her look. Her hair to start made sure everyone knew that short hair doesn't mean boring hair. I loved the retro curls and volume. Her dress was amazing, and the shoes worked perfectly.
Fearne Cotton wins hands down for me too!! She always looks incredible!
Love all of these styles but I agree Fearne looks beautiful!


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Teams competing in the UEFA Champions League group stage this season can expect to receive a minimum amount of €7.2m according to the revenue distribution system in place for the 2010/11 campaign.
Each of the 32 clubs taking part in the UEFA Champions League group stage that kicks off on Tuesday will receive a participation bonus of €3.9m, plus a match bonus of €550,000 per group game played. On top of that, the following performance bonuses will be paid: €800,000 for every win and €400,000 for every draw in the group stage.
There are additional payments made to the teams that progress in the competition with €3m the reward for advancing to the round of 16, €3.3m for reaching the quarter-finals and €4.2m for a semi-final place. The winners of the final at Wembley Stadium on 28 May will collect a further €9m, with €5.6m going to the runners-up.
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Around two thousand China Airline (A personal sector firm where the state of ROC, the bourgeois state that reigns in Taiwan, is the most important shareholder, not to be confused with the Chinese state owned Air China) staff together with pilots, flight attendants, and airport logistics employees have taken to the streets refusing the corporate's mandate for them to sign a waiver that forfeits their eight-hour days, regular working hours, and right for union involvement in negotiating work time as accorded to by the bourgeois state. Browse the top flights to Costa Rica , and get ready for a Central American journey. Catch the subsequent flights to Montreal , where you may eat your fill of Quebec's quintessential gravy fries. Getting a final-minute booking for an airline flight is the most important hassle to face.
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Q: Multiple do_shortcode in page template Is it possible to nest multiple shortcodes with do_shortcode?
Using visual composer and easytable with the visual editor, the classic editor displays:
[vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_accordion][vc_accordion_tab title="Section 1"][easytable]table stuff[/easytable][/vc_accordion_tab][vc_accordion_tab title="Section 2"][/vc_accordion_tab][/vc_accordion][/vc_column][/vc_row]

I have attempted something like this:
echo do_shortcode( '[vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_accordion][vc_accordion_tab title="Section 1"][vc_column_text] [table]
' .$sometabledata. ' is some data
[/table][/vc_column_text][/vc_accordion_tab][vc_accordion_tab title="Section 2"][/vc_accordion_tab][/vc_accordion][/vc_column][/vc_row]' );

However, this seems to generate the accordion, but the table is then lost.  Separately the table works with:
echo do_shortcode( '[table]mydata[/table]' );

A: Okay, you need this:
<?php echo do_shortcode('[your-first-shortcode]'.'[your-second-shortcode]'); ?>

Just write a dot between your shortcodes...
Try:
<?php echo do_shortcode( '[vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_accordion][vc_accordion_tab title="Section 1"][vc_column_text]'.'[table]'.$sometabledata.'[/table]'.'[/vc_column_text][/vc_accordion_tab][vc_accordion_tab title="Section 2"][/vc_accordion_tab][/vc_accordion][/vc_column][/vc_row]' ); ?>


Cynthia K. Thompson's research focuses on normal and disordered language and how language recovers in persons with brain damage. This work makes use of mutually supportive language representation (linguistic) and processing accounts of normal language to predict breakdown and recovery patterns. These patterns provide blueprints for clinical protocols and, in turn, address the utility of this translational approach for studying language disorders. The processing mechanisms that support recovery also are studied by tracking eye movements in sentence processing and production, and the neural correlates of recovery are examined using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).
Mack, J. E. & Thompson, C. K. (2017). Recovery of online sentence processing in aphasia: Eye movement changes resulting from Treatment of Underlying Forms. Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 1-17. DOI: 10.1044/2016_JSLHR-L-16-0108.
Mack, J.E., Nerantzini, M., & Thompson, C.K. (2017). Recovery of Sentence Production Processes Following Language Treatment in Aphasia: Evidence from Eyetracking. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2017(11). DOI: 10.3389/fnhum.2017.00101.
Schuchard, J., & Thompson, C. K. (2017). Sequential learning in individuals with agrammatic aphasia: evidence from artificial grammar learning. Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 1-14. DOI: 10.1080/20445911.2017.1293065.
Thompson, C.K., Walenski, M., Chen, Y.F., Caplan, D., Kiran, S., Rapp, B., Grunewald, K., Nunez, M., Zinbarg, R.E., & Parrish, T.B. (2017). Intrahemispheric perfusion in chronic stroke-induced aphasia. Neural Plasticity, 2017, 1-15. DOI:10.1155/2017/2361691.
Thompson, C. K. & Mack, J. E. (in press). Neurocognitive mechanisms of agrammatism. In: De Zubicaray, G. and Schiller, N. O. (Eds.), Oxford Handbook of Neurolinguistics. New York: Oxford University Press.
Rogalski, E., Sridhar, J., Rader, B., Martersteck, A., Chen, K., Cobia, D., Thompson, C.K., Weintraub, S., Bigio, E.H., & Mesulam, M. M. (2016). Aphasic variant of Alzheimer disease: Clinical, anatomic, and genetic features. Neurology, 87(13), 1337-1343. PMC5047036. DOI: 10.1212/WNL.0000000000003165.
Mack, J.E., Zu-Sern Wei, A., Gutierrez, S., & Thompson, C.K. (2016). Tracking sentence comprehension: Test-retest reliability in people with aphasia and unimpaired adults. Journal of Neurolinguistics, 40, 98-111. PMC5113948. DOI: 10.1016/j.jneuroling.2016.06.001.
Schuchard, J., Nerantzini, M., & Thompson, C.K. (2016). Implicit learning and implicit treatment outcomes in individuals with aphasia. Aphasiology, 1-24. NIHMS832412. DOI: 10.1080/02687038.2016.1147526.
Wang, H., & Thompson, C. K. (2015). Assessing syntactic deficits in Chinese Broca's aphasia using the Northwestern Assessment of Verbs and Sentences-Chinese (NAVS-C). Aphasiology, 30(7), 815-840. PMC4955954. DOI:10.1080/02687038.2015.1111995.
Mack, J.E., Chandler, S.D., Meltzer-Asscher, A., Rogalski, E., Weintraub, S., Mesulam, M.M., & Thompson, C.K. (2015). What do pauses in narrative production reveal about the nature of word retrieval deficits in PPA? Neuropsychologia, 77, 211-222. PMC4609629. DOI:10.1016/j.neuropsychologia.2015.08.019.
Lee, J., Yoshida, M., & Thompson, C.K. (2015). Grammatical planning units during real-time sentence production in agrammatic aphasia and healthy speakers. Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 58(4), 1182-1194. PMC4765196. DOI:10.1044/2015_JSLHR-L-14-0250.
Lee, J., & Thompson, C.K. (2015). Phonological facilitation effects on naming latencies and viewing times during noun and verb naming in agrammatic and anomic aphasia. Aphasiology, 29(10), 1164-1188. PMC4583128. DOI:10.1080/02687038.2015.1035225.
Thompson, C.K. (2015). Establishing the effects of treatment for aphasia using single-subject-controlled experimental designs. Aphasiology, 29(5), 588-597. PMC1847620. DOI:10.1080/02687038.2014.987043.
Meltzer-Asscher, A., Mack, J. E., Barbieri, E., & Thompson, C. K. (2015). How the brain processes different dimensions of argument structure complexity: Evidence from fMRI. Brain and Language, 142, 65-75. PMC4336802. DOI:10.1016/j.bandl.2014.12.005. Reference: YBRLN4274.
Riley, E., & Thompson, C.K. (2015). Training pseudoword reading in acquired dyslexia: a phonological complexity approach. Aphasiology, 29:2, 129-150. PMC4467909. DOI:10.1080/02687038.2014.955389.
Mesulam, M.M., Thompson, C.K., Weintraub, S., & Rogalski, E. (2015). The Wernicke conundrum and the anatomy of language comprehension in primary progressive aphasia. Brain, 138(Pt 8), 2423-2437. PMC4805066. DOI: 10.1093/brain/awv154.
Thompson, C. K., Faroqi-Shah, Y., & Lee, J. (2015). Models of sentence production. In: A. Hillis (Ed.). The handbook of adult language disorders: Integrating cognitive neuropsychology, neurology, and rehabilitation. Second Edition (pp. 328-354). New York: Psychology Press.
Fraser, K.C., Hirst, G., Meltzer, J.A., Mack, J.E., Thompson, C.K. (2014). Using statistical analysis parsing to detect agrammatic aphasia. Proceedings of the 2014 Workshop on Biomedical Natural Language Processing (BioNLP), p. 134-142. Stroudsburg, PA: Association for Computatonal Linguistics (ACL).
Mesulam, M.M., Rogalski, E.J., Wieneke, C., Hurley, R. S., Geula, C., Bigio, E.H., Thompson, C.K., & Weintraub, S. (2014). Primary progressive aphasia and the evolving neurology of the language network. Nature Reviews Neurology, 10(Oct. 2014), 554-569. PMC4201050. DOI:10.1038/nrneurol.2014.159.
Thompson, C.K., & Mack, J.E. (2014). Grammatical impairments in PPA. Aphasiology, 28(8-9), 1018-1037. PMC4306464. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/02687038.2014.912744.
Meltzer-Asscher, A., & Thompson, C.K. (2014). The forgotten grammatical category: Adjective use in agrammatic aphasia. Journal of Neurolinguistics, 30C, 48-68. PMC4034142. DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jneuroling.2014.04.001.
Schuchard, J., & Thompson, C.K. (2014). Implicit and explicit learning in individuals with agrammatic aphasia. Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 43(3), 209-224. PMC3766481. DOI:10.1007/s10936-013-9248-4.
Thompson, C.K. & Meltzer-Asscher, A. (2014). Neurocognitive mechanisms of verb argument structure processing. In Asaf Bachrach, Isabelle Roy and Linaea Stockall (Eds.) Structuring the Argument: Multidisciplinary research on verb argument structure (pp. 141-168). John Benjamins.
Thompson, C.K., & Kielar, A. (2014). Neural bases of sentence processing: evidence from neurolinguistic and neuroimaging studies. In M. Goldrick, V. Ferreira, & M. Miozzo (Eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Language Production (pp. 47-69). New York: Oxford University Press.
2017-2021 Neurolinguistic Investigations of Aphasia and Aphasia Recovery. The National Institutes of Health (NIDCD) RO1DC01948-15-20. $2,530,798.
2013-2018 Neurobiology of Language Recovery in Aphasia: Natural History and Treatment-Induced Recovery. The National Institutes of Health (NIDCD) P50DC012283 (Clinical Research Center). $11,768,102.
2017-2022 Language in Primary Progressive Aphasia. The National Institutes of Health (NIDCD) RO1DC008552-11-15. $2,195,205.


On my way back from Southern California I planned to reach Zion National Park in hope of catching a nice sunset. When I was still an hour away with the sun about to set I had to quickly come up with a new plan. Knowing that I wouldn't make it in time I pulled over to search the skies for an alternative location. A beautiful cloud mass had formed over the desert landscape with an impressive mountain range off in the distance partially enshrouded by white fluffy clouds. Now all I had to do was find a good vantage point which proved harder than expected.
Racing against time I was very fortunate to find a county road that led to a public trailhead. When I arrived, the sun was mostly obscured by clouds but a slight amount of light was piercing through which lit up a few clouds hovering over the distant mountains. To my surprise, one of the clouds took on the form of an angel which was enough confirmation for me that I was at the right location.
Moments later the sunlight disappeared, leaving a rich black cloud bank behind the mountains. Just when I thought it was over, the saturated sunlight burst out again and nicely lit up the tips of the distant mountains. Moments later, the sun set and the mysteriously beautiful Utah desert evening had come to an end.
Canon 6D, EF70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM, f/16, 1/13 sec, 200 ISO, 135mm, Dolica Professional tripod, Abobe lightroom 6 for editing pano.
This is a the second part of my recent trip to Southern California with the focus this time on the Malibu Coast. The flowers here consisted mostly of Giant Coreopsis, Purple Sand Verbena, and a few California Poppies with some other varieties thrown in. Again, the bloom this Spring was beautiful where ever I went.
The rugged coast during sunset had a surprise element that I won't soon forget. While setting up on a different day for another shot on the clifftop, I was fortunate to spot a pod of Grey Whales passing by right below me almost in the break zone. I was latter told that they come in close to rub the barnacles off their bodies on the rocks. They were migrating up to Alaska. It was a fantastic sight to see them lunge their enormous heads out of the water along with the spray coming from their blowholes. This went on for over an hour as they hung around my location. There were many others who shared in this experience which made it even better.
Thanks for viewing my site and I hope your spring is going well!


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Q: Sending file with nodeJS on apache I've a setup of apache (usbwebserver) and nodejs (both latest versions).
I changed the httpd.conf (as described here https://stackoverflow.com/a/18604082/1112413)
HTTPD.CONF
ProxyPass /node http://localhost:8000/

APP.JS
Current Code:
var app = require('express')();
var http = require('http');

http.createServer(function (req, res) {
  res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/plain'});
  res.end('Hello Apache!\n');

}).listen(8000, 'localhost');

//Tried with app.get('/') to

app.get('/node', function(req, res){
   res.sendfile('index.html');
});

INDEX.HTML
<!doctype html>

    <title>Socket.IO chat</title>

    <form action="">
      <input id="m" autocomplete="off" /><button>Send</button>
    </form>

Working with the tutorial from socket.js
It doesn't load the index.html I think because of the res.end in http.creatserver.
If I take res.end away it keeps forever loading.
What am I doing wrong? Just following the tutorial from socket.io (http://socket.io/get-started/chat/ )
My node js code is in /Node. is this a problem?
IDEA:
I'm trying to create a app (for phonegap) that can use php and nodejs.
The app has some obvious CRUD functions for some stuff. But it needs to have a chat also. The company asked me to write it in phonegap since we all know php/js and don't have C#/Java experience.
So I went searching for a chat and the best solution seemed nodejs/socket io because it is event driven and fast because of that.

A: You are using express wrong:
The Express-App is actually an object you can pass to the http.createServer()-Method - it doesnt live parellel to it.
Youre code should work if you change it like this:
// Delete the original http.createServer();
app.get('/node', function(req, res){
    res.sendfile('index.html');
});

http.createServer(app).listen(8000, 'localhost');

As you can also see in the example, you will have to define the routes BEFORE you start the server.


The majority of residents say there are not enough police officers on the beat, according to a new report .
The Scottish Crime and Justice Survey found 56.7 per cent of people believe policing is short in Ayrshire The national average is 49.7 per cent and the Ayrshire viewpoint is greater than Glasgow which stands at 44.7 per cent and Edinburgh at 44.6 per cent.
The figure emerged the same week the Scottish Police Federation staged its annual conference at Turnberry Hotel.
Tory John Scott MSP has called on the SNP to deflect funding into putting more police in Ayrshire.
The survey asked Ayrshire people if their local bobbies patrol on foot - and only 11.7 per cent said yes. This figure has more than halved in the last five years. Nearly 10 per cent said they had seen police bicycle patrols in their area, and 33.3 per cent by car. Some 53 per cent believed the police did not patrol their area regularly.
Justice secretary Humza Yousaf said: "Tory hypocrisy in crying wolf over police numbers when in Scotland officers have risen by over 900 compared to a cut of 20,000 in England & Wales. The Survey shows that people are feeling safer in their communities than a decade ago.


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Aaron Rodgers tells radio show he is unvaccinated, getting Covid advice from Joe Rogan
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Green Bay Packers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers confirmed he is unvaccinated against Covid-19 and is disappointed with the treatment he's been receiving in the media while appearing on The Pat McAfee Show on Friday.
"I realize I'm in the crosshairs of the woke mob right now," Rodgers said. "So, before my final nail gets put in my cancel culture casket, I think I would like to set the record straight on so many of the blatant lies that are out there about myself."
Rodgers said the media was on a "witch hunt" to find out which players were vaccinated and blamed reporters for him saying he was "immunized" back in August.
While talking with McAfee on his SiriusXM show, the three-time MVP repeated some Covid-19 misconceptions and said he has conferred with podcast host Joe Rogan on how to deal with a coronavirus infection.
You asked, we're answering: Your top questions about Covid-19 and vaccines
The quarterback, who has led Green Bay to a 7-1 record, will not play in the Packers game against the Kansas City Chiefs this weekend due to Covid-19 protocols, the team's head coach Matt LaFleur announced Wednesday.
The 37-year-old Rodgers said if any reporter would have asked a follow-up question, he would have explained he's "not an anti-vax flat earther," but that he's a "critical thinker."
Rogers added he has been following the strict NFL protocols for unvaccinated players to a "T." Rodgers described the daily testing he is subjected to every day, even on off days, and believes the rules are in place to shame unvaccinated people. Rodgers said he has been tested over 300 times before testing positive this week.
Rodgers said he experienced some mild symptoms for roughly 48 hours but currently "feels really good." He wasn't certain when he would return to the field or what protocols were in place for him now that he tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
Quarterback took advice from Joe Rogan
Rodgers said he consulted with podcast host Joe Rogan and took his advice on how he treated his own Covid-19.
"I consulted with a now good friend of mine, Joe Rogan, after he got Covid, and I've a lot of the stuff he recommended in his podcast and on the phone to me," Rodgers said.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (12) during the first half of an NFL football game against the Arizona Cardinals, Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)
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Packers star QB Aaron Rodgers out for Chiefs game due to Covid-19 protocols. Multiple outlets report he tested positive for virus
"I'm going to have the best immunity possible now based on the 2.5-million-person study from Israel that the people that get Covid and recover, have the most robust immunity. I'm thankful for people like Joe stepping up and using his voice. I'm thankful for my medical squad and I'm thankful for all the love and support I've gotten but I've been taking monoclonal antibodies, ivermectin, zinc, vitamin C and DHCQ and I feel pretty incredible."
Of these, only monoclonal antibodies are approved treatments for Covid-19 but those alone could account for any improvement in his symptoms.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention noted an Israeli study looked at people who had been vaccinated six months before or longer. "Understanding infection-induced and vaccine-induced immunity over time is important, particularly for future studies to consider," they wrote.
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Rodgers said he did not get vaccinated because he has an allergy to an ingredient in the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines and was scared about the possible side effects from the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. He said the decision to seek alternative treatments was "what was best for my body."
Rodgers said the NFL knew he was unvaccinated, and he had multiple conversations with NFL doctors including one where a doctor told him, "it is impossible for a vaccinated person to get Covid or spread Covid."
When asked about Aaron Rodgers' claim that a NFL doctor told him "it is impossible for vaccinated person to get Covid or spread Covid," a league source tells CNN "no doctor from the league or the joint NFL-NFLPA infectious disease consultants communicated with the player."
Rodgers told McAfee he had previously tried to "petition" the league that his homeopathic treatment of increasing his antibodies should be considered as an alternative to getting fully vaccinated via Moderna, Pfizer or Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
Rodgers continued, "at that point I knew I was definitely not going to win the appeal."
CNN has asked the NFL about this claim and whether the league has a comment.
There is no evidence that homeopathic treatments can affect a person's antibodies, experts say.
McAfee, a former NFL player and WWE wrestler turned sports commentator, said on Twitter in August he tested positive for a breakthrough case of Covid-19 despite being fully vaccinated.
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Rodgers said, "The vaccines do offer some protection for sure but there is a lot we don't know about them. … There is a lot to natural immunity. … If you have gotten Covid and recovered from it, that's the best boost to immunity you can have."
Rodgers is not incorrect in thinking people who have recovered from Covid-19 have some immunity – but it's not nearly as much immunity as vaccinated people have. A team of researchers led by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in October that vaccination protects people against coronavirus infection much better than previous infection does.
Their study found people who had not been vaccinated and who ended up in the hospital were five times more likely to have Covid-19 than people who had been vaccinated within the past three to six months.
"All eligible persons should be vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as possible, including unvaccinated persons previously infected with SARS-CoV-2," the researchers wrote in the CDC's weekly report, the MMWR.
Rodgers expresses doubts
The Green Bay quarterback paraphrased Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. while explaining his stance, "The great MLK said that 'You have a moral obligation to object to unjust rules and rules that make no sense.'" Rodgers said certain strict NFL protocols were not based on science, noting if he tested negative for Covid-19 every day and was surrounded by vaccinated people, why should he be "shamed" into wearing a mask throughout the Packers facility.
In August, Rodgers was asked whether he had received the Covid-19 vaccine. Rodgers said he had been "immunized."
"There's a lot of conversation around it, around the league, and a lot of guys who have made statements and not made statements," Rodgers said. "Owners have made statements. There's guys on the team that haven't been vaccinated. I think it's personal decision. I'm not going to judge those guys. There's guys that have been vaccinated and contracted Covid. So it's an interesting issue."
Per policy agreed upon by the NFL and players' union, teams aren't allowed to comment on a player's medical status other than referring to roster status. The reserve/Covid-19 list is for players who either test positive for the novel coronavirus or who have been in close contact with someone who is infected.
"Failure to properly enforce the protocols has resulted in discipline being assessed against individual Clubs in the past. The league is aware of the current situation in Green Bay and will be reviewing with the Packers."
Vaccinated players who test positive and remain asymptomatic are eligible to return after testing negative twice in a 24-hour span. Unvaccinated players are required to quarantine for 10 days and then test negative to return.
CNN's Steve Almasy and Maggie Fox contributed to this report.