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Phantom out of Time
By Nelson S. Bond
Published by Start Publishing LLC
Graed Garroway's empire on Earth was toppling, smashed by the flaming vengeance of Dirk Morris who struck from nowhere with blinding speed and true justice. Yet such a thing could not be—for Dirk Morris was dead, slain at the brutal command of the Black Dictator.
Nelson S. Bond
Nelson Slade Bond (November 23, 1908 – November 4, 2006) was an American author who wrote extensively for books, magazines, radio, television and the stage. The 1998 recipient of the Nebula Author Emeritus award for lifetime achievement, Bond was a pioneer in early science fiction and fantasy. His published fiction is mainly short stories, most of which appeared in pulp magazines in the 1930s and 1940s. Many were published in Blue Book magazine. He is noted for his "Lancelot Biggs" series of stories and for his "Meg the Priestess" tales, which introduced one of the first powerful female characters in science fiction.
Publisher: Start Publishing LLC (November 17, 2020)
Fiction > Science Fiction > General
Fiction > Science Fiction > Space Opera
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Alexandra Daddario is a global superstar known to have a huge set of breasts. Alexandra Daddario breast size is known to be 34D. Her role as an actress and fashion model has earned her many fans. Alexandra Daddario was born on March,16 1986 in New York City.
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Her mother, Christina is a lawyer and her father is Richard Daddario, the former head of the NYPD counter-terrorism unit under Michael Bloomberg. She has a colorful ancestry, including Italian, Czech, English and Irish. It is evident from her facial and body features that Alexandra Daddario got the best of the genes.
Alexandra Daddario Started at Age 16
She started on television at age 16 and had her major breakthrough as Annabeth Chase in Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. Some of her prominent movies include Its Always Sunny In Philly, Texas Chainsaw 3D, White collar and Hall Pass.
Her most recent efforts in 2016 include appearances in The Layover and Baywatch. To star in the movie Baywatch, it is a must to have a huge set of boobs. But the question remains if Alexandra Daddario used plastic surgery to achieve her huge boobs size.
Alexandra Daddario has been silent about her breast implants surgery speculations. Like many celebrities, she might want to leave her fans guessing. Some jealous observers will criticize about her nicely shaped breasts while some shower her increased boob size with praises. It is helpful to trace back the early years of Alexandra Daddario to see if she underwent the knife to enhance her boobs.
In 2006, Alexandra Daddario was already the poster girl of many young boys and men. Check out this photo taken on April 27, 2006. Here she is attending The 60th Annual Edgar Awards Banquet at Grand Hyatt Hotel:
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In 2006, you can see that Alexandra Daddario already had some impressive cleavage. At that time, she was only 20 years old. It was unlikely she would have undergone a boob job as she was quite young then. This picture is evidence that her breasts are all natural.
Watch Alexandra Daddario being interviewed in 2010:
Compare that to a recent Alexandra Daddario interview about Baywatch:
In 2010, this is probably the only photo you can find where Alexandra Daddario seems to have smaller boobs. But then, she is all covered up in this photo, there is no signs of a deep cleavage to suggest a huge bust line. But you'll never know, they might just be hidden assets.
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In 2011, Alexandra Daddario played a role in Hall Pass. She also had a regular role on the the American television drama series Parenthood. Here she is at the Los Angeles Premiere of Hall Pass in Hollywood (see below):
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Consistent with her 2010 photo, Daddario continues to appear with her trademark jet black hair. But this time, she is beginning to show more cleavage. It is her slim and thin body that makes her boobs stand out. It is indeed rare to have someone with such a thin body frame to have such big boobs.
In 2012, Alexandra Daddario made her music video debut for Imagine Dragons' RADIOACTIVE. Check out the video below, not much boobs showing though:
For a change, Alexandra Daddario attended the Teen Vogue's 10th Anniversary Young Hollywood Party all dressed up to the neck. She demonstrated her beautiful body figure in a side shot (see below). Her body hugging dress creates a sexy silhouette. Her full breasts, slim arms and sexy gaze just make this picture a classic keep:
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2013 marked the year when Alexandra Daddario returned to play Annabeth Chase in Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters. Here she is at a special fan screening of Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters – In Los Angeles:
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Her blue dress seemed intent to draw attention away from her boobs. But when your boobs are the centre of attention most of the time, nothing could draw them away from roving eyes. She also highlighted her hair to a lighter brown color – too much attention on her boobs perhaps?
In 2014, Alexandra Daddario appeared in the movie Burying the Ex, a movie that participated but did not compete in the Venice Film Festival in 2014. Here she is attending the 71st Venice Film Festival in Venice Italy:
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Dressed in a "see through" purple dress, Alexandra Daddario has proven that she is a winner in all dresses. Her bright red lipstick color with dark colored earrings round up an elegant look. But you can see that eye bags are starting to form under her eyes.
In 2015, Alexandra Daddario had the leading role as Blake Gaines in the movie San Andreas. In the photo below, she attends the Premiere of San Andreas at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood:
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Her appearance in this bright red dress shows what push up bra can do. What appeared to be hidden gems in her earlier photos are thrown into the limelight. Her symmetrical "boob lines" show strong evidence of huge bra size. And how did she keep so slim all these years is a mystery. Her hour glass figure is "to die for" among many women.
In 2016, Alexandra Daddario was cast as the female lead (deservingly so) for the Baywatch Movie. She had a number of acting assignments, including roles in We Have Always Lived in the Castle and When We First Met. Here she is looking all dolled up and beautiful at the Hearst MagFront 2016:
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It is clear by now that whatever Alexandra Daddario wears, there is no hiding the fact that she has very huge boobs. The photo emphasises her slim waist. Only Alexandra Daddario could make this outfit look fabulous. Others would have made this outfit look nerdy.
Overall, those Alexandra Daddario boob job rumors are not true. So many questions about Alexandra Daddario bra size are being asked on the internet. It is highly unlikely that Alexandra Daddario had breast implants because she was already blessed with a huge bosom at a young age. Regardless of her bra size or boob size, it is more important to appreciate her long road to success. In this coming year, let's look forward to see Alexandra Daddario in more blockbuster movies. What do you think of Alexandra Daddario bra size and plastic surgery rumors?
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Felt is a textile that is produced by matting and knotting natural fibres together. This can be done using a wet or dry method. Needle felting is the dry method of creating 3D felt objects, or further embellishing flat pieces of work. Using special barbed needles and carded wool (from local sheep) you will learn the techniques behind creating a lovely bee brooch and then have a chance to make a little project of your own choice.
We will start by learning about the tools and equipment used in needle felting. We will have lots of samples of wool and fibre to help us learn about texture and form. Each attendee will make a small sample to practise using the needles before we start on a felted bee. You will be shown how to felt different shapes and how to join those shapes together. We will add our bee wings using felt or acetate, little eye embellishments and finally add a little brooch back or an invisible thread to complete our bees.
You will leave the course having learnt a new craft skill. If you fancy, you can also buy a felt kit and wool directly from us to continue at home.
This course is suitable for complete beginners to needle felting or those wishing to brush up their skills. As needle felting involves pushing very sharp needles into felt we recommended attendees are 12 and over (under 16 must be accompanied by an adult).
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On this workshop, our lovely tutor Lucy will teach you the art of marbling paper.
After a brief history of paper marbling and its uses. Lucy will introduce you to the tradition method of marbling which uses carragheenan size to float pigments on water. Students will get to try this and a number of modern techniques to create lots of sample patterned papers.
You will then have the time to experiment with these different marbling techniques and create some of your own fantastic pieces of marbled art.
You will leave with all your lovely samples, a handout explaining how to continue your journey and all the recipes we use to create the different marble baths.
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This procedure for the Provision of Interference Identification and Resolution Services on a 24/7 Basis for NAV CANADA only applies to NAV CANADA. Industry Canada will pursue similar arrangements with other Public Safety Services on a case-by-case basis.
Industry Canada recognizes that both NAV CANADA and itself have responsibilities in resolving interference to radiocommunication systems and that support from Industry Canada to assist NAV CANADA in resolving such interference outside of normal business hours may be required. After-hours assistance has historically been made available to public safety organizations and others who are critically dependant on radiocommunications or are being severely impacted by devices emitting radio frequency energy.
This procedure clarifies the respective roles of NAV CANADA and Industry Canada with respect to the Provision of Interference Identification and Resolution Services on a 24/7 Basis as outlined in the Agreement Between Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada as Represented by the Minister of Industry Canada and NAV CANADA Regarding Radio Frequency Spectrum Management.
If there is a discrepancy between this procedure and the agreement, the Agreement Between Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada as Represented by the Minister of Industry Canada and NAV CANADA Regarding Radio Frequency Spectrum Management prevails. You will find an excerpt of the agreement in Appendix A.
Industry Canada evaluates all interference complaints to radiocommunication systems on a case-by-case basis to determine how best to respond. In doing so, the Department considers the nature of the service, the severity of the interference, the radiocommunication options, the impact on the general public and Canada's well being, and the action taken by the licensee to resolve its own interference problem.
section5.(1)(l) of the Radiocommunication Act authorizes the Minister to make determinations of harmful interference Footnote 1 and issue "cease or modify" orders to those who are causing the interference.
section5.(1)(n) of the Act authorizes the Minister to do anything, including the identification and resolution of radio interference, that permits the effective administration of the Act.
NAV CANADA must ensure that its radiocommunication systems are installed and operating as per their authorized parameters and must collect the information necessary to resolve any interference situations. Furthermore, NAV CANADA is expected to undertake reasonable and appropriate actions before contacting the Department for assistance in the resolution of interference. As a minimum, NAV CANADA is to have completed the actions outlined below before requesting assistance either during or outside of normal business hours.
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NAV CANADA is to identify key personnel or positions within their organization (up to ten) who will be authorized to request the assistance of Industry Canada outside of normal office hours. This list is to be provided to Industry Canada and must be updated on an ongoing basis.
record the measures taken to eliminate the interference (e.g. additional filtering, squelch adjustments, etc.).
During normal business working hours (i.e. 08:30 to 16:30, local time) NAV CANADA will communicate directly with the appropriate Industry Canada district office as per RIC-66.
Outside of normal business working hours (i.e. 16:30 to 08:30, local time) NAV CANADA will communicate with the Industry Canada after-hours contact.
Industry Canada will provide NAV CANADA with telephone number(s) for both normal business hours and after-hours so that identified personnel/positions are able reach Industry Canada.
Industry Canada will notify NAV CANADA as soon as possible regarding the source of the interference and the steps taken to resolve it (subject to confidentiality and privacy issues).
These and other Spectrum documents can be found on Industry Canada's Spectrum Management and Telecommunications Web site at: http://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/smt-gst.nsf/eng/home.
Radio Communication Information Circular 66, Addresses and Telephone Numbers of Regional and District Offices (RIC-66).
In order to conduct its business, NAV CANADA is required to operate safety-related radiocommunication systems.
Each party has access to unique resources which may be combined in order to successfully investigate and Resolve cases of Harmful Interference.
As such, both parties agree that, where required, they will combine those resources and work together in investigating and resolving cases of Harmful Interference to NAV CANADA's aeronautical radiocommunication systems.
the results of the investigations.
provide airborne RFI investigation support to Industry Canada, if appropriate, when Industry Canada ground-based techniques are insufficient to detect the interference or locate the source.
provide NAV CANADA with points of contact for obtaining RFI resolution services after normal office hours.
The Parties recognize that successful collaboration may involve the exchange of technical information, which is confidential and proprietary to one of the Parties. Accordingly, both Parties agree that, technical information that is disclosed by one Party will be distributed on a need-to-know basis only and will not be disclosed to a third party without prior written consent of the disclosing Party.
The Parties recognize that successful collaboration may involve the loan of equipment from one Party to the other or the joint acquisition of equipment by the Parties. In either case, the Parties shall enter into acceptable written arrangements with respect to such loans or joint acquisitions which shall address, among other matters, ownership, costs, use, maintenance and repair, disposal and termination.
As defined in the Radiocommunication Act, "harmful interference" means an adverse effect of electromagnetic energy from any emission, radiation or induction that (a) endangers the use or functioning of a safety-related radiocommunication system, or (b) significantly degrades or obstructs, or repeatedly interrupts, the use or functioning of radio apparatus or radio-sensitive equipment.
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Official website: http://www.lyricbroadway.com
Originally known as the Ford Center for the Performing Arts (January 26, 1998- 2005)
Then known as the Hilton Theatre (2005 – 2010)
Then known as the Foxwoods Theatre (2010 – 2014)
Renamed the Lyric Theatre by ATG in 2014.
The second largest theatre on Broadway (the Gershwin is slightly larger)
Photo Gallery (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, 2018)
Photo Gallery (Cirque du Soleil Paramour & General Views 2017)
Built in 1996-97 on the site of the former Apollo and Lyric Theatres. The original Lyric was built in 1903 and hosted Shakespeare plays and such notable new shows as Cole Porter's Fifty Million Frenchmen, until it was converted to a movie theatre in 1934. The Apollo, constructed in 1920 by the Selwyn Brothers to a design by Eugene De Rosa, housed the Gershwin musicals Strike Up the Band and George White's Scandals, among other works, but was also turned into a film venue by the early 1930s. A brief return to use as a legitimate theatre in the late 1970s proved unsuccessful, and the venue ended its existence as a nightclub.
By the early 1990s, after being neglected and falling into serious disrepair, both theatres were condemned. They were among the 42nd Street theatres repossessed by the City and State of New York in 1990, and fell under the protection of the New 42nd Street organization in 1992. In 1996, the theatres were leased by Livent and demolished. However, certain major architectural elements and structures were protected under landmark status; these were carefully removed from the buildings, stored, and incorporated into the new theatre. Today, patrons visiting the theatre sit under the dome from the Lyric and proscenium arch from the Apollo, and pass through the ornate Lyric Theatre facades on 43rd and 42nd Streets. Above the 43rd street entrance, on the second floor, can be seen the busts of W. S. Gilbert, Arthur Sullivan and Reginald De Koven; the Lyric Theatre was originally intended to house De Koven's works.
The theatre opened as the Ford Center for the Performing Arts on January 26, 1998 with a musical version of E.L. Doctorow's Ragtime. In 2005, the venue was completely renovated and renamed the Hilton for the US premiere of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
After the closing of Young Frankenstein on January 4, 2009, the theatre was vacant throughout 2009. The production of the new musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark was anticipated to open in December 2010, but problems in financing the record-setting budget of the show (estimated at $65 million), and technical issues, postponed the opening. After securing funding, Spider-Man officially opened on June 14, 2011 following seven months of preview performances.
The theatre was renamed the "Foxwoods Theatre" in August 2010, under an agreement with Foxwoods Resort Casino and Live Nation.
On May 20, 2013 it was announced that the UK-based Ambassador Theatre Group had acquired the lease to the Foxwoods Theatre for about $60 million. The New 42nd Street nonprofit organization remained as the landlord. In March 2014, the theatre was renamed the Lyric Theatre by ATG.
In December 2016, a major redesign of the theatre was announced by ATG, to prepare the venue for the arrival of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. The redesign will reduce the capacity from 1,900 to 1,500, will increase intimacy and enable the deceptively simple (but massively complex) design from the London show to be seamlessly transferred to Broadway.
Article about the redesign
Past Productions / History
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (previews from 16 March 2018, official opening night April 22, 2018)
2017: Theatre redesigned for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Cirque du Soleil Paramour (previews from April 16, 2016, officially opened on May 25, 2016, closed April 16 2017)
Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games (2015)
On the Town (2014)
2014: Theatre purchased by Ambassador Theatre Group, and renamed the Lyric Theatre
Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark (Previews November 28 2010, Officially Opened June 14 2011, closed January 4, 2014)
Young Frankenstein (Previews October 11, 2007. Official opening November 8 2007. Closed January 4, 2009)
The Pirate Queen (2007)
Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (Nov 8 2006 – Jan 7 2007)
Hot Feet (2006)
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (April 28 – December 31 2005)
2005: Venue renovated and renamed the Hilton.
42nd Street (2001) revival
Jesus Christ Superstar (2000) 161 performances
Ragtime (January 26, 1998 – January 16, 2000)
LSI: Spider-Man Turn Off The Dark (October 2011)
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Taking The Long Way Home
March 31, 2017 in Blog tagged BJJ / Brazilian Jiu Jitsu / empower / empowerment / girls / girls in gis / jiu jitsu / martial arts / self defense / strength / strong / women by girlsingis
Have you ever taken a break from Brazilian Jiu Jitsu? A few days, a week, a month or even years? At first it feels like your heart gets ripped out, right? "Oh my what do I do with all this free time?" You have to reinvent yourself, but after a while it becomes normal. Eventually life takes you on a different path and before long fourteen years have gone by you are married have a degree, started a career and have two kids. Well that's what happened to Lora Heinen Heaps.
Having always been interested in jiu-jitsu since the early UFC Lora tried her first jiu-jitsu class in 1997 with her then boyfriend (now huband). She trained for a short period of time, but wasn't able to train consistently because she says she was young, broke, and it was a commute to the gym. However, what is truly amazing about Lora's story is that six years ago at the ages of 35 years old Lora returned. She says her oldest daughter, who was six at the time, started training and it wasn't long after that her husband and she started as well. Then like a ripple effect her other daughter and both her brothers also started training.
Lora says that the decision to come back was a tough one. She made excuses at first then finally gave in and took that first step at Zingano Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
"I asked myself if I was too old, too busy, or too out of shape. It was easy getting back into it after I actually started. I was fortunate to find an academy that is very welcoming and has a great beginner program."
She says now that she has no doubt that she will be a black belt someday. Although she says it may take her longer than some. She also wants to motivate and inspire people through jiu-jitsu. She loves coaching kids and plans to work with women more in the future.
"I think you just have to make jiu-jitsu part of your life. Some weeks you can train 5 days a week, sometimes only 1 or 2. You have to take time off for injuries or family commitments, and sometimes you have to ramp up for competition. Just don't quit coming."
Lora says that it can be challenging at times to find training partners her size since she is on the small side. However even though it can be challenging, she feels like it's helped her explore her technique in a way she might not have otherwise had the opportunity to do.
She says that jiu jitsu may not be for all all women, but it really depends on the female. Not all females feel comfortable jumping in with male partners. Her solution to making females feel more comfortable are all-female beginner class or women's self-defense classes to ease them in. A one on one or small group lesson with a female coach or a male coach could help them feel comfortable if they are on the fence about training. However Lora thinks it's important for women to eventually train with men because if jiu jitsu is ever need in a self defense situation, its most likely the attacker would be a man.
Perhaps the timing wasn't right for Lora in 1997. Perhaps her life needed to take her in a different direction and she had to learn different lessons before she continued her journey on the mats. The fact is that despite her fears and self doubts of returning she did. Therefore, she never really quit, she just took a long intermission. Who knows why life takes us in the directions it does but as long as we keep learning and growing that's what matters.
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If I wreck someone else's car, whose insurance pays?
Every once in a while, you'll find yourself borrowing someone else's car for one reason or another.
Maybe you have taken your vehicle to the repair shop and you need a means of transport in the meantime, or you are going for a family road trip and need a bigger car.
Whatever it is, the reason doesn't really matter. What matters is what would happen if you were to cause a wreck when driving someone else's car.
The first question that pops into many people's mind on the thought of causing an accident when driving someone else's car is the question of whose policy pays for the damage.
Assuming that both of you are insured, the vehicle is typically covered under the owner's policy. If damages exceed the owner's coverage limits, your policy can cover the difference.
It's always important to make sure that you have sufficient coverage on your auto insurance policy for such situations. When shopping for car insurance, compare quotes from various providers before you commit.
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Car accidents happen all the time, and you could easily get in a car crash while driving a non-owned vehicle. What happens then? Who pays for the damage?
Well, in most cases, car insurance tends to follow the vehicle rather than the driver — contrary to what most people believe.
For instance, if you borrow your roommate's car to go to the mall and happen to hit another car as you get out of the mall's parking lot, your roommate's auto liability coverage pays for the damages. That's the general rule (the primary coverage pays for the damage).
Your roommate would have to file a claim with his/her auto insurance provider, pay the deductible, and accept any premium increments. If the damages exceed your roommate's auto liability coverage limits, your policy kick in and pay for the remainder.
Of course, that's only if you are at fault. If it's the other way round, the other driver's policy pays for the damages to your roommate's car.
What are the conditions for payment of the policy?
If auto insurance companies operated their businesses without any restrictions or ground rules, they would be paying out a lot in claims. That would leave their profit levels seriously dented, and that's unacceptable for any business.
Therefore, every auto insurance policy has limits to make sure that the carrier doesn't end up dishing money even when it's not supposed to, all year round.
When it comes to the question of who is or not covered when driving a vehicle, auto insurance policies vary widely.
However, people living in the same household with the policyholder are typically covered, so there is no need to worry if you cause a wreck when driving a car belonging to your close relative or friend as long as you live under the same roof.
The situation can get a little difficult for people who don't live in the same household.
If you use someone else's vehicle every once in a while but don't live with them, you can get access to the vehicle without the owner worrying about car insurance just as long as there is permissive use in your policy.
Permissive use means that if you loan out your car to someone else, your auto insurance coverage will protect them for the number of days the individual will be using the car.
So even if you don't live in the same household, you can drive someone else's car and still be covered by their auto insurance policy.
Policyholders have the option to exclude certain people from their auto insurance, perhaps due to a poor driving record or anything else that may increase rates.
If you get in an accident driving a non-owned vehicle and you are excluded from the policy, the auto insurance provider will not pay for the resulting damages.
In some states, the policyholder may not even be allowed to give you permission to drive the car if you are excluded from the auto insurance policy.
Also, if you take someone's car without permission (non-permissive use) and cause a wreck, the policyholder's auto insurance provider will not pay for the damages unless they can prove that permission was given.
The car owner will most likely end up covering the costs if it's difficult to prove that permission to use the vehicle was not granted. When it comes to auto insurance, the only exception to non-permissive use is theft.
Before you borrow someone else's car, ask about their auto insurance situation first. Accidents can happen anytime, even when you are driving a non-owned car.
Anyone — you or the car owner — may be held liable for damages. In most cases, the car owner's policy will pay for damages while your coverage is left to fill the gaps if any.
Both auto insurance providers may deny coverage if rules are broken. On your part, ensure that you have enough coverage to protect yourself from losses in such cases.
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Effect of alteration of the heterocyclic nucleus of ILV on its isoform selectivity for PKC. Palladium-catalyzed route to benzofuran analogues of ILV
Alan P. Kozikowski, Dawei Ma, Linh Du, Nancy E. Lewin, Peter M. Blumberg
The discovery of isoform-selective modulators of protein kinase C (PKC) appears worthwhile in further defining the roles of the individual PKC isoforms in cell type-specific processes. In comparison with the phorbol esters, little information is available regarding the isoform selectivity of the teleocidin family. Blumberg has reported recently that 7-n-octylindolactam V exhibits little if any selectivity for the isoforms tested. In order to probe the possibility of developing isotype-selective agents based on the indolactam V (ILV) structure, we sought to explore replacement of The indole nucleus by a benzofuran ring. Herein we describe a novel palladium-catalyzed route to four benzofuran analogues 11a-d of ILV together with details of their isoform selectivity. Of considerable interest is the unexpected finding that this subtle N to O structural change leads to a compound (11b) that is modestly more like 12,13-dibutyrate phorbol and less like n-octyl-ILV in its pattern of activity. Moreover, the effect of introducing an additional stereocenter at C-14 into these benzofurans was explored, and a clear preference for R-stereochemistry at the C-14 center of the teleocidin family was found, thus providing additional verification of previously published structural correlations between the families of PKC activators. Overall, the present findings provide an important new direction in the quest for isoform-selective activators of PKC.
Journal of the American Chemical Society
https://doi.org/10.1021/ja00130a003
Published - Jun 28 1995
Protein Isoforms
Benzofurans
Phorbol 12,13-Dibutyrate
Phorbol Esters
indolactam V
benzofuran
Kozikowski, A. P., Ma, D., Du, L., Lewin, N. E., & Blumberg, P. M. (1995). Effect of alteration of the heterocyclic nucleus of ILV on its isoform selectivity for PKC. Palladium-catalyzed route to benzofuran analogues of ILV. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 117(25), 6666-6672. https://doi.org/10.1021/ja00130a003
Effect of alteration of the heterocyclic nucleus of ILV on its isoform selectivity for PKC. Palladium-catalyzed route to benzofuran analogues of ILV. / Kozikowski, Alan P.; Ma, Dawei; Du, Linh; Lewin, Nancy E.; Blumberg, Peter M.
In: Journal of the American Chemical Society, Vol. 117, No. 25, 28.06.1995, p. 6666-6672.
Kozikowski, AP, Ma, D, Du, L, Lewin, NE & Blumberg, PM 1995, 'Effect of alteration of the heterocyclic nucleus of ILV on its isoform selectivity for PKC. Palladium-catalyzed route to benzofuran analogues of ILV', Journal of the American Chemical Society, vol. 117, no. 25, pp. 6666-6672. https://doi.org/10.1021/ja00130a003
Kozikowski AP, Ma D, Du L, Lewin NE, Blumberg PM. Effect of alteration of the heterocyclic nucleus of ILV on its isoform selectivity for PKC. Palladium-catalyzed route to benzofuran analogues of ILV. Journal of the American Chemical Society. 1995 Jun 28;117(25):6666-6672. https://doi.org/10.1021/ja00130a003
Kozikowski, Alan P. ; Ma, Dawei ; Du, Linh ; Lewin, Nancy E. ; Blumberg, Peter M. / Effect of alteration of the heterocyclic nucleus of ILV on its isoform selectivity for PKC. Palladium-catalyzed route to benzofuran analogues of ILV. In: Journal of the American Chemical Society. 1995 ; Vol. 117, No. 25. pp. 6666-6672.
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Andrew Nicholson
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Drafted #19 in the 2012 NBA Draft by the Magic
Weight: 234 lbs (106 kg)
Position: PF/C
High School: Father Michael Goetz Secondary School (Ontario)
Hometown: Mississauga, ON
AAU: CIA Bounce
College: St. Bonaventure
Current Team: Bay Area Dragons
Win - Loss: 17 - 7
Situational Statistics: the 2012 Big Men Crop
Besides Anthony Davis, Jared Sullinger and Tyler Zeller, the next more impressive big man in this study is likely Andrew Nicholson. Nicholson shouldered a heavy offensive load for St. Bonaventure (3rd highest of the 26 prospects), but still ranks as the 5th most efficient scorer overall. The fact that he was so effective with his back to the basket (5th best post scorer) and facing the basket (#1 in overall jump-shot attempts, 2nd most efficient shooter at 1.096), and with the ball (#3 in total isolation attempts, #3 in efficiency) is impressive. Nicholson is effective in pretty much every area we looked at, highlighting his extremely high skill-level.
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After an impressive junior season that saw Andrew Nicholson average 24.4 points per-40 minutes pace adjusted and emerge as one of the most versatile scoring big men in college basketball, he has struggled to take the next step as an all-around prospect individually, and has been unable to help his St. Bonaventure team get over the hump in the Atlantic-10 as well. 16 games into the season, Nicholson has seen his production drop to 21.5 points-per-40 pace adjusted while his true shooting percentage has dropped substantially, from 57.1% to 51.7%.
Nevertheless, standing 6'9" with excellent length and big hands, Nicholson has some intriguing aspects of his game, both in terms of his physical profile and from a skills perspective—and is almost certainly not a finished product yet.
Offensively, Nicholson relies heavily on a very refined post game that's tough to defend at this level, particularly when paired with the improving perimeter game he showed last year. With good footwork, counter moves, and an ability to finish with either hand, Nicholson has plenty of moves in the low post. According to Synergy Sports Technology, Nicholson is shooting 54% in post-up situations, while doing a solid job of drawing contact and getting to the line.
Turnovers tend to be a problem for Nicholson, and his 3.8 turnovers per 40 minutes pace adjusted is one of the worst numbers in our top 100 ranking. This is especially troubling considering how infrequently he creates for his teammates, with a pure passer rating of -7.97, which is the worst in our top 100.
The overall talent level at St. Bonaventure leaves a lot to be desired, and as such he's probably asked to create more for himself than he optimally would. Despite that, he doesn't do a very good job of recognizing double teams and could continue to improve his ball-handling and decision making skills.
On the perimeter is where Nicholson differentiates himself from other big men prospects in this draft in terms of his talent-level. While not an exceptional athlete at the NBA level, Nicholson is a fluid and mobile big man with a long first step and an intriguing skill-level that gives him the ability to make very impressive plays at times. Although he's not terribly polished or consistent at this point in his career, his ability to face up opponents off the dribble, pull-up off the dribble from the mid-range or take the ball all the way to the basket and finish with his length is very impressive at his size.
Nicholson did a good job last year of extending his range out to mid-range, something he didn't have prior to his junior season. While he's attempting more 3-pointers this season, he hasn't taken a major step forward with this part of his game, only converting 35% of his jumpers, down from 45% last year. He has decent form on his jump shot and a high release, but hasn't been able to get these shots to fall consistently this year.
With his slight build it appears likely his post-up game will be less of a weapon in the NBA, so having a consistent catch and shoot game will play a crucial part in his ability to carve out a role for himself.
On the offensive glass, Nicholson's 3.1 offensive rebounds per 40 minutes pace adjusted is significantly better than the 2.0 per 40 minutes pace adjusted he averaged last year, but still towards the lower part of our database in terms of power forward prospects. Nicholson isn't all that physical of a player, nor is he all that active in fighting for position for offensive rebounds, leading many to question his toughness as a prospect. When he does grab an offensive rebound, he has solid touch and converts them at a decent clip.
From a defensive standpoint, Nicholson's physical profile presents some potential problems, which are further increased by his inconsistent effort on that end of the court. Nicholson has the length and timing needed to contest and block shots, and because of that can be a useful defender at the collegiate level. At a wiry 220 pounds, he lacks the lower and upper body strength to hold his ground at the next level, and he doesn't do a good job of fighting for position early in the shot clock to make up for that. Again, showing more of a mean streak would greatly benefit him in this regard, but that simply does not appear to be his disposition.
On the perimeter, Nicholson doesn't move all that well laterally, being very upright in his stance and showing average quickness and fundamentals. He compensates this on pick and rolls by giving a copious amount of room to the ball handler on pick and rolls, something that will likely be exploited at the next level, where he'll be forced to guard NBA power forwards as opposed to collegiate centers.
On the defensive glass, his 6.7 defensive rebounds per 40 minutes pace adjusted are in the middle of the pack in our rankings. His length helps him in this regard, but he doesn't show great anticipation or technique, and he once again doesn't appear to consistently put in the effort or have the toughness to dominate that facet of the game. Perhaps more than anything this is the part of his game that may be hard to overcome and get playing time, particularly early in his career while he tries to adjust his post game to NBA defenders.
Andrew Nicholson has an interesting set of physical tools with his size and length to go along with an offensive skill-set that shows plenty of room for growth. On top of that, he appears to be an extremely intelligent person off the court (he's a physics major), and didn't start playing basketball until his junior year of high school.
Nicholson came into this season with huge expectations, both individually and team-wise, but hasn't taken the step forward some had hoped he would. NBA decision makers will need to figure out why in trying to evaluate how much better he could become in the next few years, to decide if he's a project worth investing in.
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Andrew Nicholson has toiled in obscurity throughout his entire career at St. Bonaventure, and his junior year was no exception. Nicholson is one of the top-scoring returning prospects in our database, averaging 24.4 points and 8.5 rebounds per-40 pace adjusted on 57.1% shooting, while leading the Bonnies to their first winning season since 2002.
Nicholson has solid size and excellent length for the power forward position at 6'9 with a reported 7'4 wingspan. He must continue to add strength to his lower body and fill out his wiry 220-pound frame. He is just an average athlete by NBA standards, running the floor noticeably awkwardly, but with a more intense and dedicated training regimen he should be able to better maximize his physical tools. Right now he's mostly getting by on instincts at the college level.
Nicholson is a skilled and versatile offensive player who has steadily improved throughout his time in college. He has developed a formidable post game, ranking top-10 amongst college players in back to the basket situations according to Synergy Sports Technology, where he converts on 57% of his field goal attempts. He shows a host of drop-steps and spin moves and the ability to knock down turnaround baseline jump shots. He shows excellent touch around the basket, where he is a very good finisher thanks to his high skill-level and the extension he gets around the rim. He'll need to get tougher and develop his lower body strength to be able to fight for position against higher level big men in the NBA, but he has a nice framework of skills to build off of.
Nicholson can stand to improve his decision making out of double teams. Bad decisions make up the bulk of the 3.6 turnovers he commits per 40 minutes pace adjusted and he should look to pass more decisively out of the post—even if his targets leave a lot to be desired. Furthermore, he is right-hand dominant and must look to tighten up his ball-handling skills, particularly going left. His ability to create offense for himself is intriguing, though, and is something that surely can be developed even further with better spacing and more talented teammates around him.
Nicholson has evolved into a capable spot-up shooter, making an impressive 43 of his 90 (48%) catch and shoot jumpers this season. His mechanics are somewhat unorthodox, but he has quickened his release since his sophomore year, which along with his elevated release point, makes his shot difficult to block. Though his consistency wanes from deeper ranges, he does have three-point range at this level and shoots 27% on just under an attempt per game. Again, this is another part of his game that can be developed even further in time.
Defensively is where NBA teams might struggle to project Nicholson, as he's somewhat stiff and rigid with his lateral movement, and doesn't show great toughness or fundamentals to compensate. Nicholson does very little work early in possessions to deny his man position, and shows average awareness and intensity once he does get the ball. His length is a major benefit on this end of the floor and will usually allow him to make his presence felt at this level, mostly in the form of contesting shots on the perimeter or around the basket, but he has a long ways to go before he'd be able to hold his own on the defensive end against NBA-caliber big men—some of which will come with added strength.
Nicholson remains a mediocre rebounder as well for many of the same reasons—showing average toughness, fundamentals, awareness and aggressiveness pursuing loose balls. His 8.6 rebounds per-40 minutes pace adjusted ranks near the bottom amongst power forwards in our top-100 rankings. Nicholson must work on boxing out consistently and simply exerting more effort, because a player with his size and length should be far more productive against big men in the Atlantic 10 conference.
Nicholson is an unconventional prospect, but he needs more time to develop a complete game. His skill-level as an inside-outside scorer is intriguing, as is his late-blooming status and outstanding off-court intangibles. Nicholson, a physics major, didn't start playing basketball until his junior year of high school, and as the story goes, elected to attend St. Bonaventure largely due to their ]impressive new science building.
With that said, there are a few holes that limit his potential at the next level. Working on becoming a better rebounder and defender is essential, but so too is playing with consistent energy, focus, and aggressiveness. The situation he's in right now is far from ideal, though, playing well off the NBA radar on a bad team that clearly does not compliment his strengths and weaknesses. It will be interesting to see what type of progress he's made this summer and how he fares in the handful of matchups he has scheduled against NBA caliber competition.
Notes on the 2010 Atlantic 10 Tournament Quarterfinals
One thing that was clear, however, was that Lavoy Allen significantly outplayed Andrew Nicholson. Nicholson shot a miserable 5/18 FG on his way to thirteen points and did not do a tremendous amount to convince scouts that he has what it takes to play a role at the next level. For one, he still does not rebound the basketball and though he grabbed seven yesterday, he did not box out on either end of the court, follow missed shots (including his own), and his overall effort did not stand out.
Similarly, his defense remained unimpressive, which certainly has something to do with his lack of strength, but has more to do with his lackadaisical attitude and lack of awareness on this end of the floor. St. Bonaventure does not play lockdown defense by any stretch of the imagination, but Nicholson failed to play any of Temple's big men effectively.
On offense, Nicholson retreated to his spot-up jump shot far too often and, though he has proven that he can hit this shot in the past, yesterday he missed. Worst yet, he took his focus out of the post, where his quickness and mobility are particularly effective, for crucial stretches of the game.
When he finally went to the post, he showed improved, but still lacking, footwork and aggressiveness. If a player like Nicholson makes an NBA roster, there will not be many plays called for him, so he will be forced to do the small things if he wants an opportunity to play. Next season, he must focus on improving his overall effort and skill level so that he leaves no doubt that he belongs in the NBA. In the meantime, he has a lot to accomplish.
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While the application we were working on won't have such values, we were very leery of treating such a date as a null date. We needed to find a way around this issue. And this is what we came up with -- a sub to copy date values from one field to another, preserving null values along the way.
Let me call out a few items in this code.
5 'NotesDocument.CopyAllItems and NotesDocument.CopyToDatabase preserve items as is.
If debug Then Call nlog.LogError(Err,"CopyDate - From document does not have field specified. " & _ "
Lines 1, 19, and 25 show how we've managed debugging and error reporting in the whole of the code. We use a NotesLog to report activity and errors, and can turn on and off debugging reporting by use of the debug variant, which is also passed to all subs and functions in the application.
Lines 2 and 24/25 show how we report errors in every sub and function. It's very important in an application of any size to ensure that you have decent error trapping and reporting. 'Script makes this pretty easy, so there really is no excuse.
However, none of these are the problem we're trying to solve. That starts in line 1, where we pass in the name of the field to be copied, the document that contains the field, and the field name and document to be copied to.
The work starts in line 7 with some defensive code that checks to ensure the field we're to work on actually exists in the document passed. If so, we get it into a NotesItem. In line 10, we look to see if that NotesItem has a null value, and we do that by examining its text value, looking for "".
If it's null, we then create a new datetime field and set it to an all-null value in lines 12 and 13, with NotesDateTime.SetAnyDate and SetAnyTime, and write the results back to the new field in the destination document in line 14. Line 16 merely copies the non-null date/time to the new document.
And with this, our problems with rogue dates of 31/12/1899 disappeared. Whew.


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Q: Using an UPDATE and JOIN together in a single statement I keep getting errors on this statement I am writing and was wondering if anyone could help. I have two tables. Table A and Table B. I would like to update Table A with the values from Table B when two IDs match up.
Currently my code looks like:
UPDATE [Table A]

SET [Table A].[Column 1]='value', [Table A].[Column 2]='value2', [Table A].[Column 3]='value3'

INNER JOIN [Table B]

ON [Table A].[Column 1] = [Table B].[Column 1] AND [Table B].[Column 2];

But I keep returning a syntax error that I can't identify.

A: You're missing the FROM clause before your INNER JOIN. Joining works the same on SELECT, UPDATE OR DELETE.  Try it like this:
UPDATE [Table A]
SET [Table A].[Column 1]='value', [Table A].[Column 2]='value2', [Table A].[Column 3]='value3'
FROM [Table A]
INNER JOIN [Table B]
ON [Table A].[Column 1] = [Table B].[Column 1] AND [Table B].[Column 2];

(Untested, but it should do the job)

A: This will update values from the source table (S) into the target table (T)
UPDATE T
SET T.COLUMNA = S.COLUMNA, T.COLUMNB = S.COLUMNB
FROM TARGET T
INNER JOIN SOURCE S ON T.IDCOLUMN = S.IDCOLUMN
WHERE
 S.FILTERCOLUMN = 'FILTERVALUE'

However, you may want to consider using a merge statement instead if your scenario calls for it
MERGE TARGETTABLE T
USING SOURCETABLE S
    ON S.IDCOLUMN = T.IDCOLUMN
WHEN MATCHED THEN
    UPDATE SET COLUMNA = S.COLUMNA, COLUMNB = S.COLUMNB
WHEN NOT MATCHED BY TARGET
    THEN INSERT(COLUMNA, COLUMNB) VALUES (S.COLUMNA, S.COLUMNB)
WHEN NOT MATCHED BY SOURCE
    THEN DELETE;

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Our Vancouver trip already seems like a lifetime away. As mentioned in the previous post (Vancouver in 48 Hours), it was a whirlwind mommy and me getaway trip but so worth it. Our first full day was jam packed full of activities. We took every form of transportation possible and walked a lot. We walked everywhere - I am very proud of the little lady and being such a trooper. She hardly complained at all about walking.
Capilano Suspension Bridge The trip to Capilano Suspension Bridge was a short 20 minute shuttle bus ride. There was a free shuttle bus to and from the park and one of the shuttle stops was near the hotel we stayed at. We took the earliest pick-up time of 8:35am and got to the park before they opened at 9am. Given that we bought our tickets online, we were able to go straight in and was able to enjoy the park before the crowds arrived.


Not long ago, AdWeek published an article entitled, "How Millennials Are Changing the Way Ad Agencies Work." The article takes an honest look at how 20-somethings adapt to agency life as they seek to improve what they believe to be inflexible systems and a general state of complacency.
Known for their tech-savviness and unapologetic penchant for being "disruptors," Millennials that went to work for agencies, the article said, believed their firms were stuck in a rut that stretched back to the days of Mad Men. (Although many still have a hard time believing that three-martini lunches were real and routine.) They were, along with smoking at your desk and on airplanes.
What were your impressions before working at an agency and what are they now?
My impression of the industry beforehand was that the pace may be challenging but the creative, energetic environment would prove to be rewarding and worthwhile. And after working for two and a half years, I still agree with my first impression.
I felt as though I had general knowledge about agency life because of the programs and classes I took in undergrad. However, there is a difference between facts and practical experience.
I worked at two agencies before coming to Jackson and each had their quirks. I think it is safe to say that most agencies have a casual, collaborative atmosphere, but few have the same team approach that Jackson has.
I think an agency is set up to jump through too many hoops to get something done. For big projects it's great, but I don't love having to go through a long process to get something simple accomplished.
What do you like most about your day-to-day work life?
I love the flexibility that agency life allows, but mainly I love that I don't do the same thing every day. I am always working with a new client or a different account representative. My job is rarely mundane, and I have the chance to write for all different types of placements—from radio to outdoor, to video to professional speeches, to social media to magazine ads. I really enjoy the diversity of my role and the creativity I can have in my position.
The people. I think working with people that you enjoy makes all the difference. Working with trucks is not something I ever saw myself doing, but I like that, at an agency, you can have projects come up from completely different clients that help break up the day-to-day cycle of work. Agency life helps keep you from getting bored or worn out on one client.
What do like the least?
I don't love being at a desk for eight hours a day. I would love to be more hands-on with clients and be able to get out into the community more, something that I believe is more readily available in corporate settings.
At an agency, you help clients with a portion of the puzzle, but at a company, I feel like you're able to see the entire puzzle come to life.
Working with clients can sometimes be difficult, especially when there are a lot of differing opinions involved.
Is the 9-to-5 life what you expected?
The 9-to-5 life is not what I expected. I thought I would dread coming to work, while it is actually quite the opposite. I love being in a routine.
For the most part, the 9-to-5 life is what I expected, but I didn't realize how mentally tired I would be after a long work day.
It took some time adjusting to the 9-to-5 work day because it felt strange not having homework to do in the evenings. After hours, I felt the constant need to be doing something productive in my free evenings and weekends. Eventually I adapted and have enjoyed the flexibility of making my own schedule.
Do you believe your college coursework and/or internships prepared you for your full-time job?
There are parts of college that prepared me academically, but I did not feel completely prepared situationally. There is an entire language that businesses and agencies speak that I felt like I had to catch up on as an intern at my first agency. That internship prepared me immensely for my first full-time job, and I am so glad that I had that experience before taking a full-time gig.
I think my internships helped prepare me for my job, especially my internship at Jackson. Lol. I think internships are way more beneficial than college coursework in terms of preparing you for full-time jobs.
My coursework and internship did a great job of preparing me for the industry. I believe internships are invaluable in learning how an agency works and deciding if marketing is the right career path for you individually.
What has been your biggest adjustment?
Learning to carefully manage my time outside of the 9-to-5 hours. With other commitments and obligations, and just wanting to relax, time management has been of major importance during my first year working full-time.
The lack of free time throughout the day. I've finally adjusted to running errands or getting my workout in at lunch, but at first it was hard to balance being at work for nine hours a day and then getting everything else you need to do, done.
Taking on way more responsibility both professionally and personally has been an adjustment. All in all, adulting is hard; but after the adjustment period, it all gets easier.
Finding the right lumbar support to accommodate sitting in a chair for eight hours has been the biggest adjustment to working a full-time job.


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Gregg C. Cummings Send an email May 30, 2018
This past Memorial Day weekend was not the norm for me. There were many things to do, and recognize and give honor to, as this is still the best made country in the world, and it is so, by God's Grace. Many know that politics use to stay out of patriotism and in the past few decades that seems to be eroding as well. However, my daughter who is politically on the opposite ends of what I stand firm on, made me proud as I have ever been, yet again. She was so excited to be volunteering at the WWII Memorial in Kansas City, MO, this Memorial Day. Throughout the day, she sent us pictures of her day there, so much so, that there was no doubt in my mind of her wonderful love for our great nation and those who sacrificed in the success of its vision. She knew her Grandpa John fought in WWII, and received 2 purple hearts on 2 separate occasions; only to go on and fight in the Korean War and Vietnam.
It also made me realize, that she too remembers the hardships she her sister and mother went through as I was deployed fighting in the Gulf War and other real world theaters of operations.
On Saturday I was working on my military themed teardrop camper in my driveway, as I was reflecting on my very strong Irish father, John E. Cummings, who is buried in the Arlington Cemetery in Washington D.C., I heard a faint sound coming from somewhere, that sounded like bagpipes. The Irish pipes were calling and I had to find their origin. My dog, Soldier, jumped in my truck with me and we followed the sound till we found ourselves at Central Park, where there was no one, except a single man standing in the park's gazebo practicing his bag pipes. The sound brought back so many feelings of my father, soldiers, fallen police officers, and firefighters across this country. I asked him his name and he told me it was Richard Ensley, who grew up here in my hometown, but since moved away and was back for the alumni reunions. I asked him if I could record him on Facebook live and he agreed to play a few songs for me, ending with Amazing Grace. Wow! That really made my weekend for sure. In the first couple of hours there were six thousand viewers. I was glad to broadcast such a great moment in time.
I am currently working with a great organization called Patriot Mission, which is focusing on the Vietnam War's 50th Anniversary Project. It is a really must see and participate in project, one that is well overdue in our great Nation. It's CEO, Steve Olds, a very good friend of mine, and an F-15 fighter pilot and Gulf War Veteran, just sent me an updated 2:32 minute video that you can watch at www.PatriotMission.com; just click where it says "Watch Video." Truly a great project and as I aforementioned, Americans are way overdue in participating in a project that will give the Vietnam Era Veterans and this great country of ours, our thank you and continue to add to keeping our America even greater in a time of confusion and forgotten vision of our freedoms and liberties.
I will forever be grateful to those who fought for this nation, from the "winter of the red snow" to the "sandbox," and remember those whom I have lost in combat, and are known as your everyday, small town U.S.A citizen, just doing his part to keep our country strong and free. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oBEaiDLklY Steve also sent me this poem on Monday, it was written in 1987 by Lawrence Vancourt; enjoy. Just a Common Soldier
" He was getting old and paunchy and his hair was falling fast,
And he sat around the Legion, telling stories of the past.
Of a war that he had fought and the deeds that he had done,
In his exploits with his buddies; they were heroes, every one.
And tho' sometimes, to his neighbors, his tales became a joke,
All his Legion buddies listened, for they knew whereof he spoke.
But we'll hear his tales no longer for old Bill has passed away,
And the world's a little poorer, for a soldier died today.
He will not be mourned by many, just his children and his wife,
For he lived an ordinary and quite uneventful life.
Held a job and raised a family, quietly going to his own way,
And the world won't note his passing, though a soldier died today.
When politicians leave this earth, their bodies lie in state,
While thousands note their passing and proclaim that they were great.
Papers tell their whole life stories, from the time they were young,
But the passing of a soldier goes unnoticed and unsung.
Is the greatest contribution to the welfare of our land,
A guy who breaks his promises and cons his fellow man?
Or the ordinary fellow who, in times of war and strife,
Goes off to serve his Country and offers up his life?
A politician's stipend and the style in which he lives,
Are sometimes disproportionate to the service that he gives.
While the ordinary soldier, who offered up his all,
Is paid off with a medal and perhaps, a pension small.
It's so easy to forget them for it was so long ago,
That the old Bills of our Country went to battle, but we know
It was not the politicians, with their compromise and ploys,
Who won for us the freedom that our Country now enjoys.
Should you find yourself in danger, with your enemies at hand,
Would want a politician with his ever-shifting stand?
Or would you prefer a soldier, who has sworn to defend
His home, his kin and Country and would fight until the end?
He was just a common soldier and his ranks are growing thin,
But his presence should remind us we may need his like again.
For when countries are in conflict, then we find the soldier's part
Is to clean up all the troubles that the politicians start.
If we cannot do him honor while he's here to her the praise,
Then at least let's give him homage at the ending of his days.
Perhaps just a simple headline in a paper that would say,
Our Country is in mourning, for a soldier died today."
Until next time, "Charlie Mike" (Continue the Mission)
Gregg C. Cummings
Gregg C. Cummings is a US Army Gulf War Veteran ranger and recipient of 23 medals during his military career. In his civilian life he has been a Family Counselor, Police Officer and worked as a Regional Consultant for Strong America Now before coming on board with Tea Party Patriots as a National Support Team Member.
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Observatório Vulcanológico de Cabo Verde (OVCV)
ex Aeroporto Francisco Mendes
República de Cabo Verde
+238-2627271, LEC
+238-2629145/9112, UNICV
+238-2616576, SNPC
+238-2627655, UNICV
+238-2616455/6575, SNPC
António Augusto Gonçalves, LEC
António E. Querido, UNICV
Albero C. B. Fernandes, SNPC
aagoncalves2003@yahoo.com.br, LEC
antonio.querido@unicv.edu.cv, UNICV
acbfernandes@hotmail.com, SNPC
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Cape Verde is a volcanic hotspot located in the Macaronesia ecoregion of the North Atlantic Ocean, approximately 375 miles (604 km) off the coast of West Africa. This volcanic archipelago is composed of ten islands (of which nine are inhabited) and eight islets. Holocen volcanism is mainly located at the islands of Sao Vicente, Brava and Fogo (Simkin and Siebert, 1994). Historical volcanic activity has been only recorded at the island of Fogo which consists of a single massive stratovolcano that is the most prominent of the Cape Verde Islands. The roughly circular 25-kilometer-wide island is truncated by a large 9-kilometer-wide caldera that is located asymmetrically NE of the center of the island and is breached to the east. A steep-sided central cone, Pico do Fogo, rises more than 1 kilometer above the caldera floor to about 100-meters above the caldera rim, forming the 2,829-meters-high point of the island. Pico do Fogo, which is capped by a 500-m-wide, 150-meters-deep summit crater, was apparently in almost continuous activity from the time of Portuguese settlement in 1500 AD until around 1760. Later historical lava flows, some from vents on the caldera floor, reached the eastern coast. The most recent eruption on the caldera floor took place en 1995. The Observatório Vulcanológico de Cabo Verde (OVCV) has been recently established as a joint effort of the Laboratorio de Engenharia Civil (LEC), the Serviço Nacional de Protecção Civil (SNPC) and the Universidade de Cabo Verde (UNICV) for reducing volcanic risk in the Cape Verde Islands.
Staff & Graduate Students:
Sonia Melo Silva Victoria, UNICV
Alberto da Mota Gomes, UNICV
João Cardoso, UNICV
Zuleyka Bandomo Ruiz, LEC
Inocencio M. J. Barros, LEC
José António Fernandes Dias Fonseca, LEC
Paulo Fernandes Tavares, LEC
Osvaldino C. A. Costa, SNPC
Jair Rodrígues, SNPC
Jeremias Cabral, Ph.D. Student, CVARG-Universidade dos Açores
Vera Alfama, Ph.D. Student, CVARG-Universidade dos Açores
Volcano Monitoring Program
Permanent instrumental network
Due to increased awareness of volcanic hazard in Fogo Island following the 1995 eruption, it was installed a permanent instrumental network for the volcanic surveillance (Project VIGIL) in Cape Verde thanks to the PortugueseAID Agency. This permanent instrumental network is located in Fogo and Brava islands and consist of (1) two broadband triaxial seismic stations (CMG-40T) at FPPC and BCCH observation sites, (2) five short-period triaxial seismic stations at FMLN, FPVC, FCVT, FBAL, and FMVE observation sites, (3) four bi-axial tilt stations (AGI701) at FMLN, FPPC, FLAN and FMVE observation sites. The network was complemented by an automatic meteorological STATION. A telemetry infrastructure based on spread-spectrum radio-links with three separate repeaters was installed to transmit the data in real-time over a distance of V100 km to LEC in the capital, Praia, Santiago Island (Fonseca et al., 2003).
Discrete volcano monitoring observations
Discrete geophysical monitoring tasks are also regularly performed:
surface temperature survey at the summit crater of Pico do Fogo (monthly).
fumarole outlet temperature measurements from the crater of Pico do Fogo (monthly).
thermal imaging from the summit crater of Pico do Fogo with infrared camera (yearly).
surface temperature surveys at the islands of Fogo and Brava (yearly).
Discrete geochemical monitoring tasks are regularly also performed:
diffuse CO2 and H2S emission from the summit crater of Pico do Fogo (monthly)
diffuse CO2 emission from the islands of Fogo and Brava (yearly)
diffuse CO2 emission from São Vicente island (every 2 years)
fumarole chemical and isotopic composition from the crater of Pico do Fogo (yearly)
miniDOAS measurements to evaluate SO2 emission from Pico do Fogo (yearly)
dissolved gas geochemistry in ground waters from Brava, Fogo and São Vicente islands (yearly)
Discrete geodetic monitoring tasks will be also regularly performed:
GPS survey at Fogo Island (yearly) using a network of 23 geodetic monuments
Volcanic Alert System
The Serviço Nacional de Protecção Civil (SNPC) is in-charge for the communication of the volcanic alerts in Cape Verde after being provided by the Observatório Vulcanológico de Cabo Verde (OVCV). The volcanic alert system consists of a three colour alert levels: green, yellow and red.
Foreign Advisors and Collaborators:
Nemesio M. Pérez, ITER (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain)
Pedro A. Hernández, ITER (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain)
Jesús M. Ibañez, Instituto Geofísico Andaluz (Granada, Spain)
José A. Rodríguez Losada, ULL (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain)
Antonio Eff-Darwich, ULL (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain)
Carmen Romero, ULL (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain)
Juan Jesús Coello Bravo (Fundación Telesforo Bravo-Juan Coello, Tenerife, Spain)
Luís González de Vallejo, UCM (Madrid, Spain)
Mercedes Ferrer, IGME (Madrid, Spain)
Francesco Sortino, INGV (Palermo, Italy)
Kenji Notsu, University of Tokyo (Japan)
Takeshi Sagiya, Nagoya University (Japan)
SpanishAID Agency, AECID (Madrid, Spain)
Portuguese IPAD Agency (Lisbon, Portugal)
Comisionado Exterior, Gobierno Autónomo de Canarias (Canary Islands, Spain)
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WATCH: Sinéad O'Connor smashes 'Nothing Compares 2 U' on Good Morning Britain, gets told off for swearing
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Sinéad O'Connor can say whatever she likes, thanks.
After an incredible comeback performance two weeks ago on The Late Late Show, Sinéad O'Connor performed 'Nothing Compares 2 U' on ITV's Good Morning Britain.
Accompanied by nothing but a piano, O'Connor proved once again that her voice has lost nothing to age.
Watch the clip below and settle in for five minutes of another luscious, note-perfect, heart-rending performance from the Irish songstress.
Host Susanna Reid said being joined by O'Connor was, "One of the best Monday morning's we've had."
O'Connor, who also goes by the name Shuhada Sadaqat, also sat down for an interview with hosts Reid and Piers Morgan.
During the chat, she joked about writing a break-up song called 'Nothin Compares 2 U, you bastard', prompting Morgan to apologise to viewers and tell Sinead she can't swear on "breakfast telly."
Thankfully, Reid stepped in and said, "But it's Sinéad O'Connor," which is the correct response, because she can say whatever she likes, and nobody, not least Piers Morgan, is going to lecture her on what can and can't be said.
Asked had she ever met Prince, the writer of 'Nothing Compares 2 U', O'Connor said:
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"We didn't get on. We tried to beat each other up. Well, really, he tried to beat me up and I was defending myself. It's not a joke, no. It was a very frightening experience."
O'Connor went on to tell the story of how at five o'clock in the morning, Prince was chasing her around his car for swearing, trying to punch her while she spat at him.
"He was into some pretty dark drugs," she said. O'Connor noted that Prince and O'Connor's manager at the time were suing each other.
She also said that Prince put one of the female members of his band in hospital with broken ribs.
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Dolly Dawn from 7/21/2001 - 61 min.
Dolly spent some time with us talking about her time spent with The George Hall Orchestra and how she became the first female band leader of The Big Band Era. Dolly Dawn and Her Dawn Patrol was also covered. We lost Dolly on 12/11/02.
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Buying a new house is an exciting investment! You are choosing a new place for you (and your family) to make memories that will last a lifetime. You do not just want a new house. You want a home. It can be easy to get caught up in finding homes that meet all the items on your list, whether it be traveling distance from your work or a certain number of bedrooms.
But when you are looking at places in Frankston, conducting pre-purchase inspections is a crucial part of the process. Building and pest inspections are important to help you make an informed decision on a significant investment. This new property could be yours for many years, and you will want to ensure you know everything about the condition of the property before you buy.
Property inspections are like a doctor's check-up for your Frankston house. Property inspections give you information about what is "healthy" with the house, and what areas have minor or major structural defects. Armed with building inspections information about the current state of the property, you can make the best possible decision. You will discover which areas may need maintenance or repairs and a rough estimate of how much it will cost.
It is important to conduct thorough building and pest inspections so you can make an informed purchasing decision. But simply knowing about areas of minor or major structural defects is not enough. You need to understand the scope of these flaws, as well as the process required to fix them. It does not help much to know there is a defect if you are not aware of the time and cost to remedy the defect.
Our staff at Building Property Inspections wants to help guide you in your property purchasing process. Our building inspections are designed to be as thorough as possible, while also being timely. We know you are excited to move forward in your house finding process. We do not want to slow you down. We will take the time necessary for a thorough inspection, but our workers are quick and efficient.
During our building inspections in Frankston, we examine everything. We take care in considering the surrounding of the property, the exterior of the building, the roof, the sub-floor level, and every other aspect of the property. We know you do not want a report filled with inspector jargon. Our report details everything we found but explains in an easy to understand way. The report lists any defects we found, accompanied by colour photographs, in a detailed report. We also will offer recommendations for areas of possible maintenance or areas you can fix to prevent minor or major damage. We also conduct timber pest inspections, examining the inside of the house, timber fencing, and old trees (which serve as fertile termite nesting areas). Our property inspections in Frankston are designed to be as helpful for you as possible.


Zanini, Ivo. "O grafismo e o aço na obra de Ferrari." Folha de S. Paulo (São Paulo), May 15, 1978.
Brazilian critic Ivo Zanini formally analyzes the production of León Ferrari based on an exhibition at the Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo, highlighting the harmony, discipline, and other values that his works maintain.
León Ferrari (Buenos Aires, 1920), son of the artist and architect Augusto César Ferrari, began later in life to dedicate himself to visual arts. This allowed him to serve as a bridge between the late-1950s artist generation and the young vanguard of the 1960s. His first works were ceramic sculptures; then, León experimented with wire structures, visual writing, and collages. What stood out from his work were two branches: a political line that strongly condemned military dictatorships, American imperialism, and Catholic Church ideology, as well as an Informalist approach to conceptual drawing or even within the Surrealist tradition. His 1965 object-montage, titled Civilización Occidental y Cristiana [Western Christian Civilization], was censured at the Centro de Artes Visuales del Instituto Torcuato Di Tella [the Torcuato Di Tella Institute's Visual Arts Center] (see documents 743800, 744085, and 761879). Ferrari participated intensely in the 1960s events of political conceptualism (in particular, at the event Tucumán Arde [Tucumán Is Burning], 1968). In response to the most recent Argentine military dictatorship's repressive regime (1975-83), he went into exile in Brazil, where he explored a variety of ideas, such as formalism and the reproducibility of a work, as well as the spatial relationship between sculpture and music (see documents 743960, 744392, and 743870, among others). Since 1984, he has exhibited again in Buenos Aires, where Ferrari again established himself definitely.
In tandem with Aracy Amaral, critic Ivo Zanini is one of those who analyze in-depth the works that León Ferrari produced in Brazil durin his exile. This document is relevant for understanding the crucial moment in the artistic production of Ferrari, stimulated by the search of techniques and materials. Zanini perceived the conceptual unity of the works of the Argentinean artist, in spite of the apparent contrasts between his metal sculptures and the drawings. Ferrari inserts his name with force in the Brazilian art milieu and, at the same time, being in exile allows him to recover the more poetic and experimental line in his work. In that sense, this comment by Zanini is crucial to understanding the process.
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KS Stella Gniezno – polski wielosekcyjny klub sportowy z siedzibą w Gnieźnie założony w 1915 r.

Zrzeszanie się Polaków w zaborze pruskim  napotykało na liczne trudności. W przypadku towarzystw sportowych władze zaborcze ingerowały np. w nazwę klubów, dlatego też gnieźnianie musieli zrezygnować z szyldu Polonia. W styczniu 1916 r. na walnym zebraniu wybrano zarząd, którego prezesem został Wacław Wrześniewicz. Pierwszą sekcją Stelli, wiodącą prym do 1939 r., była piłka nożna.

W latach powojennych największe sukcesy odnosili laskarze, którzy wielokrotnie sięgali po tytuł Mistrza Polski (1947, 1948, 1949, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1974; pod nazwą "Spójnia" w roku 1951, 1952, 1953). W sezonie 2008/2009 drużyna seniorów z sekcji hokejowej - po 12 latach przerwy -  rozpoczęła grę w najwyższej klasie rozgrywkowej, by w 2011 roku znów znaleźć się w II lidze. Trenerem hokeistów jest obecnie Rafał Grotowski.

W 2010 r. awans do ekstraklasy wywalczyły tenisistki stołowe (trenowane przez Tadeusza Nowaka), ale osiągane wyniki nie pozwoliły na utrzymanie się w gronie najlepszych i sezon 2010/2011 zakończył się spadkiem do I ligi.

Sekcje
 boks
 hokej na trawie
 tenis stołowy (zał. w 1923 r.)
 kickboxing

Piłka nożna (sekcja zlikwidowana )

 piłka nożna - zlikwidowana w 1973 roku

Sekcje zamknięte
 tenis ziemny
 szachy
 hokej na lodzie
 koszykówka
 siatkówka
 kolarstwo
 lekkoatletyka

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 Start 1954 Gniezno

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