While TD Bank has some decent benefits that other lenders don't offer, as well as competitive rates for home equity loans, the restrictions that require you to visit a branch to close on the loan push TD Bank just out of the best lenders we've reviewed.
Excellent overdraft protection for home equity lines of credit.
In-person signing required, even if you applied online.
TD Bank is a bank and lender that operates in 15 states as well as Washington D.C. They have a number of unique policies and benefits, and scores well on consumer surveys. As a result, TD Bank is an excellent place to look for a home equity loan or home equity line of credit.
Comparing home equity lenders by their rates and fees can be challenging. This is because every lender offers different products. Moreover, lenders operate in different states, and thus are subject to different laws and regulations. As a result, an apples-to-apples comparison of fee and rate structures can be difficult. In general, the rates TD Bank charges were slightly less than other lenders.
However, TD Bank is more likely to charge various administrative fees than other lenders. Specifically, TD Bank is more prone to charging application fees, closing costs, and early payoff fees.
Evaluating eligibility requirements is another difficult task when comparing different home equity lenders. The most effective means of doing so is to establish a matrix of different values to get a complete understanding of the scope of the different products they offer. Some of the best metrics include debt-to-income ratio, maximum loan-to-value, minimum credit score, and equity requirements.
One of the more unique advantages of using TD Bank as a home equity lender is that they allow you to take out a home equity loan or home equity line of credit on a second home or rental property. Many other lenders don't offer this service, making TD Bank one of the only providers if you are looking to use a second home or rental property for your home equity financial product.
Another important factor to consider is residency. TD Bank operates in 15 states and Washington D.C., so if you do not live in one of those locales you will not be able to get a loan or line of credit through TD Bank.
TD Bank has some of the best loan requirements out of the companies we've reviewed in terms of minimum and maximum loan amounts. The result is that customers can get the loan that best suits their needs, without having to take out more or less than they require. Something important to note, however, is that on higher loan amounts there may be extra fees.
In terms of their HELOC products, TD bank offers standard timeframes and rates. One unique advantage that TD Bank HELOCs have is that you can get an overdraft protection EquityPlus account. No other lender we reviewed offers this particular product.
TD Bank hosts a variety of state specific home pages, so customers can be sure of the basic terms of the products offered in their state. However, one potential downside of TD Bank is that you must do the closing in person at a branch. Therefore you should make sure there is a branch near you or you will find yourself spending a long drive to close your loan.
The home equity loans and lines of credit offered by TD Bank offer a number of unique features. While there were some issues with the online services, customer service on the whole was good, making TD Bank a good place to look for a home equity loan or line of credit.


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Nusa Dua is an area in southern Bali, Indonesia. It's known for its sandy beaches like Geger Beach, international resorts and an 18-hole golf course. The intricately carved Pura Geger stone temple sits on a forested bluff overlooking the ocean. Museum Pasifika shows paintings from, or inspired by, the Asia-Pacific region. North of Nusa Dua, boats connect the fishing port of Tanjung Benoa to nearby Serangan Island.


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They cannot list the property with or sell it to anyone with whom they are related or have a close personal or business relationship. In legal terms, it must be an "arm's-length" transaction. Any knowing violation of the arm's-length requirement may be a violation of federal law.
Your mortgage must be in default, on the date the short sale transaction closes.
Before closing, any additional liens against the property must be released. A lien holder who demands a payment to release its lien must submit a written statement, and an agreement to release the lien if that amount is paid.
Financial Hardship Validation Requirement: For a standard preforeclosure sale, servicers must use a Deficit Income Test (DIT) to determine a homeowner's financial hardship. The IRS Collection Financial Standards will be used to verify homeowners expenses not reflected in their credit report. Only owner-occupied properties are eligible for the standard preforeclosure sale.
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Cash Contribution: As a new condition, you might be required to make a final payment (sometimes called a cash contribution) before or at closing. This payment will reduce the deficiency balance.
Borrower's Incentive Compensation: If you are an owner occupant, acting in good faith, and successfully selling your property, you may be eligible for an incentive of up to $3,000. If you are required to make cash contribution, you are not eligible for this incentive.
The revised FHA short sale addendum must be signed and dated by all parties. Under this addendum, all parties agree that the subject property must be sold through an arm's-length transaction. An arm's-length transaction is defined as a short sale between two unrelated parties that is characterized by a selling price and other conditions that would prevail in an open market environment. Also, no hidden terms or special understandings can exist between any of the parties (e.g., buyer, seller, appraiser, sales agent, closing agent, and mortgagee) involved in the transaction.
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The improvement in his health is being maintained.
Law requires him to pay heavier taxes.
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For its smooth functioning, the society demands your sincere compliance of all norms.
We have decided to waive the tuition fees in your case.
The crane drops the cargo on the truck after picking it up from the seaplane.
We can forgo many small privileges in order to enjoy the main ones.
At last, the American forces yielded to Vietnamese pressure and withdrew.


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After World War II ended, an "Iron Curtain" across Europe divided the continent between Western and Soviet spheres of influence.
Political and ideological differences led to an enormous amount of mistrust between the two sides.
Both sides had large stockpiles of weapons that had been produced during the Second World War.
During the Cold War, there was never a full scale conflict between the USSR and the West. Thus, it was a "cold war", as opposed to a "hot war".
However, there was a great deal of spying and political maneuvering.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), which was designed to protect the West from the Soviet Union, was formed in 1952.
In 1955, the Soviet Union and its allies formed the Warsaw Pact to protect themselves from the West.
Germany was divided into West Germany and East Germany, with West Germany becoming part of NATO and East Germany becoming part of the Warsaw Pact.
Western and Soviet tanks of the Cold War tended to differ from each other in their basic appearance – Western tanks had high turrets and Soviet tanks had low silhouettes. Western tanks were suited to hiding behind an obstruction and firing over it. Soviet tanks, however, were harder to hit when in the open, which made it easier for them to survive when making a massed armored charge.
NBC (nuclear, biological, chemical) protection became an integral part of tanks on both sides of the Cold War.
The main battle tank came into existence during the Cold War as both Western and Communist tank designers realized that it was more efficient to build one tank that could be used in many different situations than to build different tanks for different functions – heavy tanks to support infantry and artillery, medium tanks to engage in battle with other tanks, and light tanks to be used for reconnaissance.
While there was never a true war between the West and the Soviet bloc there were proxy conflicts between countries that had formed alliances with either of the two sides.
During the Korean War, Communist South Korea, supported by Chinese and Soviet forces, fought South Korea, which was supported by United Nations forces.
In the Vietnam War, China and the Soviet Union provided the North Vietnamese Army and the Viet Cong with weapons, while the West supplied the South Vietnamese Army with weapons.
During the Arab-Israeli conflicts of the Cold War, the Arab nations received weapons from the Soviet Union while Israel received weapons from the West.
In 1979, Soviet forces invaded Afghanistan to support the Communist government there against Muslim rebels, who were themselves supported by the United States and China.
The Soviets often supplied weapons to groups who claimed to be communist rebels.
Communist China received a large amount of military aid from the Soviet Union at the beginning of the Cold War. The Type 59 main battle tank, Communist China's first tank, was based on the Soviet T-54 MBT. In the late 1960s, tensions between the USSR and China began to reassert themselves.
Japan's Type 61 main battle tank, which entered service in 1962, was based on America's M48 Patton medium tank. The Type 61 main battle tank was Japan's first post-World War II tank. After World War II, Japan was allowed to use its armed forces only for defense.
The nations of NATO were considered equal within the organization. They sometimes cooperated on joint military projects, but often each nation just designed and used whatever weapons it wanted, so that NATO military equipment ended up being very diverse.
In 1944, near the end of the World War II, America's M26 Pershing heavy tank entered service.
The M46 Patton medium tank, which was based on the M26, appeared in 1950.
Both the M26 Pershing and the M46 Patton were the main American tanks of the Korean War. The M46 Patton medium tank was the only tank to see battle in the Korean War, but in no other war. All other Korean War tanks were also used either in World War II or in Vietnam.
The M46 Patton was followed by the M47 Patton medium tank, which appeared in 1952, and afterward, by the M48 Patton medium tank, which entered service in 1953.
The M48 Patton was the primary American tank of the Vietnam War. Various nations around the world still use it today.
An upgraded version of the M48, the M60 main battle tank appeared in 1948.
The M41 Walker Bulldog light tank was an American tank that entered service in 1951. It was designed as a replacement for the M24 Chaffee. The M41 Walker Bulldog was used by the South Vietnamese Army during the Vietnam War, but not by the American army.
The M41 Walker Bulldog light tank is still being used by a number of different armies around the world today.
In 1968, the M551 Sheridan light tank, which was designed to replace the M41 Walker bulldog entered service. The M551 Sheridan light tank was used in Vietnam, during the 1989/1990 invasion of Panama and during the Persian Gulf War of 1990/1991.
The M103 heavy tank, which entered service in 1957, was the United States' last heavy tank. It never saw combat, and was phased out of service beginning in 1972.
The A34 Cruiser Comet, which entered service in 1945 and was used at the end of the World War II, remained in service with the British Army until 1960. It was then replaced by the A41 Centurion, which had also entered service in 1945.
Because the British were worried that the Comet and Centurion would not be able to stand up to big Soviet tanks, they built the FV214 Conqueror heavy tank, which entered service in 1956. The Conqueror was unreliable, hard to maintain and hard to maneuver.
It was used only in West Germany and was never engaged in combat. It was removed from service in 1966.
Britain's FV4201 Chieftain main battle tank entered service in 1967. It is still used by some armies in the Middle East.
France was occupied by the Germans during World War II, so tank design had to take place in secret during the war.
The Char ARL-44 heavy tank, which entered service in 1946, was an improved version of the Char B1 heavy tank. It was designed as a transitional tank, to be replaced by the AMX-50. Only 60 Char ARL-44 heavy tanks were built.
The AMX-50 heavy tank never got past the prototype stage. The French decided to use M47 Patton medium tanks from America instead.
France's AMX-13 light tank entered service in 1953. It was designed for transport by air.
The AMX-30 main battle tank started out as a collaborative project between France, Italy and West Germany to design a tank to be used by all of Europe. The project never got past the prototype stage, and France went on to develop its own tank, the AMX-30. The AMX-30 is still used by France and by other countries around the world.
When building their tanks, the West Germans focused on mobility rather than protection.
Development of the first West German tank, the Leopard I main battle tank, began as part of the collaborative European project that led to France building the AMX-30 MBT. West Germany, like France, exited the project and went on to develop its own tank. The new West German tank was the Leopard I.
The Warsaw Pact was under the control of the Soviet Union, and most of its military equipment was standardized.
After World War II was over, the Soviet Union still had a large number of T-34/85 medium tanks.
An advanced version of the JS-2 heavy tank, the JS-3 also became available.
The T-54/T-55 main battle tank, which entered service in 1950, was supplied to Communist China.
During the Vietnam War, the USSR provided the Viet Cong and the North Vietnamese Army with T-54s and T-55s.
In 1952, the USSR's PT-76 light amphibious tank entered service. This tank was designed to be used for reconnaissance, to support a beach invasion, and to cross underwater obstacles during an assault.
It was used by the North Vietnamese Army during the Vietnam War, where it was useful for crossing rice paddies and travelling over bridges that could not support the weight of larger tanks.
The T-10 heavy tank, the last of the Soviet heavy tanks, first appeared in 1953. It was phased out of service when the Soviets realized that it was more efficient to focus resources on building and maintaining many main battle tanks instead of a few heavy tanks.
In 1962, the T-62 main battle tank, which was based on the T-54/T-55 entered service. The T-62 was the first tank to have a smoothbore gun.
The T-64, an upgraded version of the T-62, appeared in 1966. It had steel and ceramic composite armor.
In 1973, the Soviet Union's T-72 main battle tank entered service. Like the T-64, it had composite armor. Inexpensive to mass produce, the T-72 was designed to be exported to other Warsaw Pact countries.
The T-72 main battle tank has been exported to many countries worldwide, and is still in use in Russia and in other countries.
The T-80 main battle tank, which entered service in 1976, was the first Soviet tank with a laser rangefinder and a ballistic computer. Like the T-72, it is also still being used in Russia and elsewhere.


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Duffy Samuels, creator of Duffy's Hope outreach, to receive DSBA community service award
Former Glasgow All-State point guard Duffy Samuels has aided more than 4,700 teens in his program.
Duffy Samuels, creator of Duffy's Hope outreach, to receive DSBA community service award Former Glasgow All-State point guard Duffy Samuels has aided more than 4,700 teens in his program. Check out this story on delawareonline.com: https://www.delawareonline.com/story/sports/2019/02/06/samuels-creator-duffys-hope-outreach-receive-service-award/2775631002/
Kevin Tresolini, Delaware News Journal Published 2:19 p.m. ET Feb. 6, 2019 | Updated 4:00 p.m. ET Feb. 6, 2019
To Duffy Samuels, the fruits of his labors come every spring at high school commencements.
The former Glasgow High and Old Dominion University point guard, inspired by his own basketball experiences, created Duffy's Hope. It is a community outreach and education program that has aided more than 4,700 sixth- through 12th-graders, mostly from Wilmington, since its inception in 1998.
"My biggest award is seeing these kids walking across the stage, graduating and going on to be productive citizens," Samuels said.
Samuels, now 45, will receive some acclaim of his own on Feb. 18.
The Delaware Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association will present Samuels with its Herm Reitzes Award for community service at its 70th annual banquet. The noon President's Day luncheon is at the Sheraton Wilmington South Hotel, 365 Airport Road near New Castle.
Duffy Samuels (Photo: KEVIN TRESOLINI, THE NEWS JOURNAL)
Students in Duffy's Hope attend classes twice a week in which the topics covered include life skills, basic finances, decision-making, job and college readiness and alcohol and drug prevention.
There is then a 10-week summer basketball league in which educational workshop attendance is required. That culminates with a weekend event featuring kids and celebrity games that had been a big draw at the University of Delaware's Bob Carpenter Center but this summer will move closer to the program's city roots at the new 76ers Fieldhouse.
"It means a lot," said Samuels, who grew up in Wilmington's East Side, of the DSBA honor. "The work that I do in the community, it's very much needed.
"There's a gap in our community these days, and for me to come in and work with our young people, it means a lot because somebody gave me the opportunity to do better and exposed me to different things when I was growing up. This is what it's all about because we have to give back to our communities."
Duffy Samuels addresses the crowd before the 2015 Duffy's Hope celebrity game at the Carpenter Center. (Photo: SAQUAN STIMPSON/SPECIAL TO THE NEWS JOURNAL)
Among those people, Samuels added, are Lee Robinson, his Salvation Army basketball coach; former Glasgow coach Don Haman; U.S. District Judge Joseph Farnan, who started the AAU team on which Samuels played as a kid; and Norman Oliver.
Oliver's Stormin' Norman's Classic was a popular Wilmington summer basketball league from 1980-2001 that included an educational component and is the inspiration for Duffy's Hope.
His experiences as a teenager, Samuels said, "helped me become the man I am now.
"My mom [Karen Samuels] always said, 'When you become successful, don't forget where you came from. Make sure you give back to those who are unfortunate and those who might need you.'"
The highlight of the DSBA awards luncheon is the presentation of the John J. Brady Award to Delaware's 2018 Athlete of the Year.
In addition to Samuels receiving the Reitzes Award, the Tubby Raymond Coach of the Year Award will be presented to Padua cross country and track and field coach Marnie Giunta. The American Legion World Series baseball champions from Post One will receive the state Team of the Year award, and the Buddy Hurlock Unsung Hero Award will also be presented. The Hurlock Award winner will be announced next week.
Tickets to the DSBA banquet are available at $35 at delasports.org.
Contact Kevin Tresolini at ktresolini@delawareonline.com. Follow on Twitter @kevintresolini.
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Marie-Louis Desazars de Montgailhard ou Guy Desazars de Montgailhard est un magistrat et historien français, né le  à Toulouse (ou à Avignonet-Lauragais) et mort le  au château de Montgailhard à Avignonet-Lauragais.

Il a aussi publié sous le pseudonyme de Junius Mémor.

Biographie
Marie-Louis Desazars de Montgailhard est le fils de Jacques François Léon Desazars de Montgailhard (1800-1869) et de Yolande Marie Jeanne Eudoxie d'Holier, petit-fils de Guillaume Joseph Desazars (1757-1831) fait baron d'Empire, en 1810.

Magistrat au tribunal de Toulouse, issu d'une ancienne famille de Toulouse qui compta un capitoul et un conseiller au parlement de Toulouse, membre de l'Académie des sciences, inscriptions et belles-lettres de Toulouse dont il a été directeur en 1908 puis président jusqu'en 1910, majoral du Félibrige en 1903, chevalier de l'ordre de Charles III d'Espagne, il fut directeur de la revue des Pyrénées. Il était mainteneur de l'Académie des Jeux floraux de Toulouse depuis 1897.

Il a été maire d'Avignonnet de 1884 à 1887, puis de 1892 à 1927. Il y a construit la fontaine du Barry. Il inaugure le 2 novembre 1919 le monument aux morts d'Avignonnet.

Il a présidé l'école félibréenne Escòla Occitana fondée le 6 juillet 1919 dont l'organe est la revue Lo Gai Saber avec comme membres du premier comité de rédaction Prosper Estieu, Joseph Anglade, Antonin Perbosc, Jean Rozès de Brousse et Armand Praviel.

Famille
 Guillaume Joseph Desazars (1757-1831) fait baron d'Empire, en 1810
 Jacques François Léon Desazars de Montgailhard (1800-1869) marié le 26 mai 1836 avec Yolande Marie Jeanne Eudoxie d'Holier,
 Marie Louis Desazars de Montgailhard, marié le  avec Marie Alexandrine Telcide Augustine Duplan,
 Charles Marie Guillaume, dit Guy, Desazars de Montgailhard, né le , maitre ès Jeux floraux.

Armes
 Coupé : au I, parti d'azur à un roc d'argent, et du quartier des barons présidents ou procureurs généraux en Cour impériale ; au II, d'or à un navire de sable voguant sur une mer de sinople ; sur le tout, d'azur à la croix d'or cantonnée de quatre dés d'argent, portant tous quatre le point un.

La famille Desazars de Montgailhard fut anoblie par le capitoulat de Toulouse en 1753. Ils furent créés baron d'Empire en 1810, titre confirmé en 1864.

Principaux ouvrages
 La réforme judiciaire par l'extension de la compétence des juges de paix. Étude critique, Paris : Ernest Thorin, 1882.
 Le vieux Toulouse disparu, Toulouse, A. Chauvin et fils, 1885 [(lire en ligne).
 La vieille cathédrale d'Albi, Albi : impr. G.-M. Nouguies, 1890.
 L'art paradoxal, Toulouse : académie des sciences, inscriptions et belles-lettres, 1895.
 Académie des Jeux Floraux : remerciement et discours de réception de M. le Baron Desazars de Montgailhard, élu mainteneur, et réponse de M. J. de Lahondès, modérateur, prononcés le .
 Un thermidorien oublié : le conventionnel Calès par Junius Mémor [Desazars de Montgaillard], Albi : impr. Nouguies, 1908.
 La famille Crozat, extrait de la Revue des Pyrénées, 1907 et 1908), Toulouse, Imprimerie et librairie Édouard Privat, 1908, 112p. (lire en ligne)
 La Renaissance languedocienne et l'évolution occitane, Extrait de la Revue des Pyrénées.
 La querelle des Capitouls et de l'Académie des Jeux-Floraux au sujet de la statue de Clémence Isaure, Toulouse : Impr. Douladoure-Privat.
 Rapports annuels sur les concours des Jeux floraux en langue d'Oc, Toulouse : E. Privat, 1897-1925.
 Histoire de l'Académie des Sciences de Toulouse. Le Musée - Le Lycée - L'Athénée 1784-1807, Toulouse : Imprimerie Douladoure-Privat, 1908 (lire en ligne).
 Éloge d'Ernest Roschach, sa vie et ses œuvres, 1837-1909, Toulouse, Imprimerie Douladoure-Privat, 1911.
 Les origines de la langue romane et ses diverses appellations, Toulouse : Impr. Douladoure-Privat, 1914.
 « Les Avatars biographiques et iconographiques de Clémence Isaure », dans Mémoires de l'Académie des sciences, inscriptions et belles-lettres de Toulouse, 1915,  (lire en ligne)
 Toulouse la morte, nouvelles recherches sur ses débuts, Toulouse : Imprimerie Douladoure, 1918.
 Les artistes toulousains et l'art à Toulouse au  siècle, Toulouse, Librairie-Marqueste/E.-H. Guitard, 1924 (lire en ligne)

Bulletins et mémoires de la Société archéologique du Midi de la France
 « Les évêques d'Albi aux  et  siècles. Origines et progrès de leur puissance temporelle et de leurs revenus ecclésiastiques », dans Mémoires de la Société archéologique du Midi de la France, 1880-1882, tome 12,  (lire en ligne)
 « La conspiration de Gondovald (Récit des temps mérovingiens dans la Gaule méridionale) », dans Mémoires de la Société archéologique du Midi de la France, 1886-1889, tome 14,  (lire en ligne)
 « L'art à Toulouse. Vendages de Malapeire et la chapelle de Notre-Dame du Mont-Carmel (1671-1692) », dans Mémoires de la Société archéologique du Midi de la France, 1908, tome 15, (lire en ligne), plan de la chapelle du Mont-Carmel et de l'église des Grands Carmes à Toulouse
 « Les miniatures du Capitole,  et  siècles », dans Bulletin de la Société archéologique du Midi de la France, 1905-1906,  (lire en ligne)
 « Le tableau de Seysses, un coin du vieux Toulouse », dans Bulletin de la Société archéologique du Midi de la France, 1905-1906,  (lire en ligne), reproduction du tableau
 « L'Art à Toulouse. Les Salons de peinture au  siècle », dans Mémoires de la Société archéologique du Midi de la France, 1908, tome 16,  (lire en ligne)
 « L'art de la ferronnerie martelée à Toulouse », dans Mémoires de la Société archéologique du Midi de la France, 1908, tome 16,  (lire en ligne)
 « La façade actuelle de l'Hôtel de ville de Toulouse », dans Mémoires de la Société archéologique du Midi de la France, 1919, tome 17,  (lire en ligne)

Sous le pseudonyme de Junius Mémor
 Napoléon  à Toulouse, Toulouse, Bureaux de la Souveraineté du Peuple, 1888, 112p. (lire en ligne)

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Articles connexes
 Guillaume Desazars

Liens externes

 CTHS : DESAZARS DE MONTGAILHARD Guy-Marie-Louis, baron dit Junius Mémor

Notes et références

Historien français du XIXe siècle
Magistrat français du XIXe siècle
Académie des Jeux floraux
Membre de l'Académie des sciences, inscriptions et belles-lettres de Toulouse
Majoral du Félibrige
Personnalité liée à Toulouse
Chevalier de l'ordre de Charles III d'Espagne
Naissance en mai 1837
Naissance à Toulouse
Décès en janvier 1927
Décès à 89 ans
Décès en Haute-Garonne


Well, it's July. Hot summer days, mild summer nights. It is just delightful. Amongst motorcyclists, we are pretty darn happy. However, we would be remiss to forget that in a matter of months, the cold, bitter, king of un-fun-ness will arrive. When Old Man Winter shows up to the party, Gyde by Gerbing is here to kick him right out on his backside.
One of the first pieces to come out of the Gyde transition of Gerbing gear is the Gyde by Gerbing 7V Calor jacket. This is a great option for riders (or walkers) in search of a heated jacket to combat the elements that is both lightweight, versatile, and allows you to walk on untethered from the motorcycle. This full-sleeve option is powered by a dual mode 7 volt battery and wall charger that affords you the mobility to go anywhere and remain warm once the kickstand is down. Constructed with 278 grams of synthetic insulation that are augmented by four Microwire heating zones at the collar, chest (2) and back that can crank up to 135 degrees Fahrenheit. For the lady riders out there looking for the same functionality, yet with a little better ergonomic form specifically for females, the Gyde by Gerbing Women's 7V Calor Jacket is also an option.
If you are in search of the exact same construction as the full liner, yet prefer the sleeveless variety of jackets, the Gyde by Gerbing 7V Calor Vest might just be the ticket. This is a great choice for riders who are happy with the coverage and insulation of a base layer and over coat, or who are just looking for something a little more minimalist. As with the full jacket, the Gyde Calor Vest is designed to fit snugly so that the four heating zones remain close to your body and provide the best heat. Also like the full jacket, there is a women's version of the Calor Vest as well. Lady riders can look to the Gyde by Gerbing 7V Women's Calor Vest for a feminine cut that will provide a more tailored fit than the standard Men's.
Battery powered heating gear is a great way to keep the warmth going both on and off of the motorcycle. Gerbing has been one of the industry leaders for years, and their new Fall 2015 lineup of Gyde gear is a testament to just how far they have come and how high they reach.


Coca-Cola and the color red go together like peanut butter and jelly, milk and cookies, or tacos and Tuesdays. After all, we would recognize that iconic red label anywhere. But why did the company choose this shade for its logo in the first place?
Some claim that the red color came from one of the company's first advertisements, which featured Santa Claus wearing his famous red-and-white suit and holding a Coke bottle. But according to the Coca-Cola Company, its famous logo dates back to the very beginning of the brand itself. You might be surprised by the quirky messages hidden in famous company logos too.
Over 130 years ago, Coca-Cola was sold in barrels at American drug stores and pharmacies. Alcohol was distributed in the same way. But while alcohol was taxed at the time, soft drinks were not. So, the Coca-Cola Company began painting its barrels red in order to help customs and tax officials distinguish them from barrels of booze.
The shade stuck—and the rest is history. Now, "You see a red disc icon on a storefront, and you know that you'll be able to get delicious, ice-cold Coca-Cola there," Ted Ryan, a Coca-Cola archivist, said. "It became a promise in a way." Check out these other soda secrets Coca-Cola isn't telling you.
You won't find this beverage's famous hue in any Pantone color registries, though; it is actually a combination of three different shades of red. The logo's typography, on the other hand, is an official font. Called "Spencerian," it has been associated with the brand since the 1900s.
That said, the Coca-Cola label hasn't always looked the same as it does today. Find out what other famous company logos looked like when they were young.


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Lazac (en serbe cyrillique : ) est un village de Serbie situé sur le territoire de la Ville de Kraljevo, district de Raška. Au recensement de 2011, il comptait 684 habitants.

Démographie

Évolution historique de la population

Répartition de la population par nationalités (2002)

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Propriété de Slavko Radojičić à Lazac
 Localités de Serbie
 Villes de Serbie

Liens externes

Localité dans la municipalité de Kraljevo


As a poor college grad I shopped in the "3 for $7" bin at Specs for a couple of years then became more particular, starting with Italian reds, and some French Cotes Du Rhones but I've always had a bottle of Champagne in the fridge – love it! Moved to California in the 80's and went straight to Paso Robles Zinfandel's which are one of my favorites today.
My name is Dennis and I have worked for Macadoodles wine room in Pineville MO. for 3 ½ years. My first experience with wine took place 40 years ago when I went to a wine tasting event in Texas. From that time on I have maintained a growing interest in learning about and enjoying wine. When traveling around the country for business or pleasure I always check to see if there are any local winery's I could stop and try the local fare. One of the great things about wine is the huge variety that is out there to explore. Don't get hooked on one style or varietal; explore, experience, enjoy the many wine options that out there. One if the great things about working in Macadoodles® wine room is the wealth of knowledge. We have folks who are passionate about wine and continue to learn from each other as we grow. Our monthly Wine 101 classes are a great way to learn as we bring in outside experts to educate about wine. Ask about it next time you are in our wine room.
For fifteen years I was an International Flight Attendant and learned to love red wine while on time off in Italy. Having spent most of my life in California, our favorite family destination was visiting wineries. I love to work with the public having worked in retail most of my life in grocery, cosmetics, clothing, furniture and now…wine. I am blessed to work in the ever-expanding, fast paced wine department at Macadoodles®!
My breakthrough year for wine was 1973. I was privileged to taste that year a grand cru Burgundy, grand cru Barsac and an Auslese from the Rheingau. Since that pivotal year, I have studied and tasted a variety of wines produced globally. It is my great pleasure to share these experiences with others.
Hello! I first entered the wonderful world of wine during college while working a tasting event in Fayetteville. I was astounded by the endless amount of varieties and styles, there is truly no limit to wine-making! Working in the Macadoodles cellar has greatly improved my understanding of wine, and I love having the opportunity to share that with our customers. There is always something new to discover here, come see for yourself!
I have a great love of wine and will help you pair the best wine with your food, event, and important and memorable evenings. I am a deep thinker and passionate wine and food enthusiast. I love to explore new ways to enlighten the taste buds, and what better than to enjoy a bountiful world of different grapes fermented to perfection matched with a perfect elegant meal.
Working at Keels Creek Winery first acquainted me with the wine making process, wine tasting and all the variety of grapes grown locally in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. That was just the beginning of an enlightening journey of what it takes to have passion for wine and all the magic it can bring to late night conversations with friends or family. Before that, there were many nights sipping on wine over a creative painting process in downtown Eureka Springs, where late night shenanigans amongst misfit/artists would turn out beautiful works of art. Working at Macadoodles has opened up a whole wide range of Old World wines and New World wines to me. Every day is exciting, as I always learn something new about wine, whether it's from a customer or co-worker.


キラキラの世界 – Page 2 – All about Beauty, Lifestyle, Fashion, Cat, Food, in Singapore!
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This time round, I want to introduce to you this really amazing product, maNara Hot Cleansing Gel! It is the #1 selling cleansing gel in Japan! 😀 Thank you Akiko and Cheryl for meeting up with me to share more about maNara and Beauty Pati!!!
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Contains Swiss Cloud Flower known for its tenacious nature and Spanish moss with excellent moisture-retaining properties.
The texture is like the mixture of gel and pudding cream! I love pudding cream texture as it pumps up by itself in the bottle~ perhaps this is how it makes my skin more plumped up with moisture!
THEFACESHOP Blanclouding White Moisture Cream retails for S$35 at all THEFACESHOP Singapore stores and counters.


I hate to admit it, but some of the best salsa I've ever made has come from canned tomatoes. Now that I've been making my salsa this way for a while I'm pretty much convinced that this is the same method that my favorite Mexican restaurants use to make their salsa as well. Oh, and the best part: no endless chopping, the blender does most of the work for you, allowing you to have nearly a quart of salsa ready in about a minute.
1 can diced tomatoes, 1 can drained black olives, 1 small can diced green chiles, 1/4 of an onion roughly chopped, 1/2 bunch cilantro roughly chopped, 2 T. fresh or bottled lemon juice, garlic salt to taste, few grinds black pepper, squirt (or 4) of sriracha or other favorite hot sauce.
Dump all ingredients in your blender. Pulse a few times until chopped to bits and everything is well combined. You're done! We like to eat ours with baked tortilla chips. You can also make this without the olives if you prefer.
Have you joined the Virtual Vegan Potluck yet? What are you waiting for? The Party will be on November 1st, World Vegan Day.
Thanks Lucy! The olives were an afterthought, but oh so yummy!
Never made salsa with canned tomatoes, but I think you are spot-on about some Mexican joints making theirs that way. I'm tryin' it cuz those photos look so good!! Bring on the chips!
I hadn't done it until this year. Converted (shame on me)! I'll swear it's delicious. I used to chop for hours making the fresh variety (why does fresh salsa turn all soapy and frothy if you try to process or blend it?). I needed salsa one night for a meal and didn't have fresh tomatoes or jalapenos on hand so the original recipe was created out of desperation. It tastes just like fabulous Mexican restaurant salsa.
The other thing about fresh salsa is it does get very soupy. And yeah, the froth is kinda icky. This is another recipe for the weekend. I've got a pot of rice and beans that are crying out for this stuff.
Yay!! I think I'm good for next week, too – thanks in part to our dual post ;-)! And then – – only one more week of crazy MoFo!
I know! 🙂 🙂 Is the month really over that quickly? I'm so not ready for holiday season yet!
Nice! Dude, I miss your guts. I feel bad this weekend didn't work out.
Mmmmm, yummy! I love cilantro AND for me, the more lime juice (lemons or limes, I just go with what I've got at the time) the better! What did we ever do before Sriracha sauce??!! I'll bet this would be good over some butternut squash & black bean baked enchiladas….with gluten-free sprouted corn tortillas…mmmm, come on, you know you want some!
I know right?!? For me, it's not salsa without lemon or lime and cilantro. Sriracha goes into more things than I care to admit around here, what dish couldn't use a kicked up notch of awesomeness? 🙂 I totally want the butternut squash and black bean enchiladas in corn tortillas! Where's your food blog?!? I'll have you know (you'd be proud of me) that I served these on whole grain quesadillas with chopped spring onion, fresh tomato, red and green bell pepper and -wait for it- homemade Smoked Coconut Gouda (recipe coming soon) it'll blow you away!
I love canned tomatoes – for one my husband will eat them (he doesn't like the texture of raw ones) but also they go in so many things. I buy petite diced organic ones. And they rock in salsa!
That's the same ones I used, and sometimes, if I'm feeling fancy I get the fire roasted variety! I love tomatoes in all their forms, which is why I was hesitant to post this recipe, but it's too amazing not to share.
I'll take two for the road!
It was a last minute magical whim, it takes this salsa to a whole new level of awesome 😉 !
p.s. I had some typos I had to correct in my cookie recipe last week. I hope it didn't turn out too terribly for you, dang MOFO is wearing me out and ruining my ability to do coherent posts.
Ah good. One other comment described them as stinky and gooey. Not words I'd use even without the corrections, but hey, you win some and lose some 😉 Thanks Emmy!
Sriracha and olives…two of my favorite things!
Can we be BFF's? xoxo!
It just hit me that I didn't make salsa this year. I must've been in a tomato delirium to forget..I love the addition of olives and will have to try it out soon. Everything you make looks yummy!
Oh NO! The attack of the killer tomatoes won!!!
Well, if you bottled tomatoes plain you can use them for this instant blender salsa. Thanks Heidi!
I am a sucker for salsa. I could drink it. I am VERY excited to give this a go as I have largely been disappointed with my own fresh tomato based efforts. Wonder what that's all about. My salsa lovin' son will be glad someone nudged me to give it another go. Thanks!
You caught me, I sometimes drink it from the jar. Salty delicious goodness! I love fresh tomato salsa as well, but since I don't have a garden and no-one was sending me their offerings over the summer, I found this baby. I must say I like it every bit as much as my successful fresh salsa efforts. The not chopping bit is fantastic as well!
Love salsa, love olives, love this!! Looks divine!
oooh i 'd like to dig into this bowlful!
You crazy, girl! And I mean "crazy" as in "crazy genius"! I like to make my salsa with sriracha already, but I never would've thought to add olives. Love it!
I love it when I get links like these! Much appreciated. I just commented on your blog 😉 That chili looks pretty fantastic!
thanks for the 'like' today, my husband is the salsa maker and I featured his recipe on my blog and we have discovered, like you, the canned tomatoes make the best, seriously, after using great fresh ones.
Isn't it crazy? Who knew? No more endless chopping in this house!
Made this today: Never buying salsa again.
Cha Cha Cha! 😉 Ole!
Yummy! Bless you – just the kind of time saver I love ; ) And I confess I didn't know what Sriracha was… a regional hot sauce thang perhaps?
Yay! Oh, it is a FABULOUS HOT SAUCE. Pretty easy to find. Just look in the Asian section of your grocery store. It has a rooster on the bottle. You will fall in love with it. A little goes a long way, it's HOT HOT HOT and delicious!
I've never tried olives in my salsa – nice touch. Will have to give that a try.
The good news is worms don't bite, and they are kind of cute in their own way.
Salsa is our *favorite* condiment! The Dirty Hippie makes a large batch and it takes all day – his process is so long, we've never bothered to blog it. Who has all day to make salsa, right? This looks much more practical! Can't wait to try it.
I've seriously spent all afternoon making fresh salsa before. It's good, but I can honestly say this method produces better and quicker results! Yay for salsa in a minute!
LOVE black olives in my salsa – there is nothing quite like homemade salsa!
I think I might give our coming summer a food theme…I think it might be Mexican. I figure we can both scarf our weights worth of Mexican delights and slather it all in all kinds of salsas. Mexico = hot…Tasmania in the summer = hot…I am starting to see a pattern emerging here! Off to write "Sriracha" on the shopping list!
Nice pattern! Sriracha is awesome!
Try as I may, I've never been able to get onto olives. This recipe might just be the fix!
Haha, if not, it's really delicious without too. You may never go back to store bought salsa!


Offaly and Ferbane Senior Footballer Joe Maher is back without another superb performance after wowing earlier this summer with his version of Ed Sheeran's 'Perfect' and Don McClean's 'Vincent'.
This time he hits all the right notes with an Irish Medley including one very special song from his own native county.
Away from the pitch, Joe is an avid singer and is currently studying a masters in music education at NUI Maynooth. He performs at weddings, at both ceremonies and receptions, and shares his music on his Joe Maher Music Facebook page.


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Q: How to Obtain Random Samples of Particular Groupings of Data I have thousands of rows of data. Two of these columns are called Area and Sub Area. Each Area has about 4, 5 or more Sub Areas.
I want to select a random sample of records like a Top 10 for each Area and Sub Area but can't think how to do this efficiently or quickly.
I have considered doing a UNION selecting each Area and Sub Area each time but i would have to do 120 UNION statements this way as there are 120 rows of distinct Areas and Sub Areas.
The same issue prevails when I considered doing Case statements in the SELECT list.
I thought perhaps I could use a CTE or WHILE LOOP in some way but not having much luck. Could making use of Window functions be something to use here?
Any ideas?

A: You can try like following to pick random 10 records for each subarea.
select *
from   (select *,
               row_number()
                 over(
                   partition by subarea
                   order by newid()) RN
        from   yourtable) T
where  rn <= 10

In above query order by newid() will give you random records and partition BY subarea will generate different rownumber for each subarea.

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their house. After them Azariah… repaired beside his own house. So we built the wall.
And all the wall was joined together to half its height, for the people had a mind to work.
they do not seek bids from local contractors or short-term mission teams from Babylon.
one, beside his own house.


Are you looking for a discreet dog carrier for more active transport? They're tough to find, right? Check out the Timbuk 2 Mutt Mover. Right away you can see how low key it is. This does not scream "I have a dog!" Nor is it frumpy, which I find so many pet carriers out there to be. This looks just like a messenger backpack. It's got clean lines, a blend-in color and lots of technical features to keep Fido happy.
Meant for dogs up to 20lbs, this worked great for my six pound chihuahua. My dog travels all the time, so she is at home in a carrier. The second I put this on the floor, she knew right away it was meant for her and jumped right in. Her feet are tiny, so I put a small blanket on the bottom of the pack so that she could get her footing easily and also have a cozy place to sleep. She did not want to get out.
If you ever have a problem getting your dog to warm to a carrier, just leave it out a few days, put something familiar in it, and their favorite treats. I did this with her very first carrier and haven't had to do it since.
The Timbuk 2 Mutt Mover has a well thought out design. There's a clip to fasten the dog's harness to–and I strongly recommend doing this so they can't jump out while you're cruising down the bike path. My dog jumped out of a bike basket once when she was a puppy–thankfully she didn't get far and I was able to reach over and put her safely back in the basket. She never tried that again, but if she hadn't been fastened to the basket, she probably would have been hurt.
There are two "windows" of different heights to accommodate different sized dogs. You can zip them up or let the dog hang her head out. There's velcro on the inside to make the window stay open and out of the way, and when you have it zipped up, it's just mesh for breathability. Most people would never think there was a dog in there without a head peeking out. The Mutt Mover comes with a cute little foldable water bowl and there's a water bottle pocket on the side. Two compartments, one on the top and one on the bottom are big enough for a leash, phone, wallet, treats, etc.
The whole front panel zips off for easy access and cleaning of the waterproof interior. You can just wipe it down as needed. It holds it structure mostly with the padded and ventilated back panel. The backpack straps are comfortable, fully adjustable, and house a bottle opener. This is not a pack meant for flying, it's too tall to fit under an airline seat. It's meant for biking, hiking and walking around town. And it does the job. When you are done using it, it folds flat and compact making it great for packing. This is the only dog carrier/backpack I've ever seen and I like this alternate way of transporting my dog. Find the Timbuk 2 Mutt Mover HERE.


Pinterest is my sun and moon and angelic, devilish, omnipresent companion.
I usually love Pinterest, gathering recipes and craft ideas with each swift scroll of the page. I choose who I follow wisely, almost babying myself to ensure I don't accidentally stumble across a fragmented, sleazy corner of the internet. I follow a joyful, deep thinking, creative crowd, peppered with fashionistas, writers, and chefs.
Pinterest is my siren call and my lotus flower. For those not studying literature, Homer's Odyssey explores the Greek mythology of the lotus-eaters on an island off of North Africa. The lotus flower was a narcotic; if a person consumed a lotus blossom, he would drift into the dreamiest, softest, most lethargic sleep imaginable.
Pinterest inspires me, but entices me, pulling me deeper and deeper through the computer screen until I am practically inside the website, losing sight of my surroundings completely. For some people it's Tumblr, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Pinterest is my bittersweet bride (groom).
And then the other day I saw it. Tucked away in a little corner of my newsfeed was a picture of a handwritten quote. It looked humble and simple, but those are often the best kinds, so I clicked. I wish I hadn't.
I knew it wasn't mean spirited by nature. I knew it wasn't an attack on me. I knew all of these things. So why did it feel like I was kneed in the stomach? As a writer who loves taking pictures and making art, I felt convicted and attacked. Contrary to what I thought about myself, or what my parents, friends and professors thought about me, I felt like my passions were no longer legitimate. I felt as though my words and paints and pictures just swirled into the creative efforts of the rest of the right-brained world, muddling and mixing until nothing of worth was left.
It's like when you mixed every hue from your kindergarten watercolor set back in the utopian days of naptime and snack time. Your teacher told you that you'd get a swampy brownish-black if you mixed them all together, but your little five-year-old heart still believed that you would, indeed, be left with a rainbow color. I felt like the five-year-old—the world was saying "I told you so," and I felt cheated of the respect I thought I deserved for at least trying to be innovative.
It's like how (seemingly) everyone has a blog.
Everyone and their mother have a blog—often literally (pssst... I know "their" is incorrect in that sentence. It's a cliché... work with me here!). When I began The Little English Girl in high school, blogging wasn't foreign, but it certainly was not cool or mainstream (or maybe it was cool, and I just wasn't "in the know"). These days, my Facebook newsfeed (when I did have a Facebook, anyway) is littered with the same Buzzfeeds and Gifs and trivial articles as usual, but the feed is no longer sprinkled with blogs—it's saturated with them.
When I began to see this influx within my own friends and acquaintances, I felt a little jaded. I didn't want to be spiteful, but blogging was my thing—wasn't it? I quickly realized that being possessive over blogging illustrated the same irrationality of being possessive over painting, using Pinterest, or once being a cheerleader and competitive swimmer. All of these things were "my" passions, but did that mean I would be offended the next time someone picked up a paintbrush, pinned a picture, did a toe touch, or dove into the water?
As for the legitimacy of my passions, I didn't have an answer. I didn't want to turn to my parents. I knew they would tell me that yes; I am more than legitimate and enough. They would tell me that I am their gifted, creative, sensitive daughter—yes Rachel, you are special.I didn't want to turn to God (out of my own stupid stubbornness). I knew He would tell me the same thing... except... He didn't. Even though I didn't give my insecurities to Him, He still knew my thoughts. He knew that telling me I was special would only fall upon deaf ears—the idea that "if everyone is special then no one is" was the entire crux of my argument. He knew I wasn't ready to dive into the thick of the topic, and so he soothed my mind in the moment and I went on with my day.
It wasn't until today that I got my answer.
This month, my book club and I are exploring the novel Eat Pray Love, dipping our toes in the cultures of Italy, India, and Indonesia. I have read this book a handful of times for a handful of reasons. I really connect with Liz Gilbert's writing style. Equal parts witty and insightful, each line drips with subtle humor and beautiful language. I also connect to Liz as a person (maybe a little more than I care to admit). Her longing to escape the mediocre and mundane speaks to my own dreaming heart. Her personal depth, need for support, empathy and affection (I think at one point she refers to herself as somewhere between a Golden Retriever and a barnacle), and her love of the little things in life mirrors my own spirit. It's a thoroughly wonderful book overflowing with whimsy and experience.
And with that, stitching together words, smearing paint on canvas, building a lyrical sanctuary through verses and music, and taking pictures of His creation is 100% legitimate. I no longer had to (have to) bitterly envy those who posses different gifts and talents than me—the finance majors, engineers, mathematicians, and chemists, fluent in Latin and fortified with intelligence and prestige. My right-brained, religion-and-English-studying mind need not fret no longer.
Stitching together syllables and examining theological underpinnings is important to the world because it is important to me. Though I am a stark contrast to my biochemistry, computer science, business and finance-laced family, creating beautiful things—as sometimes only beauty can be trusted—is more than enough.
P.S.: You may or may not have noticed I no longer utilize social media. More on that later. If you'd like to contact me, follow the "write me" tab at the top of the page and fill out an email form.


All songs written and composed by Bob Sima except "Everything Is Music".
"Everything Is Music" lyrics are credited to Kris Delmhorst.
Produced by David Weber and Bob Sima, Airtime Studios, Bloomington IN.
Album design by Elizabeth Foster. Album layout by Jen Smith.
Bob Sima's Thin Little Veil is transformative, profound, and soulful at the same time.
Positive in lyrics, positive in feel, these songs are all fun to listen to, fun to play, and easily loved at first hearing. Sima has a heart-warming style and a soulful voice that carries through each song.
Sima opens up the album with his brilliantly anthemic song, "Shine", exclaiming "If you let your guard down long enough you might just like what lets itself on in." It's a transformative song that reminds us of the remarkable power in each of us, that we should let our own light shine. The music is just as evocative of this inspiring idea as the lyrics, as it grows from a subtle beginning to an uplifting and catchy chorus.
"It's Amazing" offers a more intimate feel than the generally vibrant tone in Thin Little Veil. "It's Amazing" speaks to us of hope in difficult times, and reminds us of the enormous beauty in every little thing, "…that thin little veil that floats between me and you. It's amazing ain't it?" Sima captures this sentiment with his well-crafted lyrics and tasteful guitar work.
It is not just his amazing ability to write a quotable verse or an infectious chorus, but the nuance in Sima's soulful voice along with his crisp guitar playing makes Thin Little Veil worth hearing over and over.
"The Looser the Grip" is an upbeat blues about letting go. With lyrics like "You've been playing this game, waiting in your finest hour, but that need to win will drain you of your power. Put down your number one. Put down the control. The looser the grip, the lighter the load", the song is as wise as it is fun.
"How You Made Them Feel" is an expressive song about what an enormous effect the way we treat others can have on our world, and how it can really define who we are. Sima writes: "It's part of the great emancipation, disassociation from the separate lives we lead. 'Cause the essence of the question, isn't it all about connection, the mark we leave?" Sima has a gift of presenting inspirational ideas in new ways, yet his message is easily understood.
"Perfectly Fine With Me" is a personal favorite. It's about turning inward and acknowledging the spiritual control that we all have inside to guide us. "I will never place my star in another hand 'cause no one else can make the light shine the way I can." Sima transforms this wonderful message into a song of joyous contentment.
"As Above So Below", being the only minor tonality song on the album, has a distinctly meditative quality. It is a song about the grandeur and oneness of all, and its ethereal sound is mesmerizing and beautiful.
Thin Little Veil is full of masterfully written songs, not only because of their poetic lyrics, but the infectious attitude behind them. The album is expertly produced and infuses pop, gospel, folk and blues, all expressed through Sima's own keen sensibilities. The songs are easy for anyone to grab a hold of and love at first listen.


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THE ETIQUETTE OF THE GAME OF BOWLS IS A COMBINATION OF GOOD MANNERS, SPORTSMANSHIP AND SOCIABILITY. THESE COURTESIES ARE BEST DESCRIBED AS THE UNWRITTEN LAWS OF THE GAME.
They are the extras and are designed to promote social ability and the excellent reputation for friendliness and sportsmanship the game of bowls has rightly earned.
2. Respect the decision of the umpire.
3. Be punctual to commence play at all matches and come to each game correctly attired.
4. Keep quiet and refrain from moving when players are on the mat.
6. Always stand still at the head when a player is about to bowl. Movement at the head or talking at the mat end is very distracting.
7. Always allow your opponent the right to the head as spelt out in the Laws of the Game, failure to do so decreases the enjoyment of the game.
8. Walk close to the centre of the rink with minimum delay when changing ends, as you could distract play on the next rink.
9. Do not delay play, Always play your bowl with minimum delay.
10. Never deliver your bowl before the previous bowl has come to rest.
11. Keep track of play, Be ready to bowl when it comes to your turn.
12. Every player at the mat end should assist in collecting bowls when the end is completed.
13. Always pay your skip the respect of waiting for their decision. Don't step on to the mat and indicate which way you intend playing, wait for the skip's instructions.
14. Never applaud lucky bowls - accept them gracefully.
15. Never complain about lucky bowls - they tend to equal each other out over the season.
16. Respect the green surface at all times .Do Not i) drop bowls on to the green ii) stand on the edge of the green iii) stand on the bank iv) walk in the ditches. Always take care to protect and conserve the green at all times.
17. Always inform your opponent and skip if you wish to leave the green.
19. Win or lose, always shake hands with your opponents and thank them for the game. If you have won, don't be too taken with your win – your opponents will be feeling down – respect their feelings.
20. Offer your opponents refreshments after the game.
21. When playing singles whether you have won or lost, be sure to thank the marker and offer him or her refreshments. Remember that they have given their time to assist in your game. You can repay him or her by being courteous in return.
22. It is polite to thank the umpire of the day before leaving the club.
23. Learn to be a good marker. When offering your services, remember a marker can make or break a game. Obtain a copy of the 'Duties of a Marker'.
Above all, enjoy the game of bowls for the pleasure it gives and the lasting friendships it provides.


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Arabic Language and Courses on Learning Arabic
Simplified Western Novels
for Students to Learn Arabic
Emma - Part 1 and Part 2 : English and Arabic : Facing Page Format (Jane Austin)
Author: ane Austin
Publisher: Dar al Bihar (2001)
Pages: 1016 Binding: Paperback
Bilingual English-Arabic version of Jane Austin Classic Novel "Emma".Dual language books. The English and Arabic pages are facing each other, matching one-on-one with English on the left page, Arabic on the right page. Easy reference for individuals not strong in one of the languages. Well known fiction titles for different interests and levels.
Dual language books. The English and Arabic pages are facing each other, matching one-on-one with English on the left page, Arabic on the right page. Easy reference for individuals not strong in one of the languages. Well known fiction titles for different interests and levels.
Description of the Book:Emma Woodhouse is a young, beautiful, witty, and privileged woman in Regency England. She lives on an estate in Surrey in the village of Highbury with her father, a hypochondriac who is excessively concerned for the health and safety of his loved ones. Emma's friend and only critic is the gentlemanly George Knightley, her neighbour from the adjacent estate of Donwell, and brother of her elder sister Isabella's husband. As the novel opens, Emma has just attended the wedding of Miss Taylor, her best friend and former governess. Having introduced Miss Taylor to her future husband, Mr Weston, Emma takes credit for their marriage, and decides that she rather likes matchmaking.Against Mr. Knightley's advice, Emma forges ahead with her new interest, and tries to match her new friend Harriet Smith, a sweet but none-too-bright girl of seventeen–described as "the natural daughter of somebody"–to Mr. Elton, the local vicar. However, first she must persuade Miss Smith to refuse an advantageous marriage proposal from a respectable young farmer, Mr. Martin, whom Emma decides is not good enough for Harriet. Against her own wishes, the easily-influenced Harriet turns Mr. Martin down. However, soon Emma's schemes go awry when Mr. Elton, a social climber, proposes to Emma and scoffs at the idea of marrying the socially inferior Harriet. After Emma rejects Mr. Elton, he leaves for a while for a sojourn in Bath, and Harriet fancies herself heartbroken. Emma now tries to convince Harriet that Mr. Elton is beneath her after all.An interesting development is the arrival in the neighbourhood of Frank Churchill, Mrs Weston's stepson, whom Emma has never met, but in whom she has a long-standing interest. Also, Mr. Elton, who will reveal himself to be more and more arrogant and pompous as the story continues—much like Mr. Collins in Pride and Prejudice—returns with another newcomer, a common, vulgar but rich wife who becomes part of Emma's social circle, though the two women soon loathe each other. A third new character is the orphaned Jane Fairfax, the reserved but beautiful niece of Emma's impoverished neighbour, the talkative Miss Bates. Miss Bates is an aging spinster, who is well-meaning but increasingly poor; Emma strives to be polite and kind to her, but is irritated by her dull and incessant chattering. Jane, who is very accomplished musically, is Miss Bates' pride and joy; Emma envies her talent and initially dislikes her for her apparent coldness and reserve. Jane had lived with Miss Bates until she was nine, but Colonel Campbell, a friend indebted to her father for seeing him through a life-threatening illness, welcomed her into his own home where she became fast friends with his unfortunately plain daughter and received a first-rate education. On the marriage of Miss Campbell, Jane returned to her relations, ostensibly to regain her health and prepare to earn her living as a governess.In her eagerness to find some sort of fault with Jane—and also to find something to amuse her in her pleasant but dull village—Emma indulges in the fantasy, apparently shared by Frank, that Jane was an object of admiration for Miss Campbell's husband, Mr. Dixon, and that it is for this reason she has returned home, rather than going to Ireland to visit them. This suspicion is further fueled by the arrival of a piano for Jane from a mysterious anonymous benefactor.Emma tries to make herself fall in love with Frank largely because everyone says they make a handsome couple. Frank seems to everyone to have Emma as his object, and the two flirt together in public, including on a day-trip to Box Hill, a local beauty spot. Emma ultimately decides, however, that he would suit Harriet better after an episode where Frank 'saves' Harriet from a band of Gypsies. At this time, Mrs. Weston wonders if Emma's old friend Mr. Knightley might have taken a fancy to Jane. Emma promptly decides that she does not want Mr. Knightley to marry anyone, but rather than further explore these feelings, she claims that this is because she wants her nephew Henry to inherit the family property.When Mr. Knightley scolds her for a thoughtless insult to Miss Bates, Emma is privately ashamed, and tries to atone. Mr. Knightley approves deeply of Emma's recognition of her wrongdoing and attempt to atone, revealing a foreshadowing of more meaningful affection for Emma. Meanwhile, Jane reportedly becomes ill, but refuses to see Emma or accept her gifts. Emma believes that Jane's behavior stems from Emma's previous neglect of Jane and/or coldness towards Jane. Jane also suddenly accepts an offer for a governess position from a friend of Mrs. Elton's.Emma soon thereafter learns the reasons for Jane's odd behavior: Jane and Frank have been secretly engaged for almost a year. Frank had pretended to admire Emma in order to disguise his clandestine relationship with Jane. Jane's distress was due to the fact that she and Frank had quarrelled over his behavior towards Emma and his unguarded behavior towards Jane, which Jane believed could put them at risk for discovery. The death of Frank's overbearing aunt/adoptive mother frees Frank to marry Jane, and the engagement becomes public.When Harriet confides that she thinks Mr. Knightley is in love with her, jealousy forces Emma to realize that she loves him herself. Mr. Knightley has been in love with Emma all along, and after the engagement of Jane and Frank is revealed, he proposes to her. Shortly thereafter Harriet reconciles with her young farmer, Mr. Martin; Jane and Emma reconcile; and everyone lives happily.
These special, condensed novels are intended for English speakers to learn Arabic, by reading side by side versions of these simplified famous novels.


Start the year with a bunch more in your pocket.
January is that 1 month that tends to feel like 3. Financially speaking, of course.
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Things get scratched, buttons fly off shirts, and chips happen. Don't toss things out on a whim if they can be repaired. Take clothes, for instance. Patch your pants, sew a new button on, and darn your holey socks. Basic repairs like these are a great way to extend the life of your goodies and put more pennies back into your pocket.
Did you know that you've probably got a treasure trove sitting right in your house? Go through your drawers, closets, and various junk holes to find anything and everything you no longer use. Once you've sorted through everything that's of value and given it a decent once over, you can sell your once loved possessions. The opportunities to sell these items are endless. You've got your garden variety yard sale, Gumtree, OLX, and other online sites.
Certain recreational items come in 2 forms. The 'buy it on the regular' type and the 'meatier, longer lasting' type. For instance, you can buy a magazine every week or buy a bulkier monthly or bi-monthly magazine. Sure, the bigger 1s are a little pricier, but you can enjoy it for much longer and ultimately spend less.
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Police Shoot Man Who Entered Station With A Gun And A Death Wish
By Samantha Abernethy in News on Apr 3, 2013 9:20PM
Damian Dockery
Police in Vernon Hills shot and wounded a man who entered the police station with what appeared to be a 9mm handgun, and afterward police found a note suggesting the man was trying to commit police-assisted suicide.
Howard R. Lazarus, 53, entered the station, pulled out the gun, pulled back the slide and walked toward the officer, who shot Lazarus twice in the abdomen.
After the shooting, police found a note in his pocket that stated, "I apologize for placing your officers in this position. I am dying from cancer and couldn't do the deed myself."
TribLocal writes:
Before Lazarus pulled out the gun, he told the officer that he had been in an accident in Mundelein, where he lives.
"The officer offered to give him a ride to the Mundelein Police Department," police said in a statement. "At that point, the subject pulled a handgun out of his coat pocket and pointed it at the officer."
Officer Sharon Joseph said the gun appeared to be real and the officer had no choice but to fire. "The suspect made moves to actually fire the weapon and the officer had no choice," she said.
The gun turned out to be a replica, and Lazarus is in fair condition. He has been charged with aggravated assault, and the officer has been placed on administrative leave pending investigation.
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Margit Sade Lehni - curator
(1984, EE) Lives and works in Zurich
Margit Sade Lehni: A Selfless Self in The Nightless Night
A Selfless Self in The Nightless Night; Disembodied Voices & Imaginary Friends
A listening session in two chapters.
As artificial sounds and voices are an intrinsic part of our daily lives, there is still no reproduction of the voice that doesn't have an outlandish or uncanny feel to it. It's a pleasure augmented by horror, an old dream accomplished. It's like being somewhere without really being there, a person without a person, alarm and rapture that is engendered by this miracle.
Chapter 1: Disembodied Voices (45 mins)
A curious selection of disembodied voices; EVP recordings, a talking budgie, automatic telephone answers, speech synthesis and public space announcements. Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP) recordings are sound fragments that come from ghost hunters scouring audio tracks for background voices. These distorted sounds exist in the noise of analogue recordings and supposedly provide evidence of paranormal activity. They are eery documents of sounds from beyond but could also be the wishful misinterpretation of the magnetic distortion that recording devices create by themselves. This chapter encourages us to become attuned to the voices that surround us, both literal and paranormal.
Chapter 2: Imaginary Friends (45 mins)
Most of us have experienced interactions and conversations with imaginary friends in early childhood. They are powerful signs of an imaginative mind and a way of learning to understand the world and coping with new or difficult experiences. This chapter departs form the idea of imaginary companions taking a more ambiguous approach on how recorded voice, speech and tone is used by ventriloquists, sound poets and artists.
With recordings by Laurie Anderson, Gregory Whitehead, Hildegard Westerkamp, Alfredo Costa Monteiro, Robert Ashley, Sparkie Williams, Konstantin Raudive, Diana Deutsch, Ernst Jandl, AGF – Antye Greie, Erik Bünger, Laia Estruch, Juan Diego Toblina, Lúa Coderch, Malcolm Clarke (BBC Radiophonic Workshop) and others.
The session is a work in process developed in the residency of BAR project in Barcelona and it's is open for discussion and feedback for all who attend.
Special thanks to Antonio, August, Urs, Richard JJ, Laia, Lua, Lluis, Lois, Leila, Lola, Aimar and BAR project.
Margit Säde Lehni is an independent curator and artist based in Tallinn and Zurich. In her work she emphasises the self-initiated, collaborative and ongoing nature of art practice. Her recent projects include While Walking on the Secret Paths but also While Walking on Salads at Kumu Art Museum, & SO ON & SO FORTH at Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia and SOURCE AMNESIA at Oslo10, Basel.
BAR Apéro Talk: André Romão, Richard John Jones, Margit Säde
Wednesday, September 10th, 6pm, NoguerasBlanchard, Barcelona
Our brand new residents will open the autumn session with a presentation of their work
Apéro Talk: André Romão, Richard John Jones and Margit Säde
Our new residents open the fall season with a presentation of their work.


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Action, Crime, Thriller
Danny Trejo, Michelle Rodriguez, Robert De Niro, Jessica Alba
After being set-up and betrayed by the man who hired him to assassinate a Texas Senator, an ex-Federale launches a brutal rampage of revenge against his former boss.
The Chronicles of Riddick
Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Vin Diesel, Judi Dench, Colm Feore, Thandie Newton
5 years after Pitch Black, the wanted criminal Riddick arrives on a planet called Helion Prime, and finds himself up against an invading empire called the Necromongers, an army that plans to convert or kill all humans in the universe.
Bee Movie
Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Jerry Seinfeld, Renée Zellweger, Matthew Broderick, Patrick Warburton
Barry B. Benson, a bee who has just graduated from college, is disillusioned at his lone career choice: making honey. On a special trip outside the hive, Barry's life is saved by Vanessa, a florist in New York City. As their relationship blossoms, he discovers humans actually eat honey, and subsequently decides to sue us.
Crime, Drama, Thriller
Jim Sturgess, Kate Bosworth, Kevin Spacey, Aaron Yoo
'21' is the fact-based story about six MIT students who were trained to become experts in card counting and subsequently took Vegas casinos for millions in winnings.
Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou, Jean Reno, Ian McKellen
A murder inside the Louvre and clues in Da Vinci paintings lead to the discovery of a religious mystery protected by a secret society for two thousand years -- which could shake the foundations of Christianity.
Drama, Romance, Sport
Mickey Rourke, Marisa Tomei, Evan Rachel Wood, Mark Margolis
A faded professional wrestler must retire, but finds his quest for a new life outside the ring a dispiriting struggle.
Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Robert Downey Jr., Mickey Rourke, Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle
Tony Stark has declared himself Iron Man and installed world peace... or so he thinks. He soon realizes that not only is there a mad man out to kill him with his own technology, but there's something more: he is dying.
Action, Adventure, Drama, History
Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett, Matthew Macfadyen, Max von Sydow
In 13th century England, Robin and his band of marauders confront corruption in a local village and lead an uprising against the crown that will forever alter the balance of world power.
Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Ben Affleck, Liv Tyler
After discovering that an asteroid the size of Texas is going to impact Earth in less than a month, N.A.S.A. recruits a misfit team of deep core drillers to save the planet.
Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Christian Bale, Hugh Jackman, Scarlett Johansson, Michael Caine
The rivalry between two magicians becomes more exacerbated by their attempt to perform the ultimate illusion.
Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Jake Gyllenhaal, Robert Downey Jr., Mark Ruffalo, Anthony Edwards
A San Francisco cartoonist becomes an amateur detective obsessed with tracking down the Zodiac killer.
Repo Men
Action, Crime, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Jude Law, Forest Whitaker, Alice Braga, Liev Schreiber
Set in the near future when artificial organs can be bought on credit, it revolves around a man who struggles to make the payments on a heart he has purchased. He must therefore go on the run before said ticker is repossessed.
Action, Drama, Romance, Thriller
Hrithik Roshan, Steven Michael Quezada, Bárbara Mori, Kangana Ranaut
A wounded man searches for his sweetheart in the Mexican desert while on the run from the police, bounty hunters, and others.
The Losers
Action, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Idris Elba, Zoe Saldana, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Chris Evans
A CIA special forces team are betrayed and left for dead by their superiors, galvanizing them to mount an offensive on the CIA.
Body of Lies
Leonardo DiCaprio, Russell Crowe, Mark Strong, Golshifteh Farahani
A CIA agent on the ground in Jordan hunts down a powerful terrorist leader while being caught between the unclear intentions of his American supervisors and Jordon Intelligence.
The Crazies
Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Radha Mitchell, Timothy Olyphant, Danielle Panabaker, Joe Anderson
About the inhabitants of a small Iowa town suddenly plagued by insanity and then death after a mysterious toxin contaminates their water supply.
Biography, Drama, Thriller
Russell Crowe, Al Pacino, Christopher Plummer, Diane Venora
A research chemist comes under personal and professional attack when he decides to appear in a '60 Minutes' expose on Big Tobacco.
Adventure, Family, Fantasy, Mystery
Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Bill Nighy
As Harry races against time and evil to destroy the Horcruxes, he uncovers the existence of three most powerful objects in the wizarding world: the Deathly Hallows.
Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Michael Gambon
As Harry Potter begins his sixth year at Hogwarts, he discovers an old book marked as 'the property of the Half-Blood Prince' and begins to learn more about Lord Voldemort's dark past.
Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Brendan Gleeson
With their warning about Lord Voldemort's return scoffed at, Harry and Dumbledore are targeted by the Wizard authorities as an authoritarian bureaucrat slowly seizes power at Hogwarts.


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A strong last ten minutes from Realt Dearg put Skerries Harps Junior hurlers out of the championship at the penultimate step last Sunday in Drimnagh. In what was these team's third final or semi-final clash in the last four years Realt Dearg finally got one over their North County rivals.
A strong wind blew down the Drimnagh Castle pitch and Skerries played into it in the first half. It turned out to be a very even and intense half. The sides exchanged points in the first quarter. A feature of the Skerries play was the clever use of the ball into the wind with full forward Denis Forde benefiting. Forde was unstoppable and converted six superb points from play in that half.
Having fallen three behind on 15 minutes a couple of Forde points together with a Ciaran Smith free brought the sides level. Great defence from Eoin Hickey, Ian Furlong and Andrew Smith were keeping the home side at bay. Behind them goalkeeper Jason Rogan dealt capably with anything that beat his defenders. However the loss of centre back Andrew Smith to injury after 20 minutes certainly disrupted the Harps. As a portend of things to come in the second half Realt Dearg finished strongly with three unanswered points. It could have been worse for the Harps if Rogan hadn't brought off a wonder save from the home corner forward Robbie Madden at the expense of a 65.
The Harps failed to take full advantage of the breeze on the resumption and the home side maintained the three point margin for the first ten minutes of the half. Then, driven on by Furlong and Eoghan McGinley who had moved back to the centre back position, they gradually reeled in the home side. Aided by some excellent free taking by Aidan Kehoe they drew level and took the lead with a fine score from mid fielder Kevin Gilmore. Another long range Gilmore point put the Harps three ahead with ten minutes remaining. Ominously two goal chances created by great runs by Gilmore and Forde were not converted.
Realt Dearg began to dominate around the middle and the unerring accuracy of their marksman Conor Maharaj pulled the deficit back and they hit six unanswered points to take a three point lead.
In one last attack Shane Rice had the ball in the Dearg net but the referee disallowed it for a square infringement. The Harps gallant championship run had come to an end.
They must now re-group to face Cuala in a promotion play off and gain some tangible reward for their effort throughout the year.
Harps: Jason Rogan, Kian Coleman, , Dan Graham, Ian Furlong, Andy Smith, Jonny Fay-Watt, Kevin Gilmore(0-2),Eoghan McGinley, Aidan Kehoe, (1-0),Ciaran Smith (0-10, 8f), Rory Noonan, Barry Grimes, Denis Forde(0-6), Shane Rice Substitutes; Gerry Daly for A Smith, Paddy Fay-Watt for Grimes, Robbie O'Connor, David Kelly, Sean Rocks.


We are pleased to inform you that the Department of Internal Medicine IV of the Eberhard-Karls University of Tübingen, together with the Institute for Diabetes Research and Metabolic Diseases of the Helmholtz Center Munich at the University of Tübingen, Germany, organizes the 2nd Joint International Scientific Meeting "Diabetes Mellitus: Meet the Expert" on May 16-19 2019 at the Electra Palace Hotel in Thessaloniki, Greece.
To watch photos and videos of the Joint International Scientific Meeting, please click here.
Consultant in Internal Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine IV and Institute for Diabetes Research and Metabolic Diseases at the University of Tübingen, Germany.
Preliminary Program of the 2nd Joint International Scientific Meeting: "Diabetes Mellitus. Meet the Expert"
Hans-Peter Hammes is section head of Endocrinology at the 5th Medical Department of the University Medical Center Mannheim, Heidelberg University, Germany. In his research, he focusses on the role of hyperglycemia and reactive metabolites in the pathogenesis of endothelial dysfunction and damage to the retinal neurovascular unit. He received his MD from the Westfalian Wilhelms University in Münster in 1980, and his board certifications in internal medicine in 1991 and in endocrinology&diabetology in 1996. In 2000, he was appointed Professor at Heidelberg University. He is spokesperson of two DFG sponsored internal research training groups and PI in the CRC 1118 "Reactive metabolites", both located at Heidelberg University. He was awarded several prices including the Camillo Golgi Award of the European Association for the study of diabetes.
Martin Heni is a researcher and physician at the University Hospital Tübingen, Germany. He is head of the Clinical Research Center for Diabetes. Furthermore, he is deputy head of the Division for Prevention and Treatment of Diabetes at the IDM of the Helmholtz Center Munich. His research focuses on brain control of human metabolism, the regulation of insulin sensitivity and secretion as well as the pathogenesis and treatment of type 2 diabetes and its' complications.
Martin Heni received his MD from the Eberhard-Karls-University Tübingen in 2008. Since 2015 he is board certified for Internal Medicine, Endocrinology and Diabetology. In 2018 he was appointed as Professor at the University of Tübingen. He was awarded with several prices for his research, including the Rising Star Award of the European Foundation for the Study of Diabetes (EASD).
Cora Weigert is Professor of Molecular Diabetology at the Medical Clinic in Tübingen and at the Institute for Diabetes Research and Metabolic Diseases of the Helmholtz Center Munich at the University of Tübingen, Germany. Her research focusses on mechanisms regulating the metabolic adaptation to physical exercise as they are key factors in the prevention of type 2 diabetes. Combining molecular biological and "Omics" technologies (transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, lipidomics) exercise-regulated myokines, hepatokines as well as metabolites are studied in primary human muscle cells, mouse exercise models and human exercise intervention studies.
1963 Study of Chemistry ETH Zurich Switzerland and Maximilian Ludwig University Munich Germany MLU Munich Germany.1968 Molecular Genetic Maximilian Ludwig University Munich Germany. 1972 PhD. Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry Proceptor Prof A. Butenandt (Nobel laurate). 1984 Head of Biochemical Departament of Research Group Diabetes of the University Munich. 1992 Director Experimental Development Drug Research Nycomed Oslo/Norwey . 2004 Head of Laboratory for Molecular Genetic and Diagnosis at Deparment of Internal Medicine University Tübingen.
Research Interest: Diabetes: Molecular Mechanism and Genetic of type 2 Diabetes.
Current position: Head of the Central Laboratory at the University Hospital in Tübingen and the "DZD clinical chemistry laboratory" at the Institute for Diabetes Research and Metabolism (IDM), Tübingen. Academic Education and Positions:1996-2003	Medical School in Würzburg, Sydney, Kathmandu and Zürich / 1999-2000 Research fellowship with Joel F. Habener, Laboratory of Molecular Endocrinology, Massachusetts General Hospital, HHMI, Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA / 2011 Consultant, Laboratory Medicine and Clinical Chemistry, Head of the Central Laboratory at the University Hospital of Tübingen / 2014	MHBA (Master of Health Business Administration) at the University Erlangen-Nürnberg / 2016	Appointed full Professor (W3) at the Medical Faculty of the University of Tübingen.
Konstantinos Kantartzis received his MSc and MD in endocrinology and metabolism from the University of Athens, Greece, and his Habilitation at the University of Tübingen, Germany. He is consultant in Internal Medicine and member of the Clinical Research Team in the Department of Endocrinology, Diabetology, Nephrology, Vascular Medicine and Clinical Chemistry and in the Paul-Langerhans-Institute for Diabetes Research and Metabolic Diseases, Member of the German Centre for Diabetes Research, at the University of Tübingen, Germany. His research interests include prevention of type 2 diabetes and the impact of adiposity and body fat distribution, in particular fat accumulation in the liver (fatty liver, NAFLD), on the production and action of adipokines and hepatokines, and eventually on insulin sensitivity.
Professor Norbert Stefan, MD, PhD, is holder of the Chair and the W3 Heisenberg Professorship for Clinical and Experimental Diabetology, Department of Internal Medicine IV, University Hospital of Tübingen, Germany. He is also Head of the Department of Pathophysiology of Prediabetes at the Institute of Diabetes Research and Metabolic Diseases (IDM) of the Helmholtz Zentrum München at the University of Tübingen, Germany. Professor Stefan's scientific interest is to understand the pathogenesis of prediabetes and type 2 diabetes and hereby focuses predominantly on the role of NAFLD, hepatokines and body fat distribution in this process.
Hubert Preissl studied Physics and did his PhD at the Max-Planck Institute for biological Cybernetics in Tübingen. Afterwards he led the magnetoencephalography Center at the University of Tübingen and performed clinical and basic science brain imaging studies. Since 2000 he focused on the effect of metabolic signals in particular insulin on brain function. In addition he implemented the first dedicated fetal magnetoencephalographic system in Europe and investigated the development of human brain and autonomic nervous function in human fetuses and its possible alterations by the metabolic status of the mother. He currently holds a Professorship at the University of Tübingen on central nervous function and type 2 diabetes and heads the Metabolic Neuroimaging group at the Institute for diabetes research and metabolic diseases at the University of Tübingen of the Helmholtz Center Munich.
Prof. Baptist Gallwitz is deputy head of the department for Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism at the University of Tübingen, Germany and Past President of the German Diabetes Association. Baptist Gallwitz is board certified in Internal Medicine with a further specialisation in Gastroenterology and Endocrinology.
His scientific focus is on the physiology of incretin hormones. He has been awarded a respectable number of awards and prizes including the Werner Creutzfeldt Prize awarded by the DDG for scientific work in the field of incretin hormones. He is also co-editor of the German standard textbook for clinical diabetology.
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A good Canadian boy sets his sights on "American Dad."
"Simpsons" fans have a gift to look forward to.
The popular anime comes to life.
The Kevin Durant recruitment process is well underway in New York City.
The Super Saiyan narrative continues.
A new trailer dives deeper into the plot.
It would be the first canon appearance of the fusion.
Rick and Morty are anime heroes.
Who will be seeing the "Dora, The Explorer" live action movie?
"It's called a green screen Morty."
The singer is back on his RnB tip.
Nickelodeon knows what their fans want.
Another case of an old joke that has come back to haunt a celebrity.
Broly enters the official "Dragon Ball" canon.
Groening thinks people are "picking the wrong battles."