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Alejandra Forlán (Montevideo; 1974) es una psicóloga, conferencista y activista uruguaya. Hija de Pilar Corazo y Pablo Forlán, es hermana del futbolista Diego Forlán. Estudió psicología en la Universidad Católica de Uruguay y tiene un máster en consultoría y recursos humanos de la Universidad de las Islas Baleares, trabajaba con adolescentes. Obtuvo su diploma como la primera agente mujer de FIFA de Uruguay.

El 14 de septiembre de 1991, Alejandra Forlán y su novio Gonzalo volvían en auto de bailar en una madrugada de lluvia. El joven chocó y falleció en el instante; ninguno de los dos tenía el cinturón de seguridad puesto. Tras el impacto ella se dio cuenta de que no podía mover su cuerpo, tenía 17 años. Luego de meses en rehabilitación sufriendo lesiones que le produjeron secuelas irreversibles quedó parapléjica, pero logró salir adelante.

En 24 de marzo de 2009 creó la Fundación Alejandra Forlán, una organización sin fines de lucro con sede en Montevideo, que tiene como objetivo principal promover e igualar los derechos de las personas con capacidades diferentes, trabajar en la prevención de accidentes de tránsito y crear instancias de apoyo para personas con limitaciones.

Desde 2010 al 1 de marzo de 2015, fue vicepresidenta de la Unidad Nacional de Seguridad Vial (Unasev) de Uruguay.

Premios
2011, Premio Día Internacional de la Mujer por su contribución y aporte a la sociedad, por la Junta Departamental de Montevideo.
2013, Premio Mujer del Año, por voluntariado social.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

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Psicólogos de Uruguay
Oradores
Alumnado de la Universidad Católica del Uruguay

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Frederic scores twice to propel Bruins past Kings 5-2
Jan 5, 2023, 8:17 AM | Updated: 11:38 pm
Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron, left, passes the puck as Los Angeles Kings right wing Viktor Arvidsson runs into the boards during the second period of an NHL hockey game Thursday, Jan. 5, 2023, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — After a cross-country trip, the Boston Bruins followed up their win in the Winter Classic with another milestone victory.
Trent Frederic scored twice in 34 seconds during the third period as the Bruins extended their point streak to 12 games and posted their 30th win of the season with a 5-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday night.
The Bruins (30-4-4) lead the league with 64 points and are only the third team in NHL history to reach 30 wins in 38 games or fewer. The last team to accomplish it was the 1944-45 Montreal Canadiens (30-5-3), and the 1929-30 Bruins did it in 35 games (30-4-1).
"We just want to keep things rolling. We know how good we are and games like this, where you have a little adversity with travel or whatever, you want to get on top and get those two points," said goaltender Jeremy Swayman, who made 27 saves. "It's a feel-good win, but at the same time, we're still not satisfied."
Swayman made some history of his own, defeating Pheonix Copley in the first NHL matchup of goalies born in Alaska. Swayman is from Anchorage while Copley hails from North Pole, Alaska.
"I know what it took Pheonix to get here. To represent such an incredible state on the biggest stage, it's pretty incredible," Swayman said. "I'm really excited to be a part of that with him."
Copley made 17 saves, but his seven-game winning streak was snapped.
Frederic put in the go-ahead goal at 10:36 when he redirected Brandon Carlo's shot from the point. The Boston center then quickly picked up his career-high ninth goal of the season at 11:10 when he beat Copley with a backhand in front.
"I was actually ready to change (shifts) after scoring the first one. Too much on the celebration. I was lucky enough, I stayed out there," Frederic said.
David Pastrnak also had two goals and leads Boston with 27 on the season. Brad Marchand had a goal and an assist, and Charlie McAvoy added two assists for the Bruins, who are 9-0-3 in their last 12 games. That included Monday's 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh in the Winter Classic at Fenway Park.
Phillip Danault and Sean Durzi scored for Los Angeles, which has dropped two of three after picking up a point in seven straight games.
"They're patient, they wait for their opportunities," Kings coach Todd McLellan said. "Really good teams take advantage of those moments. And I think we're becoming that. We're not quite there yet, but we can do it."
Danault gave the Kings a 1-0 lead at 16:04 of the first period when he got a great pass from Alex Iafallo in front and lifted a wrist shot over Swayman's skate. The goal gave Danault a point in eight of his last nine games.
Boston grabbed the lead with a pair of goals a little more than two minutes apart in the second. Pastrnak buried a snap shot from the slot at 6:26. After Los Angeles' Blake Lizotte was called for hooking at 8:41, Marchand put in a wrist shot at a sharp angle from the right faceoff circle that Copley was unable to get with his glove six seconds into the power play.
Durzi evened it at 11:09 of the second on a one-timer off a pass from Matt Roy.
Pastrnak added an empty-net goal at 17:33 of the third.
"I liked the pace of our play. Our transition offense was instant. Our forwards were reloading. Our defensemen had tight gaps," Bruins coach Jim Montgomery said. "I thought the pucks were moving quickly and guys had their heads up. I think by far the best game we've played in a while."
CLOSE CALL
Viktor Arvidsson was as close as anyone could get to giving the Kings a 3-2 lead with three minutes left in the second period.
Arvidsson's shot from the right faceoff circle hit Swayman's pads and deflected over his shoulders. The puck appeared to be trickling into the net, but it flipped up at the last second, stayed upright and rode the goal line after hitting the post before Swayman deflected it away with his stick and covered the puck with his glove to stop play.
Bruins: Continue their road trip Saturday against the San Jose Sharks.
Kings: At the Vegas Golden Knights on Saturday in a matchup between the top two teams in the Pacific Division.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Vincent Trocheck had a goal and an assist, Jaroslav Halak stopped 33 shots and the New York Rangers beat the struggling Vegas Golden Knights 4-1 on Friday night. Chris Kreider, Filip Chytil and Jimmy Vesey also scored for the Rangers, who are 8-2-3 in their last 13 games heading into their […]

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In the softness and tenderness of my soul, I open to the generosity of my essence. With each in breath, I pull into myself the abundance of life. With each out breath, I release my need to control…to feel safe. I trust the process that is before me and though I feel fear of uncertainty and the pain of old familiar wounds I open and let go in the faith that love will sustain me. In gratitude, I dwell in the energy of Oneness.


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Henry James Sr. Sweeps his Family off to Europe
June 24th, 2008 Posted in Meet the Jameses
"Though small, spare, and unbalanced in his gait, Henry James Sr. loved to pit himself against the uncomprehending world. Sometimes he walked with canes, to cope with a childhood injury, but more often this self-appinted prophet of social reform cast away all artificial forms of support and navigated on his own. Such was the case on this steamy and momentous June day in 1855, when the forty-four-year-old patriarch lowered himself down the steps of his Fourteenth Street brownstone, ready to take on just about everyone.
"The James family party was leaving New York: one lame man, Henry himself; three bonneted women; five young children; and a Himalaya of luggage. On this 'thoroughly hot' summer morning, as the New York Tribune described it, they were striking out toward a Europe that, thanks to the lithographs and novels that had stoked their imaginations, felt more real to them, in a sense, than the scorching streets of Manhattan. It was as if they were going home, though the places they envisioned were as yet unknown. Defiantly, Henry was preparing to snatch his young family–Alice, his smallest child, was only six–away from the city that had counted as the only genuine home they'd ever known. The Jameses were moving to the lake country of Switzerland, where, Henry insisted, his children would blossom in the experimental hothouses of Swiss schools. He was, after all, a social engineer of sorts. His children, he believed, should be the beneficiaries of the world's most enlightened thinking."
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An Astronomy Math Puzzle
It's pretty easy to measure the radial velocities of distant stars or galaxies. (The "radial" velocity is the motion of an object directly toward or directly away from us). Astronomers use the Doppler shift, the stretching or compression of light from the moving object. Light from stars or galaxies moving toward us gets "bunched up," and the wavelength shrinks, making the light bluer, while light from objects moving away from us gets stretched out and becomes redder. The Doppler effect works so well that we can pin down the radial velocities of the most distant galaxies in the universe -- these observations provided the first evidence for the expanding universe.
But it's a lot harder to measure the sideways, or "transverse" velocity. The only way to measure a transverse velocity is to keep careful watch on an object and wait... and wait... and wait... We've been able to measure the transverse motions of stars for a long time -- the star with the fastest transverse motion is Barnard's Star, named after Vanderbilt's E.E. Barnard. But even Barnard's star is moving at a glacial rate across the sky -- 10 arcseconds a year. At that rate, it will take almost 200 years to move the width of a full moon.
Galaxies are much farther away than stars, so their transverse motions are minuscule in comparison and have never been observed. But recently the Gaia satellite has allowed astronomers to pinpoint the locations of distant objects with unprecedented accuracy. So there's speculation that if we could monitor distant galaxies for a long enough time (10 years? 20 years?) we might be able to measure their transverse motions.
All of which leads to a puzzle. We don't want to sit around for 10 years, only to discover that we've been watching a slowpoke galaxy that's hardly moving sideways at all. If we could monitor only a handful of distant galaxies, which ones are likely to have the biggest transverse velocities? Are they the galaxies with the largest radial velocities? That makes sense -- a galaxy with a large radial velocity is more likely to have a large total velocity, so the component of its velocity in the transverse direction is also likely to be large. But here's an argument in the opposite direction: if all the galaxies are moving at about the same speed, then a large radial velocity means that the galaxy is likely to be moving almost directly toward or away from us, so it will have a small transverse velocity, while a galaxy with almost no radial motion is likely to be moving perpendicular to our viewing direction and will have a very large transverse velocity. In that case, we should monitor the galaxies with the smallest radial velocities.
So what's the answer?
Time Travel Stinks
Time travel is one of the most enduring themes in science fiction, as well as one of the most implausible -- I've discussed the science of time travel here. But there's one piece missing from almost all fictional discussions of time travel: the smell.
Dark Energy: The Final Exam
Where do theoretical physicists get their ideas? That's a hard question to answer. But in the case of my most recent paper, which just appeared in Physical Review D (the preprint version is available here), I can tell you exactly where the idea came from: a final exam.
What is the Universe Made Of?
Good question. I gave a public lecture (more specifically, the Lois McGlothlin Donaldson Endowed Lecture in Physics) on this subject at the University of Memphis last week -- if you are interested you can watch it here.
How Did We Survive the 1980s?
I just finished writing a short story that had to be set, for various reasons, in the early 1980s. And I could feel my characters' pain. How does one character find out about another one when there's no internet?? I couldn't have anyone type into a computer, call each other on cellphones, or look up facts on Wikipedia.
Stephen Hawking 1942-2018
I met Stephen Hawking a few times over the years -- the most memorable was in the early 1980s when I was a grad student at the University of Chicago. Stephen was visiting the university, but he also wanted to take a side trip out to Fermilab -- a one-hour drive outside of Chicago. This being the days before GPS (back when we had to navigate by the stars) I was assigned by my Ph.D. adviser to ride along with Stephen and his driver and direct them to Fermilab.
I showed up at the hotel in Hyde Park at the appointed hour and went to the lobby, but Stephen was nowhere to be seen. What to do? Had this been an ordinary theoretical physicist, I would simply have asked the hotel clerk to phone his room. But this was Stephen Hawking -- one does not simply go and knock on his door. So I just waited in the lobby, assuming that Stephen would make his appearance when he wished. After quite a bit of time had passed, Stephen's assistant/driver popped into the lobby and asked, "Why didn't you call up to our room? We've been waiting up there for you!"
Meanwhile (I learned later) one of the senior scientists in the astrophysics group at Fermilab was pacing back and forth, muttering that if anything happened to Hawking, he would "send Scherrer to Tuscaloosa" -- presumably a form of internal exile. But Stephen Hawking, his driver, and I finally did make it out to Fermilab (late) and all was forgiven.
Many years later, I finally got a chance to visit Tuscaloosa to speak at the University of Alabama. It's really a very nice town.
Was the Early Universe Lumpy?
When the universe was only a few minutes old, was it smooth, like Cream of Wheat (yum!), or was it lumpy, like oatmeal? (Yuk!) British cosmologist John Barrow and I explored this question in this paper, posted yesterday. Most cosmologists think that the matter in the early universe was smooth, not lumpy, and there's no compelling reason to believe otherwise, but it's always important to look at alternatives.
How can we even say anything intelligent about the universe when it was only a few minutes old? Our best probe is the production of elements in the early universe, which goes under the tongue-twisting name of "primordial nucleosynthesis." Most of the atomic nuclei on Earth were made in stars, but a small number, including helium, deuterium, and lithium, were manufactured in the first few minutes of the universe. And the amount of each element produced is exquisitely sensitive to the density of protons and neutrons when the universe was just a few minutes old. If the universe were lumpy rather than smooth, then the element abundances would fluctuate up and down in a predictable way, and we can average these out to get a prediction for what we would see today.
A Bayesian Coin Flip
Anyone who's spent any time at all with the scientific literature has encountered the phrase "Bayesian statistics." What's that all about? How can there be more than one kind of statistics? Isn't statistics just a branch of mathematics, where everything is cut and dried? Alas, no. In his book Numerical Recipes, Bill Press describes statistics as "that gray area which is as surely not a branch of mathematics as it is neither a branch of science." Statistics is all about using data to derive conclusions, but there's no single "right" way to do this. So the world of statistics resembles Europe during the Reformation, divided into various factions and sects, one of these being the Cult of the Bayesians. The key idea of Bayesian statistics is that one needs to incorporate prior assumptions about reality into any modeling of data.
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(A) Less than 1/2? Alfred has used up all the heads.
(B) Exactly 1/2? Past performance tells you nothing about future returns.
(C) Greater than 1/2? Alfred is on a roll!
Why I am not a Biologist
I diligently avoided biology throughout my high school and college years. Why? Well, for starters biology is the smelly science. Also wet, sticky, and generally disturbing. Contrast that with the clean, crystalline clarity of physics. But I've also come to understand that there's a fundamental difference between the way that biologists and physicists think about the world. Maybe you've seen this famous poster of "metabolic pathways":
I have to admit that the first time I encountered it in the hallway of my university, I thought it was some sort of a joke. What kind of Rube Goldberg machine is this anyway? Of course, it's very real, but my reaction shows the gulf between the way that physicists and biologists think.
Interstate Traffic Jams and Galactic Structure
Last fall I drove up to Williamsburg and Washington with a couple of my kids. It was a pleasant trip, except for the stretch of I-95 between Richmond and Washington. There, on a sunny Sunday afternoon, we encountered a series of sporadic traffic jams. Each time we hit a slowdown, I expected to see an accident by the side of the road, but no such accident ever appeared. Instead, the traffic simply speeded up again a few miles down the road for no apparent reason. So what was the origin of this mysterious roving I-95 traffic jam? I suspect it's the very same thing that produces these beautiful structures in spiral galaxies:
Is Dark Matter Hiding Right Under our Noses?
Consider the lowly neutron. Neutrons make up about half the mass in your body, but they contribute nothing to chemistry. They just lounge quietly inside the atomic nuclei and get carried along for the ride. But this past week, two physicists at the University of California, San Diego, suggested that the neutron might be the key to unlocking the mystery of dark matter in the universe.


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Blog directories like BOTW Blogs are repositories of blogs based on different categories and niches. Identify a category that is very much related to your niche and skim through the blogs listed in that category. Not all of them will be accepting guest posts, but some of them will be more than happy to accept a guest blog. Contact the blog owner with your guest blog idea (if possible through email) and wait for his/her response. For better conversions pitch with 2 or 3 different article ideas (that are not yet published in their blog) so that the blog owner has a choice.
The screenshot below is a list of blogs under the 'home improvement' category. On the right sidebar (of the screenshot) you can see many subcategories as well.
There are around 20+ popular blog directories which are worth your time. I just scanned the BOTW Blogs directory (while writing this post) for a niche I am interested in and found 10 potential blogs that accept guest blogs. So get to work now. Here is a list of most popular blog directories.
Searching in Google with the related keyword phrase(s) is another practical and quick way to get a good number of blogs that accept guest posts. Most of the blogs that accept 'guest posts' will have pages with title(s) like 'write for us' , 'contribute' , 'guest posts'. Google will index these pages in their database and a simple google query "write for us" will list all blogs/websites that have something related to the query. In most cases, these blogs will be accepting guest posts (while some blogs will be looking for paid writers only). The problem with a general "write for us" query is that it will return blogs/website from a wide set of categories which may not suit your niche. To solve this problem always append a keyword phrase that is relevant to your niche. If we resort to our example niche 'interior design', run a query like 'interior design + write for us' which has higher chances of returning blogs in the interior design niche that accept guest blog posts.
Note 1:- While writing this post, I tried my hand on the above idea for a niche that I have an interest in. I got 10 high quality blogs that accept guest posts. The good side of this method is that you get access to very high-quality blogs (with good Alexa rankings, good count of backlinks, good domain authority etc) that accept guest blogs.
Note 2:- You can repeat the same tricks with Bing.
You can find lots of websites/blogs (in a particular niche/category) with the help of research tools like Alexa and Similarweb. Let's say for an example, Housely is a very popular website in the home decor niche. I would like to find sites similar to housely. An idea that comes handy here is to use tools like similarweb. Run a search/query on any of these tools with the URL in your mind and access the results. For example:- a query on smilarweb or alexa would fetch you lots of useful information on websites/blogs in the same niche.
Analysing backlinks of a competing website is a great idea to identify blogs that accept guest posts. There are lots of backlink research tools out there like RankSignals which provides you with backlinks to any website. For example if you want to identify the backlinks to a website like housely, just run a query in RankSignals and you are done. You will get an idea of which all sites link to housely. Analyze those links and identify which all of them offer/accept guest blog posts. Pitch them with your rocking idea and there you get your piece of cake.
So these are some practical and proven ideas to find guest blogging opportunities. If you have some other interesting ideas, feel free to comment.
Jojo Joson is an Electronics Engineer by education. I came into the world of online business while studying in college (possibly in 2006 - at the age of 19). Initially, I started making money by offering freelance services. I have also started a WordPress blog (in 2006) and started making money from the blog via Google AdSense. So this was my first stint with online business - where I made money online by offering freelance services and from my blog via Adsense. At the age of 19, I was earning in figures equivalent to monthly salaries offered for Software Engineers.


The Commonwealth is one of the most striking examples of extensive relocation and migration on a world-wide scale. The conference will bring together two ways of exploring the topic of Diasporas, Identities and Memories – as a subject for academic study and discussion, and as a theme captured in artistic expression.
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Man United & Man City Women both rack up wins in the League Cup
Both Manchester sides were in action this weekend in the FA Women's Super League Cup. Man United faced Everton while Man City faced Birmingham.
Man United have been storming the Super League. Meanwhile, Man City have been struggling.
Nick Cushing's' side were recently knocked out of the Champions League. They lost to Arsenal in the league and to Man United in the FA Cup.
However, Casey Stoney's side have beaten the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham, Reading and now they can add Everton to that list.
The Red Devil's travelled to Everton. They managed a 3-0 win. It's hard to believe that this Man United side were only promoted this season, let alone formed a couple of years ago.
Goals from Lauren James, Katie Zelem and Amy Turner meant that Man United won. This also takes them to the top of their FA Cup group.
Nick Cushing's side hosted Birmingham City. After a few disappointing weeks, they managed a 2-1 win.
Ellen White opened the scoring against her former club. Caroline Weir also got her name on the score sheet after scoring a screamer. This takes Man City to 3rd in the group.
Man City Women will be looking to bounce back by dropping these 2 players
Nick Cushing has got some serious work to do with Man City Women. Their form has been poor recently and with that in mind, here's two players who should be dropped.
It was an amazing start to Man City's season in all competitions. Things looked to be going great.
However, things have changed since then. They lost to Man United in the FA Cup. Then they lost to Arsenal. To top it off, they lost to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League this week.
Things have been quite disappointing. A lot of fans think that Nick Cushing has done all he can with the club. That is why this is a hard pick because maybe it is the management that needs a shake up.
That aside, here's two players who need to be on the bench instead of in the starting line up against Birmingham…
Don't get me wrong, White is one of my favourite players. I have been waiting to see her in a Man City shirt for a long time.
However, she has only just returned from injury. The rest of the team have gelled. Maybe she would benefit from being on the bench and being brought on to change things up.
Another player who has only just returned from injury. When she is at her best, she never stops and is a threat on the pitch.
Although, she could benefit from being broight back into the squad slowly instead of being thrown in at the deep end.
2 Undroppable players Man United Women can't afford to not be in the starting 11
Man United Women are unstoppable at the minute. They will be looking to do even better against Everton this weekend.
Casey Stoney's side are showing the Women's Super League what they are made of. They are currently 4th in the league.
Man United have managed to beat Reading 2-0 recently. They managed to beat Man City in the league and even beat Liverpool.
At the start of the season, they lost to Man City. It looked like they might struggle in this league. However, they have proven everyone wrong.
With that in mind, here's two players who have been standing out recently and should stay in the starting 11…
Jess Sigsworth
The striker has been on top form recently. Especially when it comes to scoring.
She managed to score against Man City and Reading. This looks to have given her confidence.
Katie Zelem
The new Man United Captain has taken her new role very seriously. It also seems to have been an effective decision.
She has also delivered a couple of goals so far this season. One against Liverpool and one against Man City. This should drive her for more.
3 lessons Man City Women will have learnt
Last night, Man City women played Atletico Madrid in the Champions League. Unfortunately, they lost 2-1 and here are three things they would have learned from the game.
Man City really wanted to do well in the competition this year.
Nick Cushing had also spoken about how much he wanted his team to do well in the competition. So my guess is that there will be a lot of upset in the Man City camp today.
However, they have to take some lessons away from the game and here's three that I have come up with…
Too little too late
Man City went 2-0 down and desperately needed an equaliser. It was only at the last stages of the game that the formation was changed and they pushed an attack.
Pauline Bremer scored to get one back but it wasn't enough. Imagine if the changes had have come earlier. Maybe the result would have been different.
For a team that wanted it so much, it certainly seemed like there was no backup plan until it was too late.
Aoife Mannion is currently out. Since then, Man City's defence has been a bit unsettled.
This was obvious last night as Steph Houghton even scored an own goal. Some work needs to be done at the back going forward.
Nick Cushing
Some fans are now claiming that Cushing has taken Man City as far as he could.
Fans are also saying that the squad have a lot more to give than what Nick can guide them to do. Is it time for him to go?
Man City women need these 2 stars to perform tonight
Nick Cushing's Man City women will travel to Atletico Madrid tonight. This is the second leg of the Champions League round.
At the start of this season, Man City were doing brilliantly. They were winning in all competitions.
Nick Cushing recently admitted that he wanted to try and win the Champions League this season.
Since then things have gone a little bit wrong for the blues.
They drew with Atletico Madrid, 1-1 at home. However they get another chance to play them tonight.
They don't get a chance to replay the cup and League fixtures though. They lost 2-0 to Man United recently in the women's Super League FA Cup. Keira Walsh was also sent off in that game.
They also lost 1-0 to Arsenal in the league. Tonight they will be looking to pick themselves up and with that in mind here's two players who need to to stand out…
Georgia is a very dangerous player. However she was injured earlier in the season and missed a few games for Man City.
Now that she's back and fully fit she will be looking to impress tonight to make sure Man City win.
Ellie Roebuck
The Man City goalkeeper has been a standout performer so far this season.
I saw Roebuck in action against Man United this season. She exceeded my expectations and will be looking to keep Man City in the Champions League tonight.
2 things we learnt from Man City Women's draw with Atletico Madrid
Man City women faced Atlético Madrid on Wednesday night in their next round of the Champions League. The game ended 1-1. Who goes through to the next stage will now be decided in an away leg.
Nick Cushing's side started off really well and went 1-0 up. However, they ended up conceding in the second half and couldn't find a winner.
It wasn't the typical blues performance that fans were used to. Man City are top of the Women's Super League. They've done well in all competitions and even won their first Champions League clash, 7-1.
Now they will have to wait to see their fate in the competition because the draw won't give them any ease in the next round.
However, there are a few reasons to why Man City may have under-performed. The Champions League is adding another game onto their weekly schedule. It's probably tiring them out.
They also have a few players like Georgia Stanway out injured. Also, Atlético are are a brilliant side.
Here's two things that fans learned from the performance…
Ellie Roebuck has been filling in as the first choice keeper at Man City. In the first game of the season against Man United, I witnessed her make some amazing saves.
Although, I didn't know if she would be consistent. However, she has proven me wrong. Last night, she was one talking point from a lot of people.
If it wasn't for her, Man City could have conceded a few more. She is world-class.
Sorry to be negative here but Nick Cushing said after the match that his side seemed to lose concentration.
I've watched the highlights and I have to agree. It looked like they were so focussed on the fact they had scored that they forgot they needed to keep it that way.
Like I said earlier, they have an extra fixture to fulfil in their schedule so tiredness will come. However, if they want to succeed in the Champions League this season, they will have to keep it going for the full 90 minutes.
Man City Women need to give these two a rest against Atlético Madrid tonight, agree?
Man City women have been doing great in all competitions so far this season. Nick Cushing desperately wants his side to win the Champions League.
In order to do that, they'll have to get past Atlético Madrid this week. The Football Manc Cave are looking at two players who should be rested.
Even though Cushing will put out a team aiming to win the Champions League clash, he's still got to consider the league.
Man City are currently top of the Women's Super League and are the ones to beat. However, getting past Atlético Madrid this week will take priority.
Here are two players who may benefit from being rested during this clash. Whether it be starting them on the bench or leaving them to rest ready for the weekend.
Pauline Bremer
Bremer has had a great season so far. However, she picked up a slight injury before last weekends game.
Rather than play her and make it worse, Cushing should keep her rested until the weekend when Man City play Man United again.
Cushing has said that he will make a decision on her closer to the game. If she doesn't get a start then, she will be featured against Man United.
She's been a stand out performer for Man City and England. However, she is another player who picked up an injury earlier on in the season.
She has been seen back in training with the blues but that doesn't mean she should be started.
Cushing should keep her out of action and assess whether she is up to playing on Sunday. The last thing he needs is any of his players coming back before they're ready.
Man City Women looking to continue their great start this weekend…
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Nick Cushing's side has had a brilliant start to their season in all areas. The Football Manc Cave is taking you through what's to come this weekend.
I went to Man City's first game of the season at the Etihad against Man United women and even though they won 1-0, they didn't impress too much as it seemed a little bit sloppy. A lot of fans said that their performance would need to improve if they were going to contend for the title.
I know they still have some improvements to make, however, their recent score sheets prove that they are working on their mistakes and as a Man City Women's fan, I am happy.
So they took all three points on the opening game of the season and they had their Champions League opening clash. They travelled to Lugano and won 7-1. They then came back to the UK and played Reading away and won 2-0.
They've managed to keep two league clean sheets and win, then they've managed to succeed in the Champions League. However, Everton has also opened their campaign with a 1-0 win and a 2-0 win so they are joint top of the Women's Super League.
This Sunday at 2pm will see Man City take on Leicester City Women at home in the FA WSL Cup. So this is another competition they will try to succeed in. It shouldn't be too much of a problem for the Blues as Leicester are in the Women's Super League 2 and sit at 10th out of 11th. Although, anything can happen.
And that's why Man City need to stay focused, as they will then have their second leg of the Champions League a few days after this clash with Leicester. The weekend after they will play Everton away, and they will both be looking to beat one another to fight for that top spot.
In terms of who's been playing well and should remain in that starting line up, goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck has been brilliant and been receiving a lot of praise. She kept Man City in the game against United and she has been just as consistent with the other games.
Caroline Weir has shown what she can do with the ball from a great distance and Pauline Bremer has also been performing brilliantly as she scored both goals against Reading. She has returned from injury and showed what she is capable of. Let's hope the Blues can keep it up.
How Man City Women's line up could look like against Man Utd Women
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Before the Women's Super League gets started, the Football Manc Cave has predicted what we think Man City's opening team could look like.
A few days ago it was revealed that the blues will face their newly promoted rivals, Manchester United, to start off the new season. A lot of Nick Cushing's side have been out in France competing in the World Cup. They may come back a little deflated but hopefully, the players know that they have drawn in a much bigger number of fans than ever before.
With that being said, I've picked out what I think could be the starting 11 players for their opening game against Casey Stoney's side.
The obvious choice for the 'keepers position has to be Bardsley, after her impressive World Cup form. Roebuck should be on the bench as she did get a few starts last season, and will probably be eased into the squad more and more as the season goes on.
City's back four are extremely strong and all quite versatile in terms of positions. I've picked Morgan, Bonner, Stokes and obviously the captain, Steph Houghton. I was so impressed by her World Cup performance and had so much sympathy for her when she missed the penalty in the semi-final. I hope she's not too hard on herself, comes back fighting and helps Man City win the Super League this season. There's always the options of Campbell and Fidalgo as back up.
The midfield line up that I've gone with is consistent and strong with Weir, Walsh and another Lioness stand out, Jill Scott. I've also included new signing Laura Coombs who I think will have a really successful time at the Manchester side.
The hardest part of picking this team has definitely been the strikers. If Cushing's didn't already have a long list of forwards to choose from, they definitely do now with Ellen White being added to the options.
I know that Man City will treat the derby just like the men's teams and fans do, and they will be out to win. This is why I think White will be given a chance after the World Cup performance that she produced, and Stanway should be her partner up front. They have the options of Wullaert, Beckie, Bremer and Hemp on the bench.
Man City Women Must Tick Off These 2 Things Before The Season Starts – Agree?
Nick Cushing's may be out for his squad to win the Super League this season but what can he and his team do to ensure that?
After City finished 2nd in the Women's Super League last season, I think they'll be hugely pushing for a first-place finish this campaign. With Man United now in the same league and women's football interest growing, what will Man City women need to do in order to have a successful season?
A lot of the City team are out in France right now for the World Cup. They have done well not to pick up many injuries while they're out there so far although they will come back fatigued.
Another factor that will have to be considered is the result of the current competition. The heartbreak of the semi-final defeat will hit a lot of the player's hard. However, the experience in defeat can only aid the individuals and the team for the better. They may come back a little deflated but they absolutely cannot let it get in the way of the players that work so brilliantly together. Houghton, White, Scott and Bardsley are just a few names that will be deemed legends off the back of the World Cup, no matter what happens.
I have been saying this since the WSL opening fixtures and I strongly stick by this. With the record-breaking viewers that England has drawn in over the World Cup, the leagues have now surely got to draw in more people.
With this in mind, I think City will benefit from getting their opening game against Man United played at the Etihad, to draw in a huge audience and just to show how they can drive the sport forward. Then Man United should push for the same to happen at Old Trafford. I think it's a great influence on the rest of the season and the sport moving forward.


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RSA found a malware in 2017 and explore remote access Trojan (RAT) feature with advanced invisible feature.
In this short discussion, I am going to focus the RAT (JBiFrost). Adzok is famous in dark web.
We seen malware exploits the Java archives.
A JAR (Java archive) is a package file format. It can be used as Java library or as standalone application. He is easy to change the shape to evade the detection.
Adzok proviced free download version. Some antivirus vendor already has defensive to avoid the infiltration.
Friendly reminder that still have some vendor do not have this malware signature.
20th Jul 2018 – Win32/Emotet return again!
Strange! A Trojan (Win32/Emotet) found on 2014. It looks that similar of cyber attack comes again.
This threat can steal your personal information, including your banking user names and passwords. It is usually installed when you open a spam email attachment or click on a malicious link in a PDF. But it includes Microsoft word processing document this time. Stay alert!
Cyber defense facilities today are very strong and effecive to fight against different of cyber attacks. Even though stealer deploy DNS steal technique to exfiltrate the data from a firm. Anti cyber technology have their way to quarantine and deny such activities. Perhaps you said the IoT devices attack that wreaked hovac worldwide. It is hard to avoid. But it still have resolution. Cyber security vendor deploy network discover facitiles. No matter Dot one X or non Dot one X devices they can find. So it looks perfect, no any concern any more. But why we still have cyber attack incident happens today?
Expert predict that digital infrastructure is the high target to receive cyber attack. That is even through smart City, manufacturing automation, geospatial data system,..etc.
Some experts believe cyber incidents go underreported in the nuclear sector. The reason is that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission only requires the reporting of incidents that affect the safety, security functions, or emergency preparedness of the plant. May be it do not want to caused a public panic.
We heard cyber attack to SCADA in frequent. Whether SCADA contains design weakness or there is other factor?
The core component supporting SCADA infrastructure build by Microsoft products in common. And therefore the attack surface will be divided in several ways. We understand that Nuclear facilties do not provided any public web portal. So direct attacks looks not possible. However Microsoft office products has full market coverage in the world. It is rare that people not using MS-Word for word processing work, right? As a matter of fact, hacker now transform MS office product become a cyber attack media. They re-use former MS office vulnerabilities. It has possibilities execute the Infiltration. From technical point of view, even though attacker send out the RTF format of file. It is also workable.
Remark: RTF is a text file format used by Microsoft products, such as Word and Office. RTF, or Rich Text Format, files were developed by Microsoft in 1987 for use in their products and for cross-platform document interchange. RTF is readable by most word processors.
Hackers are using Microsoft Word documents (or more specifically, RTF files listed with a ".doc" extension) to trick people into opening the files.
On this discussion objective, I am not going to drill into any technical details. But our aim would like to provides hints see whether it can enrich the security awareness.
Below details common bad mailicious MS-word documents checklist for reference.
Ukrainian intel agency has claimed it stopped a cyber attack against a chlorine plant that was launched using the notorious VPNFilter malware. Perhaps the world focusing VPN filter malware spreading and infection. We known earlier last month that such attack targets are the low end wireless router and network access storage (NAS).
However, from my point of view is that the main stream of the cyber attack so far happening not limit to this incident. The fact is that lure the attacker interest to do the re-engineering of their attacks seems maintain on Microsoft office product. What is the key component? Yes, it is OLE objective linking and embedding. Or you may say, if I am following Microsoft patch Tue remediation schedule it will be safe. It looks correct. But normal RTF file, it was able to avoid detection by many security products. And therefore attacker conduct similar hacking technology to execute cyber attack in Ukrainian. The political situation of Ukrainian given a never ending story. Meanwhile the world never without using MS office document!
The geospatial digital environment supports planning, management, modeling, simulation and visualization related to smart initiatives across the city.
You use Global Positioning System (GPS) on your smartphone for directions to a particular place, or if you ask a search engine for the locations of local famous restaurants near a physical address or landmark, you are using applications relying on spatial data. Therefore spatial databases is the key component of the global positioning system.
So, can we store big data in RDBMS? The fact is that the specifics of data get pretty large fairly quickly and therefore it's not very well suited to huge quantities of data.
Remark: A traditional database product would prefer more predictable, structured data. Big data design fundmentally backend contains extremely dynamic data operations.
One of the key capabilities of a NoSql type environment is the ability to dynamically, or at least easily, expand the number of servers being used for data storage. This is the reason why does NoSql DB become popular in big data infrastructure environment.
NoSQL database are primarily called as non-relational or distributed database. NoSQL is not faster than SQL. They are exactly the same. However the non relational database (NoSQL) provides a mechanism for storage and retrieval of data that is modeled in means other than the tabular relations used in relational databases.
Redis is very fast and can perform about 110000 SETs per second, about 81000 GETs per second.
Redis improved access control since version 3.2. It was implemented protected mode. As of today the version 4.0.9 released. They are not in high priority focus on cyber security protection. Since Redis is designed to be accessed by trusted clients inside trusted environments. But what's the reasons lets hackers follow it?
The cyber criminal divided into 3 interested parties of existing technology world. The cyber criminal dark force are divided into three different group in the world nowadays.
The famous one is the Advanced Persistent Threats (APT). In normal circumstances their attack are according to the political reasons.
Looking for financial interest on demanding crypto currencies zone. Hacker create malware or implant malicious code for bitcoin mining.
Looking for benefits on crypto currencies market. Hacker create malware or implant malicious code to the compromised web site or end user web browser for fulfilling their objective. It is bitcoin mining.
Ransomware spreading group – Interference business operation and suspend public services. Their goal is looking for ransom.
Perhaps the design weakness on current situation of Redis servers fulfill above hacker objectives and let them doing a lot of reverse engineering works for achievement.Below picture show the famous Case of vulnerability on Redis 3.2 server. So called "crackit".
Attacker compromises the Redis server instance and add an SSH key to /root/.ssh/authorized_keys and login to compromised Redis server with SSH connection. Since there are certain amount of Redis servers is on the way to provides geospatial data services. The classification of spatial data services are based on the geographic services taxonomy of EN ISO 19119. This taxonomy is organised in categories, the subcategories defining the value domain of the classification of spatial data services.
In general speaking, hacker might not interest of those data but they can re-engineering the compromised server become a C&C server, APT botnet and sinkhole.
In order to avoid Redis server has been compromised by hacker. The official website has security improvement solutions suggest to user.
And therefore external anonymous client not able to reach Redis server.
The above disables three powerful and dangerous commands. You could take it a step further and disable other questionable commands, like KEYS, DEBUG SEGFAULT and SAVE.
Should you have interest of the security protection recommended by Redis. Please visit below official website for reference.
Believe that ATM scammer or criminal activities will be signigicant dropped after ATM thief are under sentence. It looks that I am overlook the attraction of bank note since a new jackpotting malware is under development. I surprise to me that the malware originate country is in Hong Kong. We known that bank of China did the system update (perhaps including ATM machine) during easter Hoilday. The ATM infrastructure looks prefect under the custodiance of Hong Kong monetary authority. However there are system design bugs and limiations on both hardware and software so it lure the hacker interest. It bring misunderstanding of ATM technology to the IT people so far, ATM archiecture is old fashion. But the truth is that ATM system architecture has been line up with Microsoft client-server architecture for financial applications on the Microsoft Windows platform in last decade. Threat actors can appear all around the world. The highlight of this news incidentally let the world know that Hong Kong is also a technology development zone. It is not only limit to business financial area.
For more details about the headline news articles. Please refer below url for reference.


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Getting to work early gives you the opportunity to set the destiny of construction for the day. Otherwise you will be chasing your tail all day, trying to get construction moving in the direction you want.
The last reason is about respect. Don't ask people to do things you wouldn't do yourself. Your foreman and workers are starting early, so should you.
Fruits of one's labor(s): the results of one's work. We displayed the fruits of our labor at the county fair. What have you accomplished? Where is the fruit of your labors?
Construction work demands a lot of hours from you. Early mornings, late evenings, weekends and night shifts. But with those hours comes the satisfaction of seeing things get built. Creating something from nothing. Giving birth.
Slowly, little by little the project gets built. Until finally it is born and you get to say "I had a part in building that". That this town has better water, sewer, safer roads, better infrastructure because of the hours I put in. That during the hard times, and all projects have them, that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. An end and it is something you can tell your kids about. You get to see the fruits of your labour.


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Eduardo Pavlovsky, genannt Tato Pavlovsky, (* 10. Dezember 1933 in Buenos Aires; † 4. Oktober 2015) war ein argentinischer Dramaturg, Schauspieler, Schriftsteller und Psychiater.

Leben
Eduardo Pavlovsky entstammt einer russischen Einwandererfamilie; der Schriftsteller Alejandro Pavlovsky und der Agraringenieur Aaron Pavlovsky sind seine Großväter.

Pavlovsky studierte unter anderem Medizin und Psychologie an der Universidad de Buenos Aires und konnte das Studium mit einer Promotion abschließen. Im Anschluss daran wirkte er für einige Zeit als psychologischer Betreuer in einem Krankenhaus seiner Heimatstadt.

Durch seine Bekanntschaft mit Pedro Asquini und Alejandra Boero kam er zum Theater und dabei fand vor allem das absurde Theater sein Interesse. Daneben begann er neben medizinischen Fachbüchern und Artikeln auch selbst fürs Theater zu schreiben. Außerdem nahm er auch Rollenangebote an und war mehrfach als Schauspieler im Kino oder auf der Bühne zu sehen.

Ehrungen
 1989 Premio Molière
 2001 Premio Konex

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 1970: El santo de la espada (Regie: Leopoldo Torre Nilsson)
 1984: Los chicos de la guerra (Regie: Bebe Kamin)
 1984: Cuarteles de invierno (Regie: Lautaro Murúa)
 1986: Miss Mary (Regie: María Luisa Bemberg)
 1998: La nube (Regie: Pino Solanas)
 2001: Contraluz (Regie: Bebe Kamin)
 2002: Potestad (Regie: Luis César D'Angiolillo)

Werke (Auswahl)
Sachbücher
 Adolescencia y mito. Buenos Aires 1977
 Espacios y creatividas. Buenos Aires  1980 (zusammen mit Hernán Kesselman)
 Multiplicación dramática. Buenos Aires 1989 (zusammen mit Hernán Kesselman)
 Proceso creador. Terapia y existencia. Buenos Aires 1984
 Psicodrama psicoanalítico en grupos. Buenos Aires 1970 (zusammen mit Carlos Martínez und Fidel Moccio)
 Psicoterapia de grupo de niños y adolescentes. Buenos Aires 1968
 Reflexiones sobre el proceso creador. Buenos Aires 1976

Theaterstücke
 Un acto rápido. 1965
 La espera trágica. 1962
 La muerte de Marguerite Duras. 2000
 Potestad. 1985
 Rojos globos rojos. 1994
 Solo Brumas. 2009
 Último match. 1971

Literatur
 Claudia Angehrn: Territorium Theater. Körper, Macht, Sexualität und Begehren im dramatischen Werk von Eduardo Pavlovsky. Verlag Vervuert, Frankfurt/M. 2004, ISBN 3-86527-112-X (zugl. Dissertation, Universität Leipzig 2003)
 Jorge A. Dubatti (Hrsg.): Teatro postmodernidad y política en Eduardo Pavlovsky. Nuevas lecturas críticas. Búsqueda de Ayllú, Concepción de Uruguay 1997,
 Jorge Martínez Suárez: Nuestros actores. Arturo García Buhr, Onofro Lovero, Jorge Marrale, Duilio Marzio, Osvaldo Miranda, Alberto Olmedo, Eduardo Pavlovsky, Arturo Puig, Leonardo Sbaraglia. Editores del Jilguero, Buenos Aires 1999, ISBN 987-9416-00-7
 Estela P. Scipioni: Torturadores apropiadores y asesinos. El terrorismo de estado en la obra dramática de Eduardo Pavlovsky. Verlag Reichenberger, Kassel 2000, ISBN 3-931887-91-X (zugl. Dissertation, Universität Heidelberg 1999)

Weblinks

 Homepage von Eduardo Pavlovsky

Einzelnachweise

Mediziner (20. Jahrhundert)
Psychiater
Psychoanalytiker
Literatur (Spanisch)
Drama
Sachbuchautor
Dichterarzt
Schriftsteller (Buenos Aires)
Dramaturg
Filmschauspieler
Theaterschauspieler
Argentinier
Geboren 1933
Gestorben 2015
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The Bravery / Mando Diao / The Colour - Manchester Academy 1 - 31.5.05
How's this for an unsettling, strange, weird and wonderful sight to behold. The sun drenched lead singer of LA quintet The Colour looks like Jim Morrisson, behaves like a wired Mick Jagger and sounds like the Cure's Robert Smith. Only in America eh? The Colour may be retro, but a sprinkling of psychedelic mysticism, a touch of indie rock and just the faintest hint of 70s glam hit the mark every time. The frontman tries a bit too hard with his rock star posturing, but single "Mirrorball" is a Stones style riff-o-rama which is irresistible and one of their finest songs.
Mando Diao are a Swedish rock outfit who like the Libertines have two singers with that bond Doherty and Barat once had. With two dynamic frontmen you'd think there'd be one upmanship and fierce competition, but this isn't apparent for this ferocious beast of a rock band. The drummer pounds away like Animal from the Muppets, the harmonies are luscious and Mando Diao play the blues on "Motown Blood" with a quick refrain from Elvis' "It's Alright Momma". With some salsa for the chicks to dance to and the mellow "Mr Moon" they win the crowd over with ease. The only mistake the band make all night is dedicating a song to Eric Cantona, but I feel our favourite new Swedes were just playfully winding up the crowd.
(Pic: Support act Mando Diao)
Who really cares about a much publicized feud between the Killers and The Bravery. It's isn't new, it publicizes the bands and from the Beatles Vs The Stones bands will bicker as long as it does wonders for album sales. From the Roadhouse to the Academy (an Apollo date is already booked for later in the year) in a few short months the Bravery have conquered Manchester.
Foppish, but fiery frontman Sam Endicott is dressed from head to toe in leather with his trademark quiff properly coiffured. He may not be keen to dwell on the bands 80s influences, but it's so obvious in the music, image and stylings of the Bravery that it's impossible to ignore. "Dead In The Water" is so Duran Duran that the Brummies could sue if so desired. Endicott twirls his microphone stand like a bonafide showman and his vocals are powerfully dominant. There isn't anyone in the Bravery who isn't the apotheosis of coolness personified with axe wielding guitarist Michael Zakarin stroking, plucking and strumming his instrument like a tactile master of touch.
The fans go crazy for the bands second single, the smash hit and domino-tastic "Honest Mistake". Sneaking in an Inxs song into their own fine repertoire, not an obvious single from the Antipodeans but a good surprising cover all the same. The Bravery's first single "Unconditional" may not have the hooks and vivaciousness of "Honest Mistake", but it's certainly a superb track and one to end on until the encore.
Coming back on stage to deliver the new single "Fearless", another storming single with Sam and the boys riding around on a speedboat Rio style (watch the arty black and white video for a closer inspection) it's keeping back the best material until the end to give the audience a real show until they return triumphantly in the Autumn
Words: Nicholas Paul Godkin
Photos: Karen McBride www.karenmcbride.com
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Home » Supercomputer predicts Manchester City as Title Winners.
Supercomputer predicts Manchester City as Title Winners.
Here's a piece of news Jurgen Klopp & Liverpool fans will not be too happy about. TalkSport has run a simulation with a supercomputer to work out the final placings in the Premier League.
Pundits across all channels are starting to make their predictions with a third of matches still to play. And Talksport has predicted that Pep Guardiola's Manchester City will triumph to win back to back Premier League titles.
According to the simulation, Liverpool, Tottenham & Chelsea complete top Four followed by Manchester United & Arsenal in the remaining European places. It also predicts an incredible seventh place finish for new promoted Wolves. With Cardiff, Fulham & Huddersfield getting relegation.
The Reds have a slim three-point lead of the citizens with the latter playing Everton away late tonight. A win will put them first in the standings based on goal difference but Liverpool will have a game in hand.


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Casket Huffer deliver total war to death darkness with furious second record 'Filth Ouroboros'
Have you ever heard a record that, silly as it sounds, seemed to have only the worst of intentions for you in mind? How could it? It's music, and it can't think for itself. But the people making it surely could, and hearing that type of assault always makes me feel like I need to have my guard up just in case.
The arrival of "Filth Ouroboros," the second record from Cheyenne, Wo., death metal crushers Casket Huffer, makes me feel insecure each time I visit it. The band uses a war metal-style onslaught as its base, and obviously there's a great deal of relentless hell when it comes to that approach, but these guys seem to push even that over the top on these eight tracks spread over an economical 40 minutes. This is the follow-up to their 2016 debut "Gospels of Scum," and it's an even more ferocious assault as they seem to dump fire on the fuel over all of these songs. The band—Than Wilson (guitar, bass, vocals), Eric Worthington (guitar, bass), Dylan Newbury (drums)—levels you with power and violent tenacity, making the music really seem like it is hoping for the worst for you, and it's already got you in its grasp.
"Altars of Despondency" starts the record with a savage burst that essentially sets the tone for the record. Melody surges behind the hellish assault laid out before you, as the music works to liquify everything and turn it into lava. The track just keeps mauling from there, with riffs stabbing and suffocation imminent. "Oblivion Serpents" has smothering riffs dicing, growls killing, and a stretch that fries in a noise bath. While your skull is being beaten in, a solo squeezes out, and everything comes to a furious end. "The Antichrist Vessel" is mean and driving, as guitars stampede, and the drums unleash slaughter. The track feels like it's storming hell, ripping apart faces, with the leads fanning the flames. "Genocide Thralls" grinds hard but also rubs your face in sludge as the band thrashes away and turns you into a blinding assault. The final minute of the track is a dizzying burst that spits shrapnel right at your unprotected throat.
The title track follows and delivers chunky guitar work that spread like a trail of lighter fluid toward an open flame. The guitars later speed and warp while the growls bury you in humiliation, and everything comes to an impossibly destructive end. "Caustic Winds" is complete chaos when it arrives, smashing you with steely riffs, maniacal growls, and drumming that sounds like it's trying to tear through the earth. The growls churn and bury the senses, while the dizzying pace leaves no place for peace. "Aghast" is mercilessly heavy as the band war stomps all over its unsuspecting victims, while the growls sound like they're trying to draw up bile. The song continues its murderous strength, hitting thrashy pockets and ending up in massive bursts of chaos. "Harrowing Mysticism" is the closer, and it erupts into a rampage right from the start, doing as much damage as possible. The growls light up and chew through muscle, while a tortuous attack is waged before things thicken up and trudge in a calculated pace. But before you can get comfortable, the playing is sucked into a death spiral, the guitars rumble, and the track ends in a painful pierce of sound.
Casket Huffer's music is not for the weak-minded or for anyone who can't handle an outright barrage of decibels and death that can split your face down the middle. "Filth Ouroboros" is a ridiculously heavy and punishing display that sets your life on fire and sits back to laugh. This is pure devastation that will not leave you feeling good mentally or physically once it's over, and that's pretty much what the band seems to have in mind.
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You will probably be aware by now that there will be a play on in London from the end of this month all about the tragic life of Elizabeth Siddal. The life of the 'Pre-Raphaelite Supermodel' has been shown on screen before, but this is apparently the first time she has appeared on stage. Maybe they have found a theatre with a door big enough to fit a bath through.
I wish them well and hope this will encourage more interest in Pre-Raphaelite art but it reminded me of an old niggle I have. Elizabeth Siddal's name is synonymous with two things: baths and tragedy. Is it fair or are we participating in her tragedy by reducing her to this?
You know me, I loathe assumption. Most of the ten years it took me to write Stunner was spent saying 'No, she wasn't a cockney,' and 'No, she wasn't an illiterate prostitute! She could read!' However, when you are reading about someone for the first time you have to wade through the conclusions of others before you can afford to make your own. For example, think about a short summary of Siddal's life. It's bound to involve a bath-tub and an early death, these are unavoidable points in her life. Possibly your summary involves painting, poetry, possibly infidelity and sadness. Does it involve her laughing and chasing around the Red House? Does it involve being sponsored by the leading art critic of the day? Does it involve her finding out her artworks will appear in America? How many of those later points appear in the 'fictional' depictions of her?
So, we have poor Gug, as Rossetti called her, packing quite a bit into her 32 years. She loved poetry, after apparently discovering a poem by Tennyson wrapped around a pat of butter as a child. See, less young 'uns these days would long to go on X-Factor if we printed poems on butter wrappers. They would all want to be Pam Ayres, and rightly so. She longed to paint, possibly a by-product of being thrust into the art world by her stint of modelling. Her engagements before Ophelia seem inconsequential, even though they were for Deverell, who discovered her. Ophelia is the moment she begins to exist for us as an icon.
I have just been reading about the many and varied theories about what followed. Standard story is that the candles went out, she got cold, got ill and that affected her for the rest of her life. Add to this that she may have already been taking laudanum, she may have been anorexic, she may have been a hypochondriac, she may have been taking other preparations that were slowly poisoning her, her parents may have been on the make. Goodness, how complicated. I wonder if the whole palaver around her near-drowning makes Ophelia remain such a prominent image of the age. Certainly the popularity of the painting seems to have sealed Siddal's fate to be ever the dying dame, much in the same way as certain actors can never be seen as other than their most popular role. It is much to Millais' credit that it is almost impossible to imagine the fictional character of Ophelia as being anything other than the perishing Elizabeth Siddal.
Why do we not think of her like this, at an easel? She painted for around a decade and wrote for possibly longer. Her poems explored melancholic themes but her art works were as varied as others in her circle. In his drawings of her at work, Rossetti shows a woman who is busy and well. I do not look at the above image and think 'Poor Lizzie' because there is no need. I pity her no more than any other woman artist of the age, and she achieved a great deal.
Something I have talked about before is the shortening of names. I know I have discussed this with people in various contexts but I am always intrigued by the way that we shorten or change the names of famous people, notably women. Elizabeth Rossetti becomes Lizzie Siddal but does this tell us anything else? People shorten the names of others for many reasons; a sense of familiarity with a person, a sense of possession, an empathy or identification. Undoubtedly Elizabeth was known as 'Lizzie' by her friends but is that a good enough reason for us to call her that? I am variously known as 'Kiz', 'Moo', 'Nelly' and far worse, but none of those should be used by my future and no doubt plentiful biographers. Why not use my full name under which I work? I would think it a terrible presumption if someone I did not know referred to me as 'Kirst' (lawks, it sounds like 'cursed'). By shortening a name you are assuming the role of acquaintance of the person, but also it stops the person being at a distance, up on a pedestal, which they might be if you admired them. It's hard to think of Alfred Lord Tennyson as being 'Alfie' or 'Fred' but presumably he must have had a nickname. A nickname humanizes a subject, but is that helpful? I would add that it seems common in newspapers to shorten names of victims to involve the reader with their plight, for sad example would you think of Madeleine McCann or Maddie?
Now, there is nothing wrong with seeing a person in the past as a human being, if fact I would like more such understanding shown to Rossetti who seemingly is either held on a pedestal or seen as a devil devoid of feeling. However, a byproduct of seeing a person as 'human' is that naturally we see their all-too-human foibles and failings. It was alright for me; writing about Fanny could only reveal better things than were already said about her, but when the woman is revered then the revelations can only be detrimental in order to be 'revelations'. Also it seems to me that we don't like uncertainty, we don't like the unexplained in life stories. Therefore, more often than not Elizabeth Siddal 'killed herself' rather than 'took an accidental overdose' because it has a definite point rather than raise more questions.
So where is all my rambling leading? Well, firstly to make a general point: Sometimes I fear that biography of successful women reinforces prejudice in a perverse way. Speaking as a biographer, it's a hard balancing act, showing a woman in all her glory without backing up the views of the society they lived in because they lived in that society and were subject to it. Elizabeth undoubtedly found life as an artist far more difficult than her erstwhile lover because any woman attempting to achieve success in such an elitist world is bound to find it difficult. Goodness, there are scores of men who found it damn near impossible too, but we don't find them so pitiful as poor, tragic Lizzie. Not even Walter Deverell gets labelled as 'tragic' as often as Mrs Rossetti. It somehow seems a little improper to bring up the private life of men, or to lend it equal weight, when writing biography as if we are trying to excuse them or lessen their impact. Many men of Elizabeth's circle could be labelled as tragic - look at Swinburne! Maybe we linger on women's private lives because they played such a huge part in their lives, their 'proper sphere' was the domestic, the private, and so obviously that would have a massive impact in who they were and what they did. It held women back, it filled their time, it even killed a few of them (in childbirth), it was seen by society as being their 'job' so any attempts on their part to participate in a 'male' occupation has to be seen in the context of what they weren't doing or trying to balance.
So why is Lizzie special? A combination of things seem to affect Miss Siddal. Firstly, she's a woman, therefore biography tells us about her private life. We know she was led a merry dance by Rossetti, but then Georgiana Burne-Jones had a hard marriage and Jane Morris' was troubled. There has to be more to the relationship than unending misery, and there are tales of laughter and joy. She didn't almost die during every modelling assignment, but then possibly none of the other pictures were as astonishing as Ophelia. Mind you, we don't assume Millais had a tragic life because he created the image. It is a brilliant image of death but all the credit, emphasis, and blame is placed on the model. That's ridiculous. That's like saying the tiny robin in the corner had a tragic life because he appeared in Ophelia. Yes, she had an accident while modelling but I wonder if she had been posing for a more positive subject when she had the accident, would we see her in a different light?
I don't think it helps that a great deal of Pre-Raphaelite-ness is the melancholic, the tragic, the doomed, the sinister. As a person in a movement, of course Elizabeth would look the part. I love the photo of her in her 'melancholic swoon' but I don't think she was like that any more than any of the various pictures of me give you a full idea of what I am like as a person. I would be very interested to find out what someone who has met me after following the blog thought I would be like. Lawks, can you imagine...?
Anyway, back to Lizzie. For some reason we are stuck with the epithet 'tragic' when describing her life but that lessens her because it makes her appear helpless. The majority of her life was not tinged with tragedy, in fact proportionately more of her life was spent in victory than in sorrow. She spent one afternoon in a bath tub but this dominates our vision of her. I wonder if the tragedy of Elizabeth Siddal is that we can't let her be happy.
You immediately feel that you are in the presence of something insanely special. The ceilings of the corridor are richly patterned with Gothic curls and they lead you up to the first of the halls that utterly took my breath away.
The Dining Room. Where's a footman when you need one?
On to the Dining Room, which has a smashing statue of Siegfried fighting a dragon in gold-plated bronze. The idea of fighting a dragon, the personification of the battle of good and evil is everywhere in the castle and tells you something of Ludwig's ideas. This room is on the third floor of the castle, which seems a bit of a tall order for the staff but there is a hand operated dumb-waiter that services all floors so the food could be quickly and efficiently served to the King from the kitchen far below.
The grotto. A cave in the middle of a castle. No, really.
Now, I've been in a grotto or two in my time, but never have I walked out of a living room into what seems to be an underground cavern, complete with stalactites. Built with plaster-of-Paris over a steel frame, it was meant to represent the cave in Mount Hoesel from the Tannhaeuser saga. It even has a waterfall. Bonkers.
Illustrated with scenes from the Parsifal saga, the Singers' Hall must be the most consciously theatrical room, complete with a little stage up one end. The King had imagined that Wagner's opera's would be sung there, grand concerts befitting the splendid scenery but sadly he never saw any. He continued his building plans and applied for loans to fund it, but they were turned down. In 1886, he applied for a futher 6 million marks but by then the Government had decided enough was enough. A report was written that he was unsound of mind and he was taken unwillingly into custody. The next day, the King and the man who had written the report, Dr Gudden, were found drowned in Lake Starnberg.
'Mad' King Ludwig. I don't care how mad he is, look at his home!
It is a prevailing 'truth' that Ludwig was as mad as a bag of frogs and to cement this, a specialist had declared him insane. However, you know me, I question everything. It strikes me that the evidence is a bit flimsy. Yes, his vision of life was extremely theatrical and romantic. The castle is astonishing, the stuff of magic and breathtaking beauty but that doesn't mean he was mad. Well, I hope not, because that probably means we're all equally as crazy. I'd live there, in fact had I not been acting like a responsible parent I think I would probably pulled the toddler trick of going limp onto the floor and refused to move. I know I'm prone to hyperbole but my goodness, it is wondrous. He did not use public money to build it, he used his own funds and borrowed hideous amounts, but did not act in a reckless manner with his people's purse.
I suspect that part of the stories of his madness grew out of his alleged sexual preference. Engaged to his cousin, he eventually pulled out of the actual marriage (although he blamed his potential father in law for keeping them apart). He maintained close friendships with men and wrote adoring letters to his hero, Wagner. All of this is often given as proof that he was homosexual, but I think this is a rather insulting conclusion to come to. There is no proof that he ever had a gay relationship and I have a horrible feeling that his mad/gay label are flipsides of the same coin. He was gay therefore he must have been mad, or he was mad therefore gay. Neither thing are provable and both say more about the times he lived in rather than him. I rather suspect he was inconvenient to those in charge, all bound up with his castle and fantasies rather than the real, modern world. As Ludwig asked the doctor who had declared him insane, 'How can you declare me insane? After all, you have never seen or examined me before.' In reply, Dr Gudden said that that was unnecessary as he had the servant's gossip. Consider that, my friends, and shiver.
Back down the mountain, with the castle in the background.
The painting on the restaurant is to remind you that you're in Bavaria.
Despite the King's reputation, it's heartwarming that he is remembered so fondly by the people of Bavaria. Obviously, a big part of that has to be the tourist attraction that brings millions to such a tiny area to spend their Euros with gay abandon, but part of it has to be a recognition of what he was trying to achieve. Ludwig dreamed of 'this paradise on earth, where I can live out my ideals and thus find happiness.' I see nothing crazy in that.


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Drottningholm & Confidencen - Ariodante & Acis and Galatea
Two eighteenth-century operas in two eighteenth-century theatres.
A Handel festival with two of his best-loved works, Ariodante and Acis & Galatea.
Some free time around the performances and lectures to see some of Stockholm's magnificent museums and art collections.
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Drottningholm Palace, copper engraving c. 1700.
Expert lecturer
Very few theatres survive unchanged from the eighteenth century. Only the Drottningholm Court Theatre survives without having needed modern restoration or refurbishment, with the original stage machinery and scenery intact, and as home of a living operatic tradition of international renown.
Built in 1766 for Queen Louisa Ulrika of Sweden as part of a marvellous ensemble of palace, park and lake outside Stockholm, the theatre enjoyed its heyday during the reign of her son Gustav III. But after his death in 1792, it ceased to be used and was virtually forgotten for over a century. Performances recommenced in 1922, and subsequently an annual festival developed which specialises, appropriately enough, in Baroque and Classical repertoire. The performance for 2019 is Handel's Ariodante.
Drottningholm is not the only eighteenth-century theatre in Stockholm's watery environs. Confidencen, the theatre built in 1752 at Ulriksdal, is also part of a palace complex in a beautiful lakeside setting and, again like Drottningholm, a long period of neglect preceded its revival. But the festival here is of much more recent origin and as yet is little known outside Sweden. Artistically, it has to be said, it sets its sights lower, but productions have become increasingly accomplished. Handel's Acis and Galatea is on in 2019, performed by candlelight with Baroque instruments, costumes and machinery.
The tour is based in Stockholm, a city with many architectural and artistic riches spread across the archipelago where the waters of Lake Mäleren meet the Baltic. There is quite a lot of free time to explore the city independently.
Stockholm. Fly at c. 9.30am from London Gatwick to Stockholm (Norwegian Air). Drive to the Ulriksdal Palace, built in the 17th century on the banks of the Edsviken in Solna as a country retreat. There is time to settle into the hotel before an introductory talk and dinner.
Drottningholm. After a morning lecture, travel by boat from the centre of Stockholm to Drottningholm Palace, summer residence of the Swedish royal family since the 17th century; splendid interiors, wonderful gardens, landscaped park, exquisite Chinoiserie pavilion and theatre museum. Late afternoon performance at Drottningholm Slottsteater: Ariodante (Handel). Ian Page (conductor), Johannes Weisser (Rè di Scozia), Roberta Mameli (Ginevra), Francesca Aspromonte (Dalinda), Ann Hallenberg (Ariodante) Martin Vanberg (Lurcanio), Christophe Dumaux (Polinesso).
Stockholm. A morning lecture, followed by a guided tour of the old town centre. Free afternoon; recommended is the spectacular display of prehistoric gold artefacts at the Museum of Antiquities and the Museum of Modern Art. Late afternoon opera at Confidencen Theatre: Acis and Galatea (Handel). Olof Boman (conductor), Ylva Stenberg (Galatea), Hyojong Kim (Acis), Staffan Liljas (Polyphemus), Jihan Shin (Damon).
Stockholm. Free morning or an optional visit to the museum of the Wasa, the royal flagship which sank on its maiden voyage in 1628. Fly to London Gatwick, arriving at c. 7.00pm.
Dr David Vickers
Author, journalist, broadcaster and lecturer, he works as a consultant for many international Baroque music organisations and teaches at the Royal Northern College of Music. He is co-editor of The Cambridge Handel Encyclopedia, is preparing new editions of several of Handel's music dramas and is a critic for Gramophone and BBC Radio 3. He also writes essays for record labels including BIS, Chandos, Decca, Deutsche Grammophon, EMI and Harmonia Mundi.
Price, per person
Two sharing: £2,130 or £1,980 without flights. Single occupancy: 2,410 or £2,260 without flights.
Tickets for two operas; air travel (economy class) with Norwegian Air (aircraft: Boeing 738); coach or boat for excursions as specified in the itinerary; hotel accommodation as described below; breakfasts and three dinners with wine, water and coffee; admission to museums visited with the group; all gratuities for restaurant staff and drivers; all state and airport taxes; the services of the lecturer.
Hilton Stockholm Slussen: 4-star hotel situated on the waterfront of the Södermalm district of Stockholm, a short walk to the old town of Gamla Stan. Rooms have a view over the lake and the old town.
This is a short tour with a fair amount of free time. Nevertheless participants need to be fit enough to navigate the city centre and parks on foot and to cope easily with stair climbing. Average distance by coach per day: 12 miles.
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