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void ParticleSystem::destroy( void )
{
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}

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{
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    // Reset the active particle count.
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ParticleSystem::~ParticleSystem()
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    // Reset the free particle head.
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}

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    pParticleNode->mNextNode = mpFreeParticleNodes;
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    // Decrease the active particle count.
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With women making up half of the labor force, and sixty percent of women working, you might be wondering what the best careers for women actually are. Since entering into the labor force, women have faced pay inequities and still only earn on average eighty percent of their male counterparts. And despite laws against it, women in many fields and workplace environments face subtle discrimination and even harassment issues.
Defining the "best" careers for women is obviously a subjective manner. A traditional thought process is that the best women's careers are those that (1) allow them the flexibility to work and take care of their children and (2) call upon stereotypical women's characteristics. For this reason, women have historically outnumbered men in nursing, K-12 education, office administration/assisting, waitressing, housekeeping, and other service fields. Although these fields might provide the flexibility women are looking for in a job or require "female" characteristics—a nurturing or sympathetic attitude, stereotypically—they are pink collar jobs, and women consistently fall behind men in their earnings in these fields. These fields also require little education, making advancement in salary and responsibilities difficult.
How can we, as women, combat this historical trend and advance our career satisfaction, our achievements, and our salaries? In a recent episode of Tom Ashbrook's "On Point" on National Public Radio, one expert in women's economics said the best career for women might be entrepreneurship, or small business start-up. The expert claimed that women, in their domestic duties, often think entrepreneurially, deriving creative solutions for problems (how to balance a busy family schedule), managing a budget (household finances), and constantly striving to meet the needs of their families. In this way, some women may be natural entrepreneurs. Furthermore, entrepreneurship may also give women the flexibility they require to work from home or make a domestic hobby, cooking or crafting, for example, into a profitable business.
Forbes magazine, however, suggests women might take a different approach to finding the best career for them. Included in their list of the ten best-paying jobs for women in 2009 are chief executive officers, pharmacists, speech-language pathologists, computer scientists and systems analysts, and occupational therapists. According to Forbes, these are generally non-traditional careers for women and are careers that require more education than pink-collar jobs. These are also fields that are exhibiting the most growth in our economy, so it may be easier for women to reach equal pay with their male counterparts.
In line with this thought process, women might also think about exploring other careers that are expected to grow most rapidly in the next several years. According to U.S. News and World Report, these fields include the above Forbes top jobs as wells as biomedical engineering, environmental science technicians, hydrologists, civil engineers, financial advisers, market research analysts, veterinarians, and commercial pilots. So why not think big and explore a new career? It might be the best professional decision you ever make.


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Kewal Kiran Clothing fiscal Q4 profit climbs 31.0% YOY
23 Jul, 2015 | 14:30
Kewal Kiran Clothing Ltd. said its normalized net income for the fiscal fourth quarter ended March 31 came to 13.26 Indian rupees per share, an increase of 30.9% from 10.13 rupees per share in the year-earlier period.
Normalized net income, which excludes unusual gains or losses on a pre- and after-tax basis, was 163.4 million rupees, an increase of 31.0% from 124.7 million rupees in the year-earlier period.
The normalized profit margin climbed to 15.3% from 13.7% in the year-earlier period.
Total revenue rose 18.0% on an annual basis to 1.07 billion rupees from 907.7 million rupees, and total operating expenses grew 18.1% on an annual basis to 797.6 million rupees from 675.5 million rupees.
Reported net income rose on an annual basis to 214.0 million rupees, or 17.37 rupees per share, from 207.0 million rupees, or 16.81 rupees per share.
For the year, the company's normalized net income totaled 47.55 rupees per share, compared with the S&P Capital IQ consensus normalized EPS estimate of 50.35 rupees.
EPS rose 5.2% from 45.20 rupees in the prior year.
Normalized net income was 586.1 million rupees, a rise of 5.2% from 557.0 million rupees in the prior year.
Full-year total revenue grew 11.4% on an annual basis to 4.08 billion rupees from 3.67 billion rupees, and total operating expenses rose 14.0% on an annual basis to 3.15 billion rupees from 2.77 billion rupees.
The company said reported net income fell year over year to 662.4 million rupees, or 53.75 rupees per share, in the full year, from 670.3 million rupees, or 54.38 rupees per share.
As of July 23, US$1 was equivalent to 63.86 Indian rupees.

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using System;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using System.Text;
using System.Text.Encodings.Web;
using System.Text.Json;
using System.Text.Json.Serialization;
using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging;

namespace JsonApiDotNetCore.Middleware
{
    internal abstract class TraceLogWriter
    {
        protected static readonly JsonSerializerOptions SerializerOptions = new()
        {
            WriteIndented = true,
            Encoder = JavaScriptEncoder.UnsafeRelaxedJsonEscaping,
            ReferenceHandler = ReferenceHandler.Preserve
        };
    }

    internal sealed class TraceLogWriter<T> : TraceLogWriter
    {
        private readonly ILogger _logger;

        private bool IsEnabled => _logger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Trace);

        public TraceLogWriter(ILoggerFactory loggerFactory)
        {
            _logger = loggerFactory.CreateLogger(typeof(T));
        }

        public void LogMethodStart(object parameters = null, [CallerMemberName] string memberName = "")
        {
            if (IsEnabled)
            {
                string message = FormatMessage(memberName, parameters);
                WriteMessageToLog(message);
            }
        }

        public void LogMessage(Func<string> messageFactory)
        {
            if (IsEnabled)
            {
                string message = messageFactory();
                WriteMessageToLog(message);
            }
        }

        private static string FormatMessage(string memberName, object parameters)
        {
            var builder = new StringBuilder();

            builder.Append("Entering ");
            builder.Append(memberName);
            builder.Append('(');
            WriteProperties(builder, parameters);
            builder.Append(')');

            return builder.ToString();
        }

        private static void WriteProperties(StringBuilder builder, object propertyContainer)
        {
            if (propertyContainer != null)
            {
                bool isFirstMember = true;

                foreach (PropertyInfo property in propertyContainer.GetType().GetProperties())
                {
                    if (isFirstMember)
                    {
                        isFirstMember = false;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        builder.Append(", ");
                    }

                    WriteProperty(builder, property, propertyContainer);
                }
            }
        }

        private static void WriteProperty(StringBuilder builder, PropertyInfo property, object instance)
        {
            builder.Append(property.Name);
            builder.Append(": ");

            object value = property.GetValue(instance);

            if (value == null)
            {
                builder.Append("null");
            }
            else if (value is string stringValue)
            {
                builder.Append('"');
                builder.Append(stringValue);
                builder.Append('"');
            }
            else
            {
                WriteObject(builder, value);
            }
        }

        private static void WriteObject(StringBuilder builder, object value)
        {
            if (HasToStringOverload(value.GetType()))
            {
                builder.Append(value);
            }
            else
            {
                string text = SerializeObject(value);
                builder.Append(text);
            }
        }

        private static bool HasToStringOverload(Type type)
        {
            if (type != null)
            {
                MethodInfo toStringMethod = type.GetMethod("ToString", Array.Empty<Type>());

                if (toStringMethod != null && toStringMethod.DeclaringType != typeof(object))
                {
                    return true;
                }
            }

            return false;
        }

        private static string SerializeObject(object value)
        {
            try
            {
                return JsonSerializer.Serialize(value, SerializerOptions);
            }
            catch (JsonException)
            {
                // Never crash as a result of logging, this is best-effort only.
                return "object";
            }
        }

        private void WriteMessageToLog(string message)
        {
            _logger.LogTrace(message);
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}


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Christie: Post readers react to Sinclair, WPEC 'fake news' editorial
| Filed in: Local, National, newsfeed
If you'd never heard of Sinclair Broadcast Group — the nation's largest owner of local television stations — before this week, don't fret about it.
And don't worry if you didn't know that they owned Palm Beach County's WPEC-Channel 12.
You were in good company. But that's all changed now.
Sign up for The Palm Beach Post weekly Opinion newsletter: Pbpo.st/opinionsignup
Sinclair Broadcast, which is pretty tight with President Donald Trump's White House and pushes a conservative political agenda through its stations, gained infamy earlier this week when word got out that it forced news anchors at its 170-plus stations to read a "must-run" statement/editorial about "fake news" which also cast aspersions on its media brethren.
And yes, that on-air diatribe included respected WPEC news anchors Liz Quirantes and John Discepolo.
Needless to say, a number of WPEC viewers didn't take the news very well, hammering the station on social media — Facebook and Twitter — as well as its own website. (It apparently had to shut down comments on the latter, at least temporarily.)
RELATED: Ex-reporter from Sinclair-owned WPEC calls out the company
Sinclair Broadcast Group stations, including WPEC-CBS12 in West Palm Beach, have come under fire for reading a "must-run" editorial about fake news that also cast aspersions on other media. (NBC News)
The Post has been getting some angry letters to the editor about the Sinclair controversy — which its chairman is unapologetic for, by the way.
For example, there was this letter from James Taffuri, of Jupiter:
Dump Channel 12 for unbiased TV news
Thank you to Frank Cerabino for finally exposing the cloak and dagger airing of editorial content by Boris Epshteyn, mandated by a biased corporate parent but fraudulently disguised as a local cut-in. ("Setting the record straight on Channel 12's fake-news editorial," Monday)
The clearly ethical conduct needed would be to either clearly label the content for what it is, via disclaimer, or allow for a rebuttal afterward, i.e. a point/counterpoint.
I, for one, discovered these shenanigans a while back and quickly dumped Channel 12 as my local news provider after many years as a viewer. I have found Channel 5 or Channel 25 do the job quite nicely.
We all know the "ones to turn to " (MSNBC or Fox) to receive our national or international news coverage with whatever slant we choose. Can't we please leave our local stations as a sacred source for unbiased news and investigative reporting affecting our community?
Truly sad and sickening. [READ MORE]
And this one from Judith Abramson of Delray Beach:
Vigilance needed to spot fake news
Sinclair Broadcast Group is probably the most powerful company you've never heard of. The conservative giant owns around 170 TV stations across the country, including our local West Palm Beach CBS affiliate,WPEC. Sinclair has been pushing its right-wing agenda since the Bush administration and, like Fox, has close ties to Trump.
It's been reported that they order their local anchors to read corporate-written editorials to push their views and criticize other new sources.
This is just another example — as with the plethora of information coming out about Cambridge Analytical, the targeting citizens on Facebook, Russian bots flooding social media every single day and their proven meddling in our elections — at mind control.
I implore my fellow citizens to be more vigilant and realize that they must scrutinize what they hear and read and try to sort out what is opinion and what is real news and not be manipulated. [READ MORE]
WPEC-CBS12 news anchor Liz Quirantes and fellow evening anchor John Discepolo (not pictured) read the "fake news" editorial on-air. (Courtesy of WPEC-CBS12)
So here's what makes all the Sinclair must-run editorial so concerning to many readers and viewers.
The company is trying to get even bigger. By owning and operating a total of 193 stations nationwide, Sinclair already covers far more than any other station owner.
It is currently trying get Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approval to buy Tribune Media's 42 local stations, allowing Sinclair to reach 72 percent of U.S. households.
Previously, Sinclair was prohibited from serving more than 39 percent of households under a statute of the Telecommunications Act.
Last year, however, Trump's Federal Communications Commission, under chairman Ajit Pai, brought back to life the technologically obsolete "UHF Discount" rule. The rule, from the pre-digital era when local stations were hard to tune in to, allowed local stations to be counted as a fraction of the 13 "normal" stations found on the "top dial."
Of course, today most people get all of the old UHF channels as easily as "top dial" channels, making Trump's resurrection of the old rule not only silly but clearly in violation of both the letter and spirit of the Telecommunications Act. Free Pass and other activist groups are currently suing to prevent the UHF "loophole" and the Sinclair-Tribune purchase from going further, but with corporate masseuse Neil Gorsuch on the Supreme Court, don't hold your breath.
And while Trump is green-lighting Sinclair, he's been blocking AT&T's purchase of CNN's parent company, Time Warner, saying "it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few."
That would just happen to be the same CNN that Trump repeatedly labels as "fake news," the same sentiments that Sinclair just happened to echo in its recent collective Trump incantation.
But does Sinclair — and by extension, WPEC — really deserve all of this grief?
Take our poll and tell us what you think:
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Michael James Hastings – Celebrities With Fibromyalgia
There are millions of people around the world that are diagnosed with fibromyalgia every single year. But many of us do not realize that it often goes way beyond our loved ones; there are actually a number of celebrities that are diagnosed with this painful disease every single year.
In this article, we're going to focus on Michael James Hastings, an actor known for his role on the series "The West Wing," and who also suffers from fibromyalgia.
Who is Michael James Hastings?
As mentioned above, Michael James Hastings is an actor that is well known for a number of different roles in various shows, especially The West Wing. He was born in Alabama, and he wasn't planning on being an actor at all. Instead, he went to school for a total of 7 years, with plans to work in the field of education.
He holds a B.A. in Theology and a Master's Degree in Education, and has worked in a number of different educational fields and church positions – including missionary work in Africa.
Hastings had a successful school teaching career for ten years when he realized that, due to his fibromyalgia, he no longer had the energy be effective. He decided to move to Los Angeles and pursue a part-time acting career in order to make a living. He started working with the Screen Actors' Guild at that point, and was involved in local theater and such until he given roles in a few movies.
Obviously, his biggest hit was The West Wing, where he played a Navy Captain. He has actually used this role to help raise awareness, just as he used his fibromyalgia as part of the role he was playing.
Hastings was very healthy through his 20's, but in his 30's, he started to notice that his energy was going down and he started dealing with severe muscle pain all over his body. After a couple of years of therapy, doctor's bills, and misunderstandings from the science community, it was finally determined that Hastings had fibromyalgia. He ended up getting treatment over a number of years, and has been able to manage his pain relatively effectively.
Since then, Hastings has worked incredibly hard in order to give more recognition to the problems that are related to fibromyalgia. He is a strong advocate for those who are fighting the disease, and he has worked to help raise millions of dollars for organizations that work toward cures and treatments for fibromyalgia.
He has also gone around the country to help raise awareness and to meet with other people who have been working on treatment plans and potential cures. Michael James Hastings has, perhaps, been one of the greatest advocates for the fibromyalgia community.
How Does Michael James Hastings Deal with his Fibromyalgia?
So, of course, all of this begs the question, what does he do in order to make life more comfortable for himself? Obviously, Hastings has had to make some changes to his life in order to accommodate the disease, but what sorts of treatments has he tried, and what changes has he made in his life in order to help him be able to cope better?
One of the main things that Hastings has attributed his healing to is his faith. Throughout the time that he has worked with the disorder, he has maintained his faith in God and has maintained a commitment to healing and living the life that he wants to live. That, of course, has overflowed into other areas. His faith has helped him to reduce the amount of stress that he feels and deals with on a regular basis.
It also gives him connections with other people who can offer moral support and give him assistance in times of need. Of course, as with many people of faith, he has also attributed his devotion to prayer and the church as part of what helped as well, and, even though that cannot necessarily be proven, it definitely helps with optimism and a better state of mind. This, in turn, makes it easier for him to fight off mental illnesses like anxiety and depression, both of which are incredibly common in those that have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia.
Most of the treatment that Michael James Hastings goes through is of the natural, therapeutic type. He takes a special assortment of vitamins that have been shown to help reduce the pain and inflammation that is associated with fibromyalgia. These include Acetyl l-carnitine, Calcium d-glucarate, a daily infusion powder consisting of a number of minerals, glutathione, L-carnitine, NADH, Revitalizing sleep formula and a high iodine and potassium supplement.
These vitamins and supplements all work together to help loosen muscles, encourage muscle development, and make it so that it's a little more comfortable to move around. That being said, he also works alongside doctors and other professionals that help him to determine the best course of action for his treatment plan. He is also careful of his diet, avoiding sugary and fatty foods.
Another thing that Hastings often tries to do is maintain his flexibility. This can be difficult at times, because the pain can be overwhelming and it can almost be impossible to move around. But, he continues with his stretching exercises, at least a little bit daily, so that he can keep his mobility up and so that he can control his weight, thus making it easier to care for himself and easier for him to move around.
Fibromyalgia can be debilitating if we do not get the appropriate treatment for our symptoms and for the disease. We should follow the example of Michael James Hastings and seek out help and assistance from organizations and individuals that can help us with our prognosis and the issues that come up as a result of it.
If you are concerned about fibromyalgia and are curious as to whether or not you may be suffering from the disease as well, contact your specialist to make an appointment. They can help you determine the best course of treatment for your symptoms.
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Autry, Gene (Orvon Grover Autry), 1907–98, American entertainer and businessman, b. Tioga Springs, Tex. Probably the most successful of the movies' singing cowboys, Autry began singing on the radio in Tulsa, Okla., during the 1920s. He later wrote or cowrote more than 250 songs, among them Back in the Saddle Again (1939) and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1948), and made some 600 recordings. He moved to Hollywood in the early 1930s and starred in his first film, Tumbling Tumbleweeds, (of nearly 100) in 1935. Autry, America's top Western star during 1937–43, usually played a singing, guitar-playing hero and rode his famous horse, Champion. After serving in World War II (1942–45), he resumed his film career and starred (1950–56) in a popular television program. Autry invested the fortune he amassed with skill, becoming the owner of many properties, including the California Angels baseball team. His collection of Western art and memorabilia is housed in the Autry National Center, Los Angeles.


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Italian music stars died in Pneumonia
Here are 1 famous musicians from Italy died in Pneumonia:
Gracie Fields
Gracie Fields (January 9, 1898 Rochdale-September 27, 1979 Capri) a.k.a. Grace Sansfield, Fields, Gracie, Dame Gracie Fields, Our Gracie, DBE, Grace Stansfield, Dame Gracie Fields, DBE, Aunty Grace or Grace Fields was an Italian singer, actor and comedian.
Her albums include Sing as We Go, Northern Sweetheart, Favourites, The Best of Gracie Fields, Our Gracie and Volume 1: Sing as We Go. Genres she performed include Music hall.
Read more about Gracie Fields on Wikipedia »
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In a separate bowl, crush crackers. Add spices and salt, and mix well. Mix in butter.
Fold melted white chocolate into cracker mixture until everything is coated.
Working quickly, while mixture is still warm, spoon into a 2 ½ inch ring mold and press to flatten. Repeat with remaining crumb mixture. Place in refrigerator to set.
While cookies are setting, blend cream cheese and 4 Tablespoons sugar until smooth.
In separate bowl, whip heavy cream and powdered sugar until soft peaks form. Fold whipped cream into cream cheese until just incorporated.
Top each chilled cookie with roughly a Tablespoon of cream cheese mixture, using all the filling, and place back in refrigerator to set.
In double boiler, melt together drizzle ingredients.
Drizzle chocolate mixture over cream cheese on each cookie. Refrigerate again and allow chocolate to set. Keep cool until ready to enjoy.
Whisk together all flours and salt in a medium bowl. Set aside.
In a large bowl of an electric mixer, beat butter on medium speed until creamy. Add sugars and vanilla. Beat until light and fluffy, approximately 5 minutes.
Add dry ingredients and mix on low speed until well-blended.
Form dough into two disks. Wrap in plastic wrap and chill for 45 minutes or up to one week.
On a lightly floured surface, roll out dough 1⁄4 inch thick. Using cookie cutters dipped in flour, cut out cookies. Place on a large cookie sheet lined with parchment paper. Chill 10 minutes before baking.
Bake chilled cookies 10 to 12 minutes or until edges begin to brown slightly. The centers should remain light in color. Cool completely on wire racks.
In a small bowl, whisk cream into powdered sugar until sugar dissolves and thickens. Continue adding more cream a teaspoon at a time to achieve desired spreading consistency.
Frost cookies and add sprinkles if desired.
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Stir together the dry ingredients in a bowl and set aside.
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Add the applesauce and beat for 30 seconds.
Add the pumpkin puree, and beat the ingredients together for 40 seconds. Stir the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients until well combined.
Pour batter into the Bundt pan. Bake the cake for an hour or until the top is firm and golden on top. Allow the cake to cool for 10 minutes, then invert the cake on a rack. Allow the cake to cool completely before pouring the glaze.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the glaze ingredients, adding more milk to create your desired consistency, if needed. Pour the glaze over the cooled Bundt cake.
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Remove the rolls from the packaging and separate from each other.
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Bake at 350° F for 16 minutes. Remove from the oven and evenly top with the cinnamon roll icing, chocolate chips, and marshmallows.
Bake for an additional 6-8 minutes until the chocolate is melted and the marshmallows are beginning to brown. Let rest for 5 minutes.
Break the graham crackers into small pieces and place on top of the marshmallows.
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Yep, I'm working on wxZDL, though not so much untill I finish KwikStrip.
It's pretty much going to be a straight clone of ZDL3 unless anyone can give me another idea. Yeah, I'll update this post when new stuff comes up.
ZDL is already great, I don't see need for much further improvement to its interface or feature set at the moment.
Well, there are a couple of bugs that need to be fixed, like the PWAD saving thing and the port option brokenness. Mostly the reason I'm working on this one is for Linux support. That's why it will be a seperate project and probably not replace ZDL3 entirely.
After I get wxZDL out, I'll release the source for 3.0 so anyone who wants to figure out the aformentioned two bugs can have at it.
How big is the final binary? Doesn't wxWidgets add 1.1MB to the final filesize or something along those lines?
Yeah, something like that. I'd expect it to be a nice size, maybe 1.5MB. I'll UPX it though so that might help a bit.
You have to make sacrifices for cross-platform.
I would fix the current version of ZDL, but the way I wrote it doesn't lend itself well to bug fixing. I had to string a bunch of hacks together to add the last couple of features so the code is pretty messy. Also, these particular bugs are in an area of the code that I really really don't want to mess with in fear of totally destroying it.
On top of that, I lost the source for the current version and all I have is a broken development version. If I released that, it would be even worse than what's out now.
PK3 support is must have feature for launchers (I'm tired of command line which i must use to play pk3 wads!
Ummmm.... just rename them to zip (which is all they are anyway) or use the All files (*.*) option in ZDL, or type *.pk3 into the open file dialogue. All of the above work. The only thing that is missing with the current ZDL is PK3 being part of the file name filter.
It should. I'm not sure.
I discovered what I consider to be a bug.
I'm redoing the warp thing for wxZDL anyway. I'd like it to scan PWADs and zips for maps. Anyone know of a good way to do this without requiring DLLs and stuff? Doesn't wx have a built in zip thing?
Risen wrote: Works for me.
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These Weird Health Benefits Of Sweating Will Make You Actually Appreciate August
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By JR Thorpe
Ah, August. You know it's finally arrived from the smell of hot garbage emanating from the streets, and because the minute you step outside, you're covered in a fine sheen of nature's highlighter: sweat. Even though this August has been somewhat cooler than usual in parts of the United States, many people are still finding the sweat struggle to be very, very real. But luckily for us, sweat has a surprising number of health benefits, and not all of them have to do with cooling us down.
Sweat primarily functions as a cooling mechanism; it's triggered not by movement or how fast our hearts are beating, but by sensors in our brains that detect hot or humid environments. The brain prompts sweat glands to excrete liquid to evaporate and cool the body's temperature. But beyond that, sweat has other intriguing functions, from bodily regulation to medical aid, that go far beyond its capacity as a stink-causing social faux pas.
Sweat regulation itself is an important part of bodily function, and it's possible (and medically worrisome) to sweat too much. Excessive sweating is known as hyperhidrosis, and can be caused by everything from menopause (think: hot flashes) to thyroid or hormone issues. Hypohidrosis, the inability to sweat enough, is also a recognized condition that occurs as a consequence of issues like alcoholism and various genetic disorders, and has serious implications for the body's ability to regulate its own temperature. Even when sweat continues on its merry way in a normal fashion, though, it's actually a pretty exceptional compound, with some pretty interesting health benefits. Best give it the respect it deserves.
Sweat Helps Get Rid Of Toxic Elements In Your Body
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While much of sweat's purpose revolves around temperature — and possibly around signaling hormonal messages, like stress or attraction, to others — it also has a cleansing function. Sweat can help rid the body of toxic materials, which are very different from the catchall "toxins."
"Toxins" is a buzzword that can refer to anything that sounds chemical or problematic, even if it's completely natural and normal. It can lead to dangerous misunderstandings; for instance, the idea that colonics can "flush out toxins" makes them sound beneficial, when in reality they simply strip the body's waste processing organs of their vital microflora (AKA your gut bacteria), introduce potentially damaging bacteria, and significantly raise the risk of perforating your bowels. (Colonics, in case you hadn't picked up what I mean, are a bad idea.) Toxic materials, on the other hand, are scientific compounds proven to have negative effects on human health above certain concentrations. Humans are exposed to toxic materials regularly, such as gasoline or acetone, and can often deal with them in small doses, but sweat turns out to have an important role in getting them out of the body.
Numerous experiments have shown that toxic elements come out in sweat, and that sweat seems to function a little better in some circumstances in getting toxic materials out of the body than blood or urine, the other two methods the body has to rid itself of toxic materials. We also sweat out some phthalates, which are found everywhere from shampoo to sex toys and are linked in some cases to medical issues. A lot of the time, doctors test toxicity levels in the body through blood and urine tests, but it turns out that sweat may be a more accurate test.
But, so that we're crystal clear: beware of anybody who tells you that "sweating out toxins" is a thing — scientifically speaking, it's toxic materials that you're oh-so-efficiently getting rid of.
Sweat Contains Antibiotics
Sweat's antibiotic properties are not at all well-known — which is a shame, because they're awesome. It was discovered in 2001 that sweat contains a small amount of the antibiotic dermcidin, and when the antibiotic was tested against several different types of bacteria, it killed them all. Scientists thought that dermcidin was likely a method the body used to fight off bacteria on the skin itself, but we didn't previously understand why it was so lethal to bacteria.
But then, in 2013, scientists at the University of Edinburgh discovered how it worked. It turns out that dermcidin attacks the cell walls of bacteria, adapting itself quickly to break through different kinds, and that bacteria themselves find it very hard to fight against it. The really exciting thing about this is that dermcidin turned out to be effective against a type of bacteria, Staphylococcus aureus, which tends to create havoc in hospital wards because it's highly resistant to traditional antibiotics. Meanwhile, our bodies have been producing a better weapon to fight against it all along.
Sweat Helps To Heal Wounds
You may think the antibiotics thing was weird, but hang on: It gets weirder. According to a study published by the Fraunhofer Research Institution for Marine Biotechnology EMB in Lübeck in 2014, it turns out that the body's sweat glands also help the body heal itsef by producing stem cells. Yes, you read that correctly. This has huge consequences for the future of healing wounds and curing disease.
It turns out that sweat glands, like many other glands in the body, are a source of stem cells that can be used to produce many other different types of cells. When sweat gland cells were isolated and left to multiply by the researchers, they produced stem cells that could be put onto a small layer of material and inserted into skin wounds. The wounds that had this stem cell advantage healed faster and more securely than the ones without.
Stem cell harvesting is a big part of many treatments, particularly for some kinds of leukemia and lymphoma, where they're taken from bone marrow. Sweat glands are a lot more accessible than bone marrow, so if the right kinds of stem cells could be taken from them, it could make it a lot easier to help people with those illnesses. In the meantime, though, scientists are focused on using that information to help heal skin wounds. Researchers at the University of Southern California are currently working on producing stem cells derived from sweat glands to help with skin repair, skin grafts, and even the regrowth of hair. In the future, a patient with a serious injury might help stimulate their healing with their own sweat glands.
Sweat Could Change The Way We Treat Diseases
Sweat carries a lot of different information as it lies and evaporates on the skin, as we've discovered. Increasingly, scientists are focusing on harvesting that information to help with diagnosis and treatment of diseases that normally need a lot of invasive testing.
In the past two years, sweat diagnosis tools have experienced a significant boom. A patch for measuring blood alcohol levels through sweat was developed by the University of California San Diego in 2016, using reactive chemicals to detect alcohol in sweat and send accurate readings to a nearby smart device. It might mean the end of the breathalyzer, but that's only the beginning. Penn State has also dived into the sweat-testing fray, developing a device that can easily measure salt concentrations in sweat by glowing fluorescent. Excessive salt in sweat can mean anything from cystic fibrosis to Addison's disease, and early diagnosis is often crucial to treatment, so in this instance, sweat may actually save people's lives.
Sweat is particularly an issue for diabetics, as it can communicate the body's glucose levels. The Center for Nanoparticle Research released a study earlier this year that proposes a device that measures that sweat easily to detect glucose levels, measure them, and use them to produce personalized treatment plans. Tattoos that detect glucose levels are being developed by MIT, but they involve actually getting tattooed; the CNR's version is a small disposable strip that gathers a tiny amount of sweat for analysis. Outsourcing diagnosis, monitoring and treatment to sweat could make life a lot easier for people with a variety of different diseases; the day where people wear skin sensors rather than submit to needles or costly exams might not be too far away.
So there we have just a few of the health benefits of sweat, aside from how it helps you cool off in the summertime. The future of medicine looks like it might be pretty sweaty, indeed.


Players from the club's under-23 team will feature in tonight's Parafix Sussex Senior Cup tie against Haywards Heath Town at the Broadfield Stadium, kick off 7.45pm.
Reds have reached the final of the competition for the last two seasons and will be hoping to go one better after losing on both occasions to Brighton & Hove Albion.
But they will first have to get past an experienced Heath team, who have settled in well at step 4 of the non-league pyramid after winning the Southern Combination League last season to win promotion to the Isthmian League South East Division.
Assistant Head Coach Nathan Rooney said: "It's an opportunity for the guys who haven't played much in the last few weeks to get some game time under their belts ahead of what is a busy period for us.
"But we're also looking at some of the under-23s who have been working with our under-23 coach Qayum Shakoor and his staff for the last couple of months. They have played some behind-closed-doors games and we are taking a closer look at some of them tonight.
Haywards Heath's squad includes two ex-Reds in Byron Napper, who played under Steve Evans during the club's promotion season in 2010-11 and Alex Laing, who is a former member of the club's Academy.
Remember, you must have a ticket for tonight's game. The Box Office is open until kick off and admission is £5 and £1 for under-18s. The West Stand will be used with two turnstiles at either end open. A team-sheet will be available free on the turnstiles.


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tv Book Discussion on American Crucifixion CSPAN May 18, 2014 10:49pm-11:50pm EDT
anybody wants me to sign their book. [inaudible conversations] [applause] is everyone 0k for listening? a little louder?
i know brad because i have written about independent bookstores by would have to deliver a speech to those that keep the flame alive. i might compare them to the monasteries of medieval england and ireland of learning and scholarship and a horrible ravaged countrysides and henry the eighth destroyed the monasteries and sees the properties in through the
monks out i'm sure we know a comparison but i wish politics & prose of much longer life than the monasteries in medieval england. there are three parts to what i would like to do tonight. i will explain how i came to this book but some people have already asked me i have only been here about 10 minutes and it interest warmers -- mormons from the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. i want to explain all of war made history in three years for of minutes it will help to situate why the events described hour important with mormon history and american history. lastly i want to read from my book because i am very old fashioned and i believe
an author reading they should read. [laughter] i once attended a reading by a novelist he was such a great reader i bought it on the spot. but i am very suspicious of authors who don't read at author readings. what do they have to hide? i have nothing to hide i will read from the book a little bit. of course, the truly incredible story my mother and joseph smith do share a birthday but that is not how i came to write the book. it is a tale in june 2011 by receive an e-mail from the of literary agent to say would you like to write a book about joseph smith?
i was utterly astonished for two reasons for our was reasonably sure my literary agent had a lady of whom smith was. [laughter] and it was questionable and secondly why did he said to me this e-mail? i think i realized from of midtown manhattan my friend knew that i attended church. lesotho whole intellectual world is mormons, fire away -- faraway strange attend church crazy believes. alex faraway a ten's church with creasy believes. so it turned out we had lunch with the intelligence and i a public affairs the
young guy fought every be an interesting and compelling popular history to be written. here were is the reasons he thought it is an interesting book. new religion on the american continents a very violent story obviously. some of you may or may not know murdered in cold blood by an angry mob. of violent incidents taking place on the american frontier. a and to it ended at the mississippi river when joseph smith decided to found the colony in southwestern illinois.
there was no state to use of west that was the ideal was a territory. all the law as far away as possible with all of history but you don't think of illinois that way it was a far reach of the united states fighting the indians there it was a a wild place. another reason we don't try to hide from anyone because there is sex in its. polygamy is a big deal in the book and in the life of joseph smith is essentially
the years covered here and polygamy is much more than a proximate cause. literally was a secret doctrine at the time. the literally split the church in half and i argue cost him his life. the overstatement is easily defensible because after smith dies the church does split in half. the brigham mites that followed brigham young. it is the of polygamy affirming mormons but there is the branch that was long called the reform church of jesus christ of latter-day saints that stayed in illinois that moved to independence because they refuse to except the
doctrine. joseph smith's son became president and his mother ran the first wife also identified herself with that breakaway religion for many years. wesley they thought this would be a good book can deter dow to be but it is unusual story to tell because it takes place in a very compressed piece of time. he asked me to read a book called man hunt by james swanson and is a good book the piece of popular history the search for john wilkes booth after he kills abraham lincoln. and then this takes place in a compressed time frame dissidents rise up against
joseph smith on june 7244 and he is dead june 27 to 1844. his life is extinguished in the incredibly germanic series of events. the difference between my book and swanson's excellent book man hunt, i remember reading his book. it begins with the second inaugural but one of the earliest scenes is a stable boy holding the escape course i cannot remember if he escapes or not and i was so envious because and a star in of ford's theatre
the point of departure is the event. i did not have that luxury not only researching this book but also to retell the story i had to start from zero and assume that even though relatively well informed reader like myself and do absolutely nothing about this subject. it takes me a moment george you to explain how joseph smith managed to found the largest city in illinois illinois, the southwestern town larger than chicago at the time and just takes a moment to explain how twelver 14,000 mormons got there and were chased out. now all of mormon history. not trying to be facetious but it is complicated.
trying to scituate where the book takes place. [laughter] i never used audiovisual crops in iowa on start now but indigent -- imagine in this is for montour he was born. . .
kind of aggressive missionary work that continues right into the day as always been a key part of the growth for the church is growing in what will be the first of a similar event chased out of ohio. smith decides to start a bank that really was not a good idea and most of the citizens lost their money and took it out on the mormons and chased the
mormons in the middle of the mississippi river all the way to missouri. some of you either know or don't know that missouri is absolutely key for joseph smith because that's where he said he came to visit america and is situated the independence missouri and was deemed to be in the independence so people were moved all the way to missouri and they are chased out again and ann said in the 1839. extermination has a different meaning from the meaning that we mean today. it means to chased out of your boundaries they have to leave le
under force it doesn't mean they were cuddled although they were killed but they were exterminated and forced to go into illinois. now this is where my book takes place 12 to 14,000. smith started in vermont, but it is in illinois and is going to be killed here and this is where the pendulum begins, which whether it is interesting i don't know but it is worth knowing. smith is killed and a genuine threat when he are going to be code so the gun down and essentially negotiates the exterminations of calls and and he begins this incredible track
where he takes five or 6,000. he takes them out of the united states. we haven't quite completed the landgrab from mexico and spain to the great salt lake. in the great sal salt lake beesd it becomes an amazing economic power and through missionary work there comes to be a vast presence in utah but it is actually called the mormon culture and i'm sure you understand. they spread the faith over in california.
they are simply hated and chased all the way through the east coast to know where to the desert outside of the united states and that's the entire history. what's fascinating in the 20th century in my opinion is the pendulum swings back exactly differently for every reason they ostracize themselves from america in the beginning in 1890 they want to become states and the pendulum swings back where the mormons want to gain power in america the way that the pendulum swings back for the
presidency in the united states which in my mind is an incredible series of events given that they were a completely sort of ostracize and hated group and they had this one right back to the center of american power. what sets the pendulum in motion was a killing of the founder. now i'm going to read three things in a book and the first thing i'm going to read is a little bit about joseph smith himself. comparing that to the dilemma. you have to come to grips with joseph smith.
what can you say he is regarded by hundreds of millions of people as a charlatan and worse. was i going to make fun of joseph smith for 280 pages were laughing or sending out his nature and they even acknowledge he had well over 35 lives. there is a question that opposes itself to me. when i first introduced him in the book it's hardly his finest moment he's trying to escape in
a very biblical story his own fate he relays a here ... he han indicted and he will probably be code so he and his brother escaped to the iowa so they are all on a boat i start out in my book on possible in the river wr was 38-year-old joseph smith the president of the high priesthood candidate for the presidency of the united states and kingdom of god commander, the judge can't architect, reporter, postmaster, hotel operator and husband many times over from the new england man of god. people expected it to find a kind of john the baptist.
it showed every bit of flesh and hammer. they reared and scorer and the pharisees of the profession. he has attempted to administering and providing his substance than the hypocrites he told the same thing he teamed 43. perhaps they were supposed to shot now a hall as prescribed by the revelations known as wisdom, but joseph did and when he heard they had been drinking whiskey i investigated the case into satisfied that no evil had been done he gave them a couple of dollars that direction to replenish the dollar on their sleepless journey.
i paid for joseph to have an edge to him. i guess that starts on page seven because if smith indulged he came by honestly from his humble beginnings as a divine person who sees miraculous occurrences through translucent stones he had accomplished the work of several lifetimes. there were plenty of preachers with apocalyptic scenarios in the burned over district when smith started out. charles became one of the detractors and claimed to have entertained in his law office. by 1844 they were forgotten.
i am the only man that's able to keep the church together since the days of adam, he bragged to his followers before the river crossing. a large majority stood by me. either paul, john, peter ever did. the followers ran away from him but the latter day saints never ran away from me yet. huge personality i think. i will read one more. he kept a diary. people kept it for him but it's an invaluable source of information about his life he spends the morning chopping wood with the brother then.
he was both the mayor and chief justice now. there was a lawsuit to add adjudicated the day. the own diar road diary in the d person and he stopped the other. his final quote was nobody is allowed to fight in the city but to me. i am now going to have a whole chapter on polygamy that goes
without saying it's almost infinitely interesting. the part i am going to read i have to explain how it works. the revelation came to joseph. quite correctly that the spiritual grounding i would argue i'm not sure that i would argue successfully that it's in the old testament it is constantly likened to the people in the old testament there are many examples of polygamy. they can't have that like the people of abraham he and his followers would have to raise up seed and the have enough
children and polygamy began as a whisper that they shared only with his closest and most intimate followers. it wasn't announced as a tenant to the church until they got to utah in 1852. it was obviously a very pernicious secret that goes without saying. his absolutely closest friends and intimate companions could stomach the idea of taking on another wife. it had a sense in which it had an overlay because joseph was marrying his friends wives and they had several children.
in any event this is a sort of micro- example in the chapter and it involves a woman who first meet some joseph smith in kirkland ohio that i mentioned as one ois one of the first cold she's kind of precocious and memorized a little bit of the book of mormon and joseph praises her in a moving moment and after the leafs, someone is a 12-year-old gold they say you know who was here and she says i have no idea. she comes as a company of the angel of the lord. i take up the same story and she is now 23-years-old and she is married.
this will show how polygamy works if you will. the two young children fled missouri settled by far from illinois. she was living in a tiny dwelling when smith asked her to marry him in the early 1842. to joseph was 36-years-old the father of four children and unbeknownst to marry and any other member of his church he was the husband to eight wives including the mother of his children. joseph explained as he would to many other women and angel of the lord revealed doctrine of the plural manage three times
since 1834. they first found the teaching shocking and repugnant. on the final visit to the angel brandishing a sword said i was to obey that principle or he would display any so joseph smith testified that he adopted a polygamy only after the sword wielding angel forced him to do this. joseph told mary, 23-year-old married that they had already been together and this is the recollection i was created for him before the foundation of the earth was laid. he now further explained and he would repeat this god granted him eternal life. i know i shall be saved in the kingdom of god come he said. i have the oath of god upon and cannoitand cannot lie, furtherms wives and children would be wite granted association with him at the end of time. mary worship to the profits but
she had doubts about this new regulation. if you saw an angel, why didn't i? and how do you know the angel came from heaven blacks mary said she would accept only if they came to her. that is what happened, joseph said, and in the meantime, please don't repeat this conversation to anyone. [laughter] >> i wouldn't dream of it. i shall never tell a more go i had a talk from a married man "-end-double-quote. as a joseph counsele the josephe night she reported the person stood in front of the bed looking at me his clothes whiter than anything. i could look at the person that when i saw the face of so bright and beautiful than any earthly beings and of those eyes piercing me through and through i couldn't and were it. i must die with fear and i covered my head.
they also saw a figure in white robes. in february of 1842 on the second floor of the redbrick general store brigham young sealed mary and joseph as husband and wife for time and all eternity she was told to remain married who was out of town on business. i apologize. but the words are there before me. he did this a lot. there is a lot of new research on polygamy that is important scholarly battles going on right now. but it's safe to say many times in any case he overcomes
resistance and is generally rebuffed by women and he marries a woman who are already married in a very young girls which gets him in terrible trouble with his wife. i'm going to footnote one thing when i see brigham young married joseph to this woman for time and all eternity they will know of course they will seal himself to as many partners into separate ways this happens to be true. they conceal themselves to people that are not living for eternity.
a time and eternity is a signal that he is going to have actual husband and wife relations. he does in fact part of the eternity only meaning that they will share in his salvation at the end of the world. but i am not going to read is the kind of narrative that is in the middle of this book because what the heck, you read that. it's a story that has a lot of pace and is the a4 reference to violent story of who are the leaders of the mob. it's a very ugly story of the trial that is just in my view
unbelievably fascinating. it's important to remember that joseph smith is gunned down in cold blood by hundreds of people in broad daylight by fivetimecode 12 p.m. broad daylight on a summer day. mormons are super important population come in numerous population among other things and there will be justice for this killing and it is completely poo horrific and they fled territory and were never found so they put sort of nine people oblindpeople on trial ant kill joseph but it probably insight into the newspaper editor on trial and they put a bunch on trial but these were not the man that killed joseph and in this horribly long court
proceedings marked by the only testimony in the trial that is false everyone walks free of course so two people were killed in broad daylight and there are no consequences accept they are chased out of the state so it is a rough story. i'm going to read the final scene of my book which i -- it's very meaningful to me. i am happy i chose this as the final scene but i will have to set the stage when joseph is murdered there are four people in the so. his brother hiram, an important figure in the church, patriarch
of ththepatriarch of the churchd immediately tries to shut the door. one of the historians is actually hiding that is a little bit unfair he is pinned behind the door of the jail so he survives and there is a fourth person on the jail so. he's attended to the next day how you have a complex the local doctor loses the point to pry the bullets out of john taylor's
body. it is then that tabernacle of salt lake city. on june 271854 it is a sweltering day from the city creek that has passed and his stafdeath is now called the martyrdom. it's the most significant celebration since it happened and brigham young is the leader and is going to open the ceremony and he makes a little. what is interesting is he is invited to speak. the other guy is the only survivor of the jailhouse
massacre. not only has he survived. he's going to live another 35 years after 1854 he is going to become the president of the church taking over from the rifle brigade debate co- brigham young. the presence of the tabernacle was nothing short of miraculous just ten years before they riddled him with bullets and left him for dead after the match of us in the jail. he survived the impromptu operations without amnesty is shy but like mormonism itself she hadn't survived he had
prevailed. the brigham young taught that he was uppity claiming that he had to set up the bad word here is he might not have revered him but the saints did. he would live another 33 years and assumed the presidency on the back. they saw as the saints called
they were constantly moving underground headquarters on the dodge. this is pure carbon that latter-day saints opened rebellion. it was published in the newspaper after the killings. this was the attempt to narrate the last days and all of their agonizing detail and the ghastly shoot out they leaned against the door and someone fired a gun through the keyhole and they came through and struck them in the face. they are damned and we should
see it. they were glad to have been where we were. thank you for listening to me. [applause] can you talk more about what happened to the organized church people that stayed on independence jokes. could joseph smith.
there was a genuine schism over public enemy. emmett smith was an important person she's always hated public any. she stayed in illinois and that was the seed of the church she stays in illinois for a while but it is designed on that he
intended for his people to live. they are now called the community of christ as you may well know.
but they accept that they don't accept that for instance correct me if i'm wrong but i'm pretty confident they can gain the priesthood endowment and the communities. ithat is a huge deal in salt lae city where they are not allowed inside the temple to get the priesthood right. you started with basically zero knowledge from scratch in the
buck. did you do the hysteroscopy comin, notfiction but creative n and also you chose to be a bit more detached. how did you find yourself tempted to add personality to the characters in certain dialogue and how did you choose which quotes to add and this gave one character one personality than it did. the best popular history i think
is readable and factual. the quotes were all taken. it's been told once in fiction and nonfiction. it was absolutely essential to make this a trauma with fascinating characters participating. there were other characters that i discovered, the unprincipled newspaper editor and the peace of the governor that i compared upon the pilot, but
doubledealing captain robert smith. it was important to find seven major actors in this book and yes i want to see who they were and have the lifelike qualities of some kind but i didn't make up anything about them or exaggerate the role. >> we were like a country made up of many diverse religions. we have experience with people of other faith.
did they refuse to join the rest of the community or keep themselves separate the people got suspicious and willing to cooperate. it's hard to know in what order. but to start with the religion there is a strangeness. there is the heresy. that divides them from every religious american of their time.
both in missouri and illinois they voted as a bloc and that obviously made the pre-existing residents irate and they made them specifically in england. this town, this colony was growing very quickly so they quickly outnumbered the so-called old settlers and dominated the politics and it turns out you can have quite a bit of politics in illinois at self.
they are insular or cohesive resource would've two sides of the same coin. economically they take a lot of people off because it became economically powerful. there were these allegations of cheating in fact most of which probably were not true but they were sort of easy targets for less economically cookies and successful groups. so no public enemy was sort of the icing on the cake.
it was a cake with many layers and it was from inventory. they would proceed to themselves even to this day as different from men and women of other faiths and that was simply true at this time as well. >> i have a couple of questions. how did he precedes your book? and the second one is the group in salt lake city still a spouse polygamy and if not, when did it stop?
>> there's all kinds. the liberal formal, reformed mormons, ex- mormons, true blue mormons. mormons. each group will mormons don't like this book. that was to be anticipated for various reasons. but it's been fairly well. it's only been out for a week but it's been fairly well received frankly. because you could almost say for the wrong reasons they censored a great deal of their own history. they've kept polygamy out of the story of their own passed up until maybe 30 or 40 years ago which is a mistake. i was at a group two nights ago and half the people read the
book and they were just generally interested and i apologize. tell me your second question. >> the second question have to do with polygamy is not legal in this country and i wonder at what point and positioned. >> if it is part of us that i'm attempting to describe. when they realize that they have gone too far they want to be a state and participate because it is worth being part of and the one thing that is keeping them from being a statist polygamy so in 1890, the president will what rough says there will be no polygamy marriages is tricky because there are hundreds of marriages that are not gone away
with him anyway so what would actually happen is that the public domain becomes outlawed and utah. they become a state very quickly in 1893 i think, but not until 19 tens or is a sort of second declaration from the church that we really meant it about polygamy. through the trial there are so-called fundamentalist mormons do see the fundamentalist mormons hearken back to joseph
smith to the fundamental teachings of the church where it's in the old testament so these people that you see on tv, the fundamentalist mormons feel that they are the true followers and if they feel that people insult lake city are the heretics so this gets complicated very quickly. the one thing that i sort of learned of it is a pretty grandiose term naturally i watched some episodes of the series who is a temple mormons indulging in polygamy and naturally i assumed that was rubbish daydreamed up and it turns out that it's not. they are faithful to the church
that are polygamists but that is certainly not open. >> you mentioned that the governor is one thing that comes up with the title american crucifixion. but when did you think of that as being the title? when you've got started or when you developed the story? it's kind of an interesting title that draws a lot of attention. which is a publishing house to get the contract it was hard
because i was learning things quickly and early in the game like in november of 2011 or something our lightbulb went off and i sent him an e-mail even if i don't think will give you this title american crucifixion. because i thought it was a terrific title and this governor is a messed up here are but smith himself compared himself to compared himself to jesus and he said i go to the lamb to slaughter he uses the metaphor before in his own life.
as a serious holy person i suppose it is an anthology that would not escape him so i just sort of went with it. i like the title. it's something i haven't mentioned but i can't think of another example where a person in america is killed for his or her religious tvs. so it seems traumatic enough to me. i had the impressio impression s being politically and economically they wanted to change the religious belief of the local area to theocracy and that is one of the reasons the title wasn't good.
>> i would say no. i write about this. it wasn't really all that religious although there's a lot of letters from methodist preachers complaining about joseph smith, but apparently it wasn't a very churchy part of the world, so that isn't where they were making their converts. so, fascinatingly the future secretary of state wrote a famous article about the killing of joseph smith and he did not witness because he was like 8-years-old.
i don't think they were proselytizing. >> i do have another question and this is really random. i have a family genealogical interest in the descendents of jeb tyler that interact in the story one is in the syracuse area.
the second one became a union general with the johnston asks buchanan's orders to put an end to the mormon aristide's and another that you grow up but by that time at whic time and withe battalion in the mexican war and i'm wondering if you had heard of these -- >> i'm going to let you down a second time
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Alex Beam discusses his book ``American Crucifixion: The Murder of Joseph Smith and the Fate of the Mormon Church.''
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Pris de court est un film dramatique français réalisé par Emmanuelle Cuau, sorti en 2017.

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Nathalie, veuve avec deux fils (15 et 8 ans), arrive de Toronto à Paris, où elle n'a pas de liens, pour exercer sa profession de joaillière.

Elle a tout organisé lorsqu'elle apprend que, finalement, elle n'est plus embauchée. Mais elle ne dit rien à ses enfants.

Commencent une errance et des mensonges : Nathalie devient serveuse sans l'apprendre à ses fils, dont l'aîné fait office de coursier pour un trafiquant de drogue.

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 Titre : Pris de court
 Réalisation : Emmanuelle Cuau
 Scénario : Emmanuelle Cuau, Éric Barbier, Lise Bismuth-Vayssières et Raphaëlle Desplechin
 Musique : Alexandre Lecluyse
 Montage : Anja Lüdcke
 Photographie : Sabine Lancelin
 Décors : Véronique Barnéoud
 Costumes : Dorothée Lissac
 Producteur : Julie Salvador
 Production : christmas in july  et ad vitam, en association avec Cinéventure 1
 Distribution : ad vitam
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 Durée : 85 minutes
 Dates de sortie :  ()

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 Virginie Efira : Nathalie
 Gilbert Melki : Fred
 Marilyne Canto : Muriel
 Renan Prévot : Paul
 Jean-Baptiste Blanc : Bastien
 Zacharie Chasseriaud : Léo
 René Remblier : Ben
 Yvonnick Chedemois : César
 Olivier Cruveiller : le patron de la brasserie
 Mireille Perrier :  Nollet

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Lustig: Wissenschaftler in Großbritannien haben in einer Studie herausgefunden, dass Babies dazu in der Lage sind, zu lügen, und das schon ab einem Alter von sechs Monaten, nicht erst mit etwa vier Jahren wie zuvor angenommen.

So sollen Babies absichtlich weinen, obwohl nichts los ist, um die Aufmerksamkeit der Eltern zu erwecken:

"Fake crying is one of the earliest forms of deception to emerge, and infants use it to get attention even though nothing is wrong. You can tell, as they will then pause while they wait to hear if their mother is responding, before crying again."

Offenbar ist das aber nur für Forscher neu: Eltern, die schonmal Kinder großgezogen haben, zeigen sich von der Erkenntnis nur wenig überrascht ;)

(Link zum Artikel im "Telegraph", via bb)


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Kyrano, Father of Tin-Tin
Kyrano is in charge of the affairs of Tracy Villa on Tracy Island. He cooks, serves food and drinks, and is the father of International Rescue member Tin-Tin. He lives on Tracy Island. Kyrano was voiced by actor David Graham, who also voiced Gordon Tracy, Brains and Parker.
Here is a table of Canon Foundry facts about Kyrano:
From the TV Series and the Movies (Thunderbirds Are Go and Thunderbird 6):
The Canon Fact
Has salt-and-pepper hair and hazel/green eyes Various episodes, eye color clearly seen in End of the Road
Kyrano is never given any other name. However, Tin-Tin is addressed as 'Miss Tin-Tin Kyrano' in "Trapped in the Sky," so we can assume this is his family name rather than his given name. Trapped in the Sky
Is either the Hood's full brother or his half-brother. The Hood refers in Kyrano as his brother in "Trapped in the Sky," but as 'half-brother' in "Desperate Intruder."
One of Jeff Tracy's loyalest friends. Voiced by Jeff Tracy in "Trapped in the Sky."
Both he and his daughter, Tin-Tin, owe their lives to Jeff Tracy. Voiced by Kyrano to Jeff in the episode "Trapped in the Sky."
Refers to Jeff as 'Mr Tracy' but to the boys as 'Mr Scott/Mr Virgil' etc. though they all call him just 'Kyrano' Various episodes
Is not always shown handling cooking or housework In the episode "Ricochet," it's Grandma and Tin-Tin who are cooking and setting the table
Does not appear in either movie Thunderbirds Are Go, Thunderbird 6
KYRANO - Faithful Servant of the Tracy family. Birth certificate lost in Malaya and therefore age not known. Thunderbirds Information Sheet
Jeff's loyal servant and the half-brother of the Hood, who has an uncanny power over him. ITC Programme Notes
Jeff gets Brains to use a brain-scanning device on Kyrano in an attempt to discover the reason for his fits, but stops the experiment when it is obviously causing Kyrano distress. Theydon, John (1966), Calling Thunderbirds. Titan Books Ltd. p.23. ISBN 1-85286-161-4
The Hood talks to Virgil of his influence over Kyrano, though does not specify their relationship. Jennison, John W. (1966), Operation Asteroids. World Distributors (Manchester) Limited, p.80.
Kyrano can pilot a small jet. Theydon, John (1966), Ring of Fire. Titan Books Ltd. p.75. ISBN 1-85286-160-6
Kind and intelligent, Kyrano is of Malaysian origin. (1966), Thunderbirds Annual. City Magazines Ltd. p. 13
He has known Jeff for many years as a faithful friend and loyal servant. (1966), Thunderbirds Annual. City Magazines Ltd. p. 13
An expert botanist, he worked at Kew Gardens, advising on Asian orchids. (1966), Thunderbirds Annual. City Magazines Ltd. p. 13
He met Jeff when he went to Kennedy Space Centre to work on producing synthetic foods for space travel. This interest in food led him to become head chef at the Paris Hilton Hotel. (1966), Thunderbirds Annual. City Magazines Ltd. p. 13
Kyrano's father had been a wealthy man, owning vast estates and rubber plantations in the east. But he was cheated out of his inheritance by his wicked half-brother and lost interest in material wealth, seeking peace of mind and happiness. (1966), Thunderbirds Annual. City Magazines Ltd. p. 13
He was approached by Jeff who asked him to run the domestic affairs of Tracy Island. (1966), Thunderbirds Annual. City Magazines Ltd. p. 13
Kyrano is the Hood's half-brother, but there any similarity ends. He is as honest as the Hood is dishonest. (1967), Thunderbirds Annual. Century 21 Publishing Ltd. and City Magazines Ltd. p. 63
Kyrano met Jeff when he was at Kennedy Space Centre to work on using plants to recycle the air during space travel. Peel, John (1988) Supermarionation: the Magical World of Gerry Anderson . "Kyrano," Los Angeles, California; Schuster and Schuster
He is the artistic soul behind the floral layouts and the fabulous meals for which Tracy Island is well known. Peel, John (1988) Supermarionation: the Magical World of Gerry Anderson . "Kyrano," Los Angeles, California; Schuster and Schuster
His father was a wealthy plantation owner, and Kyrano was the only son of his beloved first wife. His father married a second time and had a second son, now the villainous Hood. Peel, John (1988) Supermarionation: the Magical World of Gerry Anderson . "Kyrano," Los Angeles, California; Schuster and Schuster
Kyrano's wife, like Jeff's, died young, and he was left to bring up his only child, a daughter, TinTin. He is very proud of her. Peel, John (1988) Supermarionation: the Magical World of Gerry Anderson . "Kyrano," Los Angeles, California; Schuster and Schuster
Kyrano and Jeff had met previously at Kennedy Space Centre, but Kyrano had retired back to Malaysia where he renewed his acquaintance with Jeff 'under strange circumstances' after the latter had suffered a nervous breakdown. (1992), The Official Thunderbirds Annual . Grandreams, Ltd./ITC Entertainment Group. ISBN 0-86227-953-4.
Jeff meets Kyrano and Tin Tin for the first time when his plane crashes in the Malaysian jungle after the death of his wife, only a few years before IR is launched. Fennell, Alan, "The Complete Thunderbirds Story," Thunderbirds: The Comic #35-79, 1991 - 1993, Fleetway Editions, Ltd., ITC Entertainment Group, Ltd.
Kyrano is cheated of his inheritance before becoming a botanist and working at Kew. He then goes to Cape Kennedy where he becomes friends with Jeff, then moves on to the job as chef at the Paris Hilton and it is from there that Jeff invites him to Tracy Island. Bentley, Chris (2000), The Complete Book of Thunderbirds. Carlton Books, Ltd.. p. 60. ISBN 1-84222-092-6.
Kyrano's exact age is unknown as his birth certificate was lost in Malaya .
[Ed. Note: Portions of Malaysia were called Malaya or British Malaya when the British were occupying parts of the Malaysian peninsula and Singapore] Bentley, Chris (2000), The Complete Book of Thunderbirds. Carlton Books, Ltd.. p. 60. ISBN 1-84222-092-6.
Faithful servant of the Tracy family. Birth certificate lost in Malaya and therefore age not known. The Thunderbirds Information Sheet. This document provides definitive proof of the official birth order of the Tracy boys. It was mailed directly from Gerry and Sylvia Anderson's office to fans who wrote in requesting information about International Rescue. The document we have (see menu to the left, "TB Info Sheet"): a picture of it was sent originally to Peter Singleton on April 4, 1966. It was signed by Una, Gerry Anderson's secretary, on his behalf. Pete Singleton shared it with Stephen La Riviere (TB 1965), who shared it with TICipedia webmistress Jaimi Sorrell on June 10, 2017 (and later publicly as well on the TB 1965 Facebook page).
Age given as 46. Dutch source: TV2000 comic Jan 6th 1968


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First, I want to express my gratitude for all the time and effort so many of you put into sharing your knowledge & experiences on this forum. I've learned so much so far thanks to your thorough explanations. Inevitably though, more and more questions arose and while I tried to find all the information out there, there are still some uncertainties and I would feel a lot more comfortable running this by youse.
These are rated 1000 cycles at 50% DOD, compared with same capacity AGM, rated 500 cycles at 50% DOD.
2 x 300 Watt 24 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel - series or parallel?
https://www.renogy.com/renogy-300-wa...e-solar-panel/ - OR similar; I found the same configuration USA made frameless&semiflexible on Ebay for a lot cheaper. I like the idea of having them mold to the curvature of the roof instead of building a frame&brackets for rigid panels. But also, I've heard many people say "stay away from cheap panels". And rigid seem to cool off better because they allow air flow underneath. But they stick out more. Recommendations?
The series vs parallel question is related to the next puzzle piece - the Charge controller. I'm leaning towards parallel because of the shading concern, but the thinner AWG used in series is also appealing. I was thinking 60A MPPT would be good in case we decide to add on another panel in the future. But is it too big for either 48(72)V/300W or 24V/600(900)W, and should I go with smaller/bigger CC to ensure ideal efficiency?
"Cuts in at 13.3 volts and cuts out at 12.8" - Any concerns I should have with the type of batteries I'll be using? Is 140A right for my application or should I go higher amperage? Any better isolators out there?
Pretty much everything we need to power is 12V (fridge, maxair fan, lights, etc) but we will add in an inverter(/charger) for any possible AC needs. We're installing a horizontal propane tank for furnace heat, hot water & stove/oven.
I don't see anything that stands out as a concern (But I'm pretty new myself) We used 4 sealed lead acid batteries (hoping that by the time these die, the lithium batteries will come down significantly in price). If I were to do it again, I would go with the lithium batteries and avoid the worry of making sure I did not drop below 50%. Yes the initial cost is more, but I think you will come out ahead after the first cycle of replacing the shorter life lead acid types.
I agree. Did a lot more research on Lithium batteries lately and now I'm leaning towards starting with 2 of Renogy's 12V 100Ah LiFePo and hopefully add on when the budget allows. I think the price has already started to come down and hopefully will continue to do so. At this moment they have them listed on Ebay for 798.99 (the best offer I could find out there, excluding the China or Taiwan made alikes - running for 600 ~650$ a piece with internal BMS). Rated 2000 cycles at 100%DOD and obviously a lot more with less discharge. They are so much better for all the known reasons than lead acid (they're 1/4 of the weight of above mentioned gel, a lot more compact, put out constant power + charge and discharge quickly) and in the long run will save us $$.
Yesterday I learned I have a 160 amp alternator, and 3 starting batteries in parallel - probably to supply both ac systems and the wheelchair lift which are now gone. Didn't notice it before, but there is a 3-stud diode on the back of the battery box in which the + from both the alternator and starting battery bank feed into. There is one available stud for the auxiliary BB.
I could just use that and forget about buying another isolator, but I would still like to be able to allow electric flow from auxiliary to starting BB if ever needed.
As for the inverter/charger - I think 2000w would be a safe bet.
Recommendations on a decent & well priced model?