I will have a breakout of puss filled pimples or my skin will be itchy. Sometimes, rashes will appear in patches especially on the cheeks area. Whenever I go under the sun, my skin will be flushed and red as a ripe tomato. It was that serious.
Some of my colleagues thought that I have applied too much blusher while my well meaning relatives would exclaim to my mom that , "Your daughter is glowing with health!" It is so far from the truth-on both counts.
Due to using strong creams and cleansers that were too harsh and drying for my acne, it caused the dermis to become thinner and my skin compensated by producing more oil which was trapped under the skin and clogged the pores even more. Since the blood vessels were nearer to the surface, my face will reddened easily from heat and skincare products that contained alcohol. My condition became worse when I started taking swimming lessons. The chlorinated water aggravated the condition that I had to seek treatment with a skin specialist who helped to clear my acne problem.
Now, I don't have this problem anymore as I am using a natural skin care product and supplements that cleared the condition as well as greatly improved my skin.
These are two mask recipes for combination and sensitive skins. I just found it online. If you have such a condition, hope it will be beneficial to you. Let me know if it works.
A rose-based mask is perfect for balancing out the oily and dry areas of your skin.
This mask, based on roses, is perfect for balancing out the oily and dry areas of your skin.
1 tbsp runny honey (to get honey runny, you can warm it in a microwave for a few seconds).
Soak rose petals, then crush them in a bowl.
Add the rosewater, yogurt and honey.
This mask is great for soothing chapped, sunburned or otherwise irritated skin.
Extra tip: This mask works well for other skin types as well.
For oily skin, add a couple drops of lemon or lime juice.
For dry skin, mix in a couple tablespoons of honey.
Wash off mask with a washcloth steamed in the microwave (careful that it's not too hot).
Mix the oatmeal and an egg white. Let the mixture dry on face, then gently wash off with a few splashes of warm water. Follow with a steaming washcloth to the face.
My next topic for discussion is, "The Spices of Life-Cayenne Pepper".
38) HOMEMADE MASK FOR DRY SKIN.
22) ARE YOU ADDICTED TO JUNKFOOD?
This is not the usual type of drawing that I would do but since my sister has made a request, I took it as a challenge. I hope you like it.
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Maloney Presses State Dept on Rejection of Visas for Participants of United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
WASHINGTON, DC – Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney (D-NY), sponsor of the House resolution in support of U.S. ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) and whose congressional district includes the United Nations headquarters, today sent a letter to Secretary of State Michael Pompeo regarding reports of dozens of visas denied to women who wished to attend the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) annual conference in New York City.
In the letter, the Congresswoman points to news reports that the visa denials "appear to disproportionately affect women from Africa and the Middle East," particularly countries that fall under President Trump's travel ban.
The Congresswoman also states, "The Commission on the Status of Women annual conference is a powerful and inspiring event where member states, NGO workers, and women's rights activists gather to evaluate the global progress on gender equality. Simply attending this conference is a risk for many women who fear that their participation could result in punishment for them or their families in their home countries. The United States should commend and support these women's courageous efforts. Instead, however, it appears the Department put up new bureaucratic roadblocks designed to deter and prevent many women from certain countries from attending the CSW."
In light of these visa denials, the Congresswoman is seeking answers from the State Department to the following questions;
How many total visa applications related to the Commission on the Status of Women annual conference were submitted?
Please specify the number of approved and denied by country of origin. Please detail the process by which applications were reviewed, including the process by which the Department communicated with applicants throughout the review.
To the greatest extent possible, please indicate the official justification provided for each denial.
Did the Department take deliberative action to comply with UN Treaty No. 147 or consult with the UN in processing travel protocols for the conference participants? If so, how?
Full text of the letter is below and you can find a PDF here.
Dear Secretary Pompeo,
I am writing to express my deep concern about recent reports that the State Department denied dozens of women visas to attend the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) annual conference in New York City and that the denials appear to disproportionately affect women from Africa and the Middle East. The CSW is the "principal global intergovernmental body exclusively dedicated to the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of women," and its success relies on participation from women from all over the globe. That is why it is deeply troubling that the Department denied so many women from attending this year's commission. In light of these reports, I am requesting information about the administration's process for reviewing these visa applications for this important event.
As you may know, the United Nations, which is located in my district, hosted its annual conference for the Commission on the Status of Women from March 11-22, 2019. The Commission on the Status of Women annual conference is a powerful and inspiring event where member states, NGO workers, and women's rights activists gather to evaluate the global progress on gender equality. Simply attending this conference is a risk for many women who fear that their participation could result in punishment for them or their families in their home countries. The United States should commend and support these women's courageous efforts. Instead, however, it appears the Department put up new bureaucratic roadblocks designed to deter and prevent many women from certain countries from attending the CSW.
According to a recent BuzzFeed News report, dozens of women who applied for visas to attend this international conference were denied those requests without explanation. The International Service for Human Rights, an UN-affiliated organization, found that at least 41 women were denied visas for this conference and believes the exact number of denials is far higher. Additionally, according to women's rights advocates who now are petitioning the US Mission to the UN to streamline visa procedures, women from African and Middle Eastern countries that fell under President Trump's travel ban executive order were disproportionately affected, which is extremely concerning. Discrimination based on country of origin runs counter to the principles of our nation, and in this case, directly contradicts agreed upon travel protocol between the United States and the United Nations. United Nations Treaty No. 147 obliges the United States not to restrict people or Non-Government Organizations from attending the UN headquarters. If these allegations are true, they represent a disregard of an international treaty and threaten our standing and word on the international stage.
For these reasons I respectfully ask that you provide responses to the following inquiries.
Please specify the number of approved and denied visa applications by country of origin. Please detail the process by which applications were reviewed, including the process by which the Department communicated with applicants throughout the review.
Did the Department take deliberative action to comply with UN Treaty No. 147 or consult with the UN in processing travel protocols for the commission participants? If so, how?
What corrective actions will the Department take to ensure the treaty is honored for future commissions, including by working with country posts, to ensure access to the UN for the human rights activists and communities who are at the center of the work of the Commission on the Status of Women?
The United States of America needs to support women who are willing to risk their safety in pursuit of gender equality, not stand in their way. I look forward to your responses to these questions. Thank you for your assistance.

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FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY et al. v. CROWDER; and vice versa.
EVANS, Judge.
Workmen's compensation. Butts Superior Court. Before Judge Sosebee.
This is a workmen's compensation case. The right of an insurer to subrogation is one of the principal questions herein; and the jurisdiction of the State Board of Workmen's Compensation to administer funds from an insurance policy for medical benefits, in excess of the statutory amount required, is the other principal question to be decided. The employee collected $55,998.40 from a third-party tortfeasor. The employer was carrying insurance for the statutory amount of $5,000, required for medical benefits, and by endorsement an additional $10,000 was added to the policy, making $15,000 as the total amount apparently available for medical expenses. The insurer had actually paid out $998.40 in compensation to the employee and $1,129 in medical expenses. Because of the large sum collected by the employee from the third-party tortfeasor, the in-surer contended, in effect, that it had given the proper notice of its right of subrogation and should not be required to pay anything; and the State Board of Workmen's Compensation agreed with the insurer in large part. The award of the board directed the employee to refund to the insurer $1,129 medical payments and $998.40 compensation payments (which had been collected at the rate of $38.40 per week according to the award), the total amount for compensation payments which the employee could collect being $15,360; and the order of the board further extinguished any future liability by the employer-insurer to the employee for compensation payments and for medical payments to the extent of the statutory amount which is $5,000. Thus, it might appear that the board's order attempted to extinguish $14,361.60 of compensation payments not yet collected by the employee, and $3,871.00 of medical payments not yet collected. (The employee had a judgment for a part of the above named compensation payments, and no ruling here is intended to determine the efficacy of that judgment.) The insurer, however, contends that because of the $15,000 limits as to medical payments in the insurance policy (whereas only $5,000 was required by statute) that it is entitled to a further judgment for an additional $10,000 as a credit against possible future medical expense. The employee contends the board erred in requiring him to repay any sum to the insurer; and erred in extinguishing the compensation payments retroactively for certain monthly payments which the insurer actually had not paid to him. He also contends the notice to him of the insurer's right to subrogation was defective. Held:
1. The rights and liabilities of employers and employees in a workmen's compensation case are governed by the Workmen's Compensation Act, as amended. The Act itself constitutes a complete code of laws upon its administration, hence no contract or agreement, written, oral or implied, can in any manner operate to change the law. Further, the board is not a court authorized to render judgments on contracts or render a declaratory judgment since it merely determines the amount of compensation and the time of payment in accordance with the Act. City of Hapeville v. Preston, 67 Ga. App. 350 (2) (20 SE2d 202); Maryland Cas. Co. v. Stephens, 76 Ga. App. 723 (47 SE2d 108); Tillman v. Moody, 181 Ga. 530, 531 (182 SE 906); Lloyd Adams Inc. v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co., 190 Ga. 633 (10 SE2d 46).
2. The Workmen's Compensation Board is without authority of law to revoke, modify or change an award or agreement, duly approved, for compensation and medical expenses retroactively. The attempt by the board to order the employer-claimant to repay certain payments received is beyond the authority of the board to change the finality of the judgment previously made by ordering repayment. It is an absolute nullity, and is surplusage to the award here made. Code 114-111, 114-403, 114-415, 114-705, 114-711, as amended by Ga. L. 1963, pp. 141, 145; Bishop v. Bussey, 164 Ga. 642, 647 (139 SE 212); Sutton v. Macon Gas Co., 46 Ga. App. 299 (2) (167 SE 543); Jones v. American Mut. Liab. Ins. Co., 48 Ga. App. 351 (172 SE 600); Hartford Acc. &c. Co. v. Tolison, 118 Ga. App. 660, 662 (165 SE2d 192); Gravitt v. Ga. Cas. Co., 158 Ga. 613 (123 SE 897); Aetna Life Ins. Co. v. Davis, 172 Ga. 258 (157 SE 449); Knight v. Shelby Mut. Ins. Co., 110 Ga. App. 149 (1) (137 SE2d 925).
3. The State Board of Workmen's Compensation having determined that all parties received notice of the subrogation rights of the insurer and employer as required in accordance with the workmen's compensation subrogation statute (Ga. L. 1922, pp. 185, 186, as amended; 1937, pp. 528, 530; Ga. L. 1963, pp. 141, 145; Code Ann. 114-403), the insurer and employer are entitled to subrogation rights under this law. However, the board had no authority over additional medical benefits provided by the additional medical coverage endorsement for $10,000 over and above that authorized by law (Code Ann. 114-403, 114-501 as amended by Ga. L. 1963, pp. 141, 145; Ga. L. 1968, pp. 3, 6). The board has jurisdiction over such sum only to the amount of $5,000. The additional medical coverage endorsement is a contract by and between the insurer and the employer which provides rights to the employee in which he has property rights to sue. See Code Ann. 3-108 (Ga. L. 1949, p. 455).
4. The board did not err in holding that the award of medical payments was "extinguished to the extent of the compensation payments for which Fireman's Fund Insurance Company is liable and the medical payments up to the statutory amount" of $5,000. However, the board erred in directing Crowder to refund any sums either for medical payments or for weekly compensation payments heretofore awarded to him. While the cross appellant claims that the court erred in extinguishing the claim of the employee for compensation payments or medical payments which were past due and unpaid at the date of the award, this was not the effect of the award.
5. Since as ruled above, the board could not order the employee-claimant to refund any payments heretofore made to him under an award, and that the same was surplusage, but that the findings of the board were otherwise correct, the judgment of the lower court must be affirmed. However, no ruling is here made as to the right of the subrogee to file any civil action against either the claimant or the insurer of the third-party tortfeasor. See Branch & Howard v. Ga. Cas. Co., 39 Ga. App. 319 (147 SE 144); Knight v. Shelby Mut. Ins. Co., supra.
DEEN, Judge, concurring specially.
I concur in the result reached by the writer of the majority opinion but feel that the proper judgment to be entered up would be "Judgment affirmed on main appeal; affirmed in part and reversed in part on cross appeal."
I am authorized to state that Judges Pannell and Whitman, concur herewith.
HALL, Presiding Judge, dissenting.
I concur in the holding that the board has no jurisdiction over medical coverage in excess of the statutory $5,000 and therefore cannot adjudicate subrogation rights in excess of this limit.
While the majority opinion states the judgment is affirmed, the language of Divisions 2, 4 and 5 appears to reverse that part of the court's judgment which affirmed the hoard's directive that the claimant refund to the insurer the sums previously received in compensation and medical expenses. It is to this language that I dissent.
The opinion says the board is without authority to alter the finality of its previous judgment that compensation was payable. The action of the board did not revoke its previous decision. It merely exercised its authority to enforce subrogation rights which are clearly provided in Code Ann. 114-403. The bard has the authority to decide and enforce subrogation issues arising under the Act. See Travelers Ins. Co. v. Houch, 118 Ga. App. 154, 156 (162 SE2d 781), cert. den. 118 Ga. App. 867. The majority opinion seems to hold that the board has no jurisdiction over Code Ann. 114-403. This is difficult to understand when Code 114-715 provides: "All questions arising under this Title, if not settled by agreements of the parties interested therein, with the approval of the State Board of Workmen's Compensation, shall be determined by the members, except as otherwise herein provided."
To hold that the claimant cannot be ordered to refund amounts already received from the insurer even though he has also recovered from the tortfeasor is to nullify the real purpose of Code Ann. 114-403 as defined by Georgia court decisions. The Supreme Court has held: "The real purpose of the provisions in the workmen's compensation law for giving to the employer the right of subrogation has been described as a means for recouping the employer's loss and to prevent a double recovery by the employee and to do substantial justice." Southern R. Co. v. Overnite Transportation Co., 223 Ga. 825, 830 (158 SE2d 387). This court has held, quoting 2 Larson's Workmen's Compensation Law 166-167, 71.20: "It is elementary that the claimant should not be allowed to keep the entire amount both of his compensation award and of his common law damage recovery. The obvious disposition of the matter is to give the employer so much of the negligence recovery as is necessary to reimburse him for his compensation outlay, and give the employee the excess. This is fair to everyone concerned: the employer, who, in a fault sense, is neutral, comes out even; the third person pays exactly the damages he would normally pay, which is correct, since to reduce his burden because of the relation between the employer and the employee would be a simple windfall to him which he has done nothing to deserve; and the employee gets a fuller reimbursement for actual damages sustained than is possible under the compensation system alone." Travelers Ins. Co. v. Houck, supra, p. 155. Subrogation normally arises when the person seeking it has made a "payment." Adel Banking Co. v. Parrish, 84 Ga. App. 329, 332 (66 SE2d 150); First Nat. Bank v. American Surety Co., 71 Ga. App. 112, 117 (30 SE2d 402).
Further, to hold that there can be no refund for amounts already received will induce workmen's compensation insurers to delay as long as possible, by means of any and every technicality, the payment of benefits when they know they have, in effect, no subrogation. The result will be the negation of a process which was designed to afford speedy relief to an injured worker.
In my opinion, neither the board nor the superior court is in error.
I am authorized to state that Judge Eberhardt concurs in this dissent.
ON MOTION FOR REHEARING.
On December 18, 1970, Judge Hall, the writer of the dissent in this case, dissented, requiring, under our rules, that these cases be considered by the entire court. The vote now stands in case #45559 with seven Judges for affirmance, and two for dissent. As to case #45560, three of the majority of seven are of the opinion that the judgment should be affirmed in part and reversed insofar as the board attempted to require the claimant Crowder to refund sums received under its claim for payments as workmen's compensation. The majority of seven are in full agreement that the board, being only administrative in nature, had no authority whatsoever to act as a court and attempt to require a claimant to refund any payments. Four of the judges here, including the writer of the majority, are of the opinion that this language was mere surplusage, beyond the authority of the board to act, and amounts to a mere nullity, requiring no reversal. It is quite clear that all the parties involved in this case sought to make this administrative board into a court to declare the rights of the parties (Ga. L. 1945, p. 137; 1959, pp. 236, 238) which can only be done in the superior courts of this State.
The movant here professes still not to understand the decision rendered, professing that the decision implies that any attempt by the insurer to recover these amounts which it had paid, would not lie in any court. This court rendered no such decision since that question must be decided by a court having jurisdiction of the parties and of the subject matter. However, this court did hold that the board was correct in determining that all parties received notice of the subrogation rights of the insurer and employer as required by the statute, and the board properly stopped all future payments of workmen's compensation.
But the main thrust of the motion is that the court erred in holding that the board had no authority over additional medical benefits provided by the additional medical coverage endorsement for $10,000 over and above that authorized by the statute. Even the dissenting judges here are in agreement that the board has no such jurisdiction. Hence, this portion of our judgment is, in effect, affirmed by all nine of our judges. The dissent simply seeks to require the board, in a subrogation case, to declare the rights of all the parties and render a judgment accordingly. Seven of the judges of the majority do not agree.
Because of the history of these cases, and to avoid any future misunderstanding, the above is added to this opinion. We thus repeat: "No ruling is here made as to the right of the subrogee to file any civil action against either the claimant or the insurer of the third party tortfeasor." Since the Workmen's Compensation Board is not a court and has no jurisdiction to declare the rights of the parties as a superior court, it can merely determine the amount of compensation and the time of payment and change the award it previously made.
Swift, Currie, McGhee & Hiers, W. Wray Eckl, for appellants.
ARGUED SEPTEMBER 16, 1970 -- DECIDED FEBRUARY 23, 1971 -- REHEARING DENIED MARCH 18, 1971 -- CERT. APPLIED FOR.
TRUCKSTOPS OF AMERICA, INC. et al. v. ENGRAM. (229 Ga. App. 616) (494 SE2d 709) (1997)
A91A1722. LUMBER TRANSPORT, INC. v. INTERNATIONAL INDEMNITY COMPANY; and vice versa. (203 Ga. App. 588) (417 SE2d 365) (1992)
GEORGIA CASUALTY & SURETY COMPANY v. RANDALL. (162 Ga. App. 532) (292 SE2d 118) (1982)
WILLS v. ST. PAUL FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY et al. (143 Ga. App. 562) (239 SE2d 219) (1977)
DELTA AIR LINES, INC. et al. v. WOODS. (137 Ga. App. 693) (224 SE2d 763) (1976)
WILLIAMSON v. GULF INSURANCE COMPANY et al.; and vice versa. (137 Ga. App. 79) (222 SE2d 885) (1975)
PACIFIC EMPLOYERS INSURANCE COMPANY et al. v. KING. (133 Ga. App. 458) (211 SE2d 396) (1974)
WHITE et al. v. LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY et al. (131 Ga. App. 630) (206 SE2d 576) (1974)
COBB v. PACIFIC EMPLOYERS INSURANCE COMPANY et al. (125 Ga. App. 546) (188 SE2d 263) (1972)


We often think of software architecture as one of those things we just have to do right at the beginning of a project, often using fancy tools. In this talk, James offers an alternative. What decisions would we make differently if we had the ability to rapidly evolve our architecture? The tools and techniques we now have available allow a new type of architectural decision making possible; from Software Defined Networking, IaaS and Continuous Delivery to Real Options and Architecture Decision Records. James will cover prerequisites that allow us to make small bets on architecture and explore the strange world of evolutionary design made possible by these techniques.
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A salute to eclectic contemporary style, each piece celebrates the unadorned beauty of salvaged wood.Crafted from rough-hewn solid Mahogany, the Townsend group's planks are left un-planed and are hand-sanded to preserve saw marks from the milling process. Panels are then treated with a white glaze and finished with a beautiful Java color.
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Studio photography can be complicated for even the most advanced photographer, and with the broad range of products available knowing where to start can be confusing. This course aims to demystify studio photography, explaining the jargon and making it easy to understand. You will be shown new techniques and how to set up lights, and then given the opportunity to try out your new skills with various lighting styles and a live model.


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HomeTamil MovieKa Pae Ranasingam Tamil Movie Review
Ka Pae Ranasingam Tamil Movie Review
James Occoner Sunday, October 04, 2020
Vijay Sethupathi, Aiswarya Rajesh, Poo Ramu, Rangaraj Pandey, Bhavani, and others are all directing the film to zeePlex OTT today. Directed by Director Virumandi, the film is produced by KJR Studios. Music composer Gibran has composed the music for the film.
Ranasingham (Vijay Sethupathi) is a young man from Ramanathapuram who is in the grip of water shortage. He is constantly giving voice to the problems of the village. He also plays a romantic prank with Ariyanachi (Ayyarajesh). At one point, Ranasingham, who is going to Dubai, is breaking down when it comes to the news that he has died there. Ariyanachi wants to bring her husband's body home and see her face at least once, and there are many obstacles in power. Despite all this, she struggled to see her husband last, and what finally happened?
Vijay Sethupathi as Ranasinghe. If there is a problem in the town, he is a young man who comes to the village and gives a voice to him. Vijay Sethupathi's trademark stuff is amazing with a soft body language and a salt dialogue.
Beyond the heroine of the film, Ishwarya Rajesh has mixed up another hero. The emotional struggles that she has shown in her face to rescue her husband make the film a 'One of the Best' by Ishwarya Rajesh. Especially in the climax scene, he is so deep in acting. No matter how many films they have done, Vijay Sethupathi and Aishwarya Rajesh's chemistry is fresh.
The acting of GV Prakash's sister Bhavani Sri, who is Vijay Sethupathi's sister, is hopeful in the first film itself. Rangaraj Pandey as a kalakad, Poo Ramu, Vela Ramamurthy, Muniskanth, and Arunraja Kamaraj are the people of Ramanathapuram. The music of Jibran and the lyrics of Vairamuthu have given the songs to the field. The music director is impressed by the background music.
Cameraman Ekambaram's camera brings heat to the southern districts on the screen. The cinematographer's success made the reality of the land, be it dry landscapes or night water pipes. Dialogues, editing, and art direction have done their job well.
Director Virumandi has also shown the family and social environment that has brought them to work abroad from the village. The film is specially shot in the airport scene, climax, and the way everyone has gone abroad. The director who has been a live lying face-to-face slap is a must to appreciate the fact that the funeral for a celebrity actress is not going to happen easily.
If the screenplay was fixed, Ranasingham would have been an inevitable Tamil film. However, the film impresses us with the way in which the essential idea was made to be expressed, realistically, and deeply, between emotional struggles.
Verdict: The common man's disability and anger is a very honest way of saying the same. Ranasingham stands high. It is definitely an effort to appreciate it.
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Michael Gibson (1918-2000), a prolific children's author, was the art editor of the Eagle comic during the 1950s. As his niece, I became the lucky recipient of a gift subscription which, arriving earlier than the copies in the shops, made me the envy of my schoolmates (especially the boys). Towards the end of his life, Michael started to write memoirs of his own childhood and his life as a writer, but died before he could finish them. I have now uploaded some edited extracts,and illustrated them with material from his own collection of books and ephemera. In future I plan to upload further extracts covering his childhood, as well as examples of his own artwork for comics, book covers and story illustrations.
Michael Gibson Memoirs: First Books and War Work. Gibson remembers his early interest in aircraft, writing his first book while still a schoolboy, and war work in Gloucestershire as a technical artist and in bomb disposal.
Michael Gibson: working for Eagle. Gibson's account of his early days working as art editor of Eagle comic in the nineteen-fifties.


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Ap Essay Buddhism Christianity Diffusion Differ
Paulina Oswald AP World History Per.3 Buddhism and Christianity both originated in the same time period, have similar founders and early struggles of diffusion. They differ in their reasons for becoming popular universalizing religions. Both Christianity and Buddhism were founded at around the same time with founders who were very much alike. Although Jesus was poor and Buddha was rich they both devoted their lives to their religion, Buddha in the process throwing away his
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Buddhism And Christianity In The Same Light
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Curious Scientist Dr. Doyeol Ahn Writes the Best Seller!
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First of all, I would like to explain why he wrote a novel. And I'll introduce to you which sources he got these ideas from.
Compared to other professors, Professor Doyeol Ahn is unique. Maybe, you really want to ask 'Why?' or 'What is the reason?' The answer is simple. He writes novels. Actually, he is both a writer and a professor at the UOS now. He writes a novel whenever he has spare moments. And finally, he completed his first book ¡AImperial Korea¡B with weaving plots in his intervals. His work was motivated by the presupposition that whoever can get a question about our history.
And nowadays, Korea is in a state of disorder. He added, through this novel, that there is the need of leadership in our society. "It's about ten years ago. When I used the 'HITEL', which a program that we used to connect to the Internet, I began to publish a novel serially. How would the history go if the past had been changed? Above all, I had the image of changing the peasants' uprising at that time and following that. It was the start of ¡AEncyclopedia Coreana¡B.
The idea just popped up from the modern Sci-Fi movies like the ¡AStar track¡B, ¡ABack to the Future¡B, ¡A2009 Lost in Memories¡B, and ¡ATimeline¡B. These movies show a war history coexisting with time and history. They helped me to develop a novel in detail."
In those days, even these imaginary historical novels that had a great vogue were not smooth in all the process of publication. He started to write this book in the early 1990. However, the novel was discontinued for almost 10 years, because he was so busy studying.
Anyway thanks to the netizens who read my novel on the Internet and asked me to publish a novel serially, it can finally issue out. When the novel came out, he was glad just like a baby was born. "As it is considered as MY first work, I am so satisfied." 10 copies of the first edition have been published. I gave my first novel to my dear hearts.
I bestowed the book as a gift to the president, my mother, my best friends and lastly one student who got a good grade on the Engineering Mathematics' term quiz. He looked confusing at first, however, liked it very much soon," He smiled.
His literary style has something special.
Probably, once you read his novel, you can find the style somewhat similar to other books. Both Raymond Carver and especially Murakami Haruki had an effect on his literary style. Most of Raymond's stories are the third person style. However, ¡AGod's children dance¡B which influenced Dr. Ahn is the first person style. In latter case, Murakami Haruki, the subordinate culture had an effect on him.
"Hmm... usually, what is called, the frequent contacts and the interactions among people communicating with each other make a quality of customs and youth. He is known as a writer who changed a novel paradigm with Japan. Like this, his literary style that is affirmative, clear, and concise was made to imitate.
And Raymond Carver was a writer who has written only short stories or medium-length stories for 50 years. In my shallow view, the realm of his literary was excessively realistic. Thus, at the outset, I had no trouble to read his novels for it was easy to understand and also it had been related to my major.
If I make a long story short, as I was mentioned, both former and latter might influence my style.
Merits or Demerits of the Writing
Writing a novel as a doctor of Engineering, I have gotten merits rather than demerits. In my case, the inspiration for a novel moved in my laboratory.
It is just one of those common things. For instance, two times calculations of two dimensions simply turn into one time calculation from three dimensions. That is only possible in a fictional world. However, now this idea has become the basic principle to realize the quantum computing.
But, it's not always good. It has both bright and seamy sides. The harder I write, I can't throw the decreased interpersonal relationships away. Anyway, each follows its own kind. However, I never regret what I has chosen as I could find the worth.
If you give a message to people who want to open a new field, what advice do you give to them?
"In ¡AEncyclopedia Coreana¡B I like to write a composition constitutionally. Even me, I started it without knowing how it would end. So to say, I embarked in this job with nothing. Only for interest! You know, if you do something with deep interest, you can do anything.
'What do I really want to do?' is the very significant question. It is natural for people to enjoy doing things they like rather than things they dislike."
Final question, about his scheme and some words he wants to ask the UOSians for.
"I wish you visit my site at http://cafe.daum.net/encyclopcorea or Ujoa.com. And try to write a novel in your own style."
"The UOS is excellent and UOSians are distinguished from other university students in the proportion of professors to students, and also different in leadership. To begin with, you must know yourself about what you want to be." He expressed feeling at a loss. "Plan ahead! I really like this sentence personally.
Taking it as my motto, I constantly do my best under any circumstances. For this reason, whenever I write a novel I'm dreaming of taking the rostrum. Enjoy the present, the UOSians!"
1988 -He graduated from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. (During the period of attendance at the university, he was chosen as a Grand for Teaching Excellence (GTE) fellow, and also he was prized with both Ross J. Martin Award and Robert T. Chien Memorial Award) 1988~1989 -At a research laboratory of IBM Thomas J Watson Lab, he was a researcher in New York.
1989~1992 -He became an assistant professor at the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the PoHang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH).
1992~1996 -He was the chief researcher at the LG research institute. 1996~ -He became a professor at the University of Seoul (UOS).
1998~ up to now -He is a professor of the UOS at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Also, he is the head of the project, Creative Research Initiatives of Quantum Information Processing.
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Petrus Vulcanius of Pieter De Smet (Brugge, ca. 1503 - Mechelen 1571) was een humanistisch geleerde en ambtenaar.

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Petrus Vulcanus was de zoon van Andries De Smet en Margriete Krippijn. Hij kreeg onderricht in de Brugse Bogaerdenschool, een school voor behoeftige en verlaten kinderen, gesubsidieerd door de stad Brugge. In juni 1523 werd hij als 'arme' ingeschreven aan de universiteit van Leuven. Ook deze studies werden door Brugge betoelaagd. Hij promoveerde in de rechten in 1527.

Hij vervolgde zijn studies aan het Collegium Trilingue in Leuven, waar hij zich verder bekwaamde in het Latijn en het Grieks.
Hij knoopte er vriendschap aan met Erasmus, met de hellenist J. van Stazeele, met de leraar Hebreeuws J. Van Campen en met zijn stadgenoten Johannes Vasaeus en Jacob van Halewijn, kanunnik in het kapittel van de O. L. Vrouwkerk.

Dankzij de voorspraak van Erasmus en Juan Luis Vives verbleef Vulcanius van 1529 tot 1531 in Londen als huisonderwijzer voor Charles Blount, de zoon van lord William Mountjoy. Op 1 september 1531 werd hij benoemd tot taalman of juridisch ambtenaar van de stad Brugge. Vanaf toen onderhield hij veel relaties met humanisten, meer bepaald in Brugge met Juan Luis Vives, Jacobus Curtius, Jan Fevijn, Joris Cassander en nog veel anderen buiten Brugge.

In 1543 ondernam Vulcanius een lange reis naar Duitsland en Italië. Hetzelfde jaar trouwde hij met Adrianette Truwaert. Het echtpaar kreeg vijf kinderen, onder wie Bonaventura Vulcanius. Op 1 februari 1550 werd hij benoemd tot stadspensionaris van Middelburg in Zeeland.

Zijn carrière bereikte een hoogtepunt toen hij in februari 1557 benoemd werd tot procureur bij de Grote Raad van Mechelen. Hij oefende dit ambt uit tot aan zijn dood.

Literatuur
 Alfons DEWITTE, Peter en Bonaventura De Smet, alias Vulcanius, in: Handelingen van het genootschap voor geschiedenis in Brugge, 1978, blz. 17-42.

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Solar power technology has recently taken a giant leap forward and this has an abundance of possibilities for camping and how we use power while we visit the campsite. Now solar powered tents, camper vans, caravans and any other method of camping can use sunshine which is less intense to gather energy. Yes, even on a cloudy day!
Until now the most important element of generating power from the sun was to have bright sunshine. This is now longer the case as the National Physical Laboratory have recently announced they have managed to create solar panels which are more efficient when the sun is less intense. In fact these new solar panels are up to 3% more effective on cloudy days they are on sunny days.
Researchers at the UK based National Physical Laboratory have been working on solar photovoltaic and organic electronics, and this breakthrough is with cells called organic photovoltaics. They are made up of small organic molecules which act as semiconductors as they're exposed to solar radiation. But the most amazing thing is they can be dissolved into a solution and then 3D printed in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours, and then used in whichever way you choose.
For the time being, the only drawback is the fact that organic photovoltaics are currently 50% less efficient than their silicon-based counterparts, however, it is simply a matter of time before the UK laboratory manages to improve this output. Until then, we can start to dream of ways this new technology can improve our carbon footprint and our leisure time.
The material is thin and flexible like cloth.
It can be printed in sheets.
It can easily be added to any vehicle, electronics or cloth based product.
These materials can be customised through 3D printing.
They work better than silicon based products in low and diffused light conditions.
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I talked about a good paper about google hacking the other day in a post titled "Google hacking is on the up!" that talked about Nitesh Dhanjani's paper on google hacking. The paper mentioned a link to a great web site on the subject of google hacking called Johnny, I hack Stuff's website. This site includes a forum on the subject, some downloads for some tools and also a database of over 1000 search strings that can be used for hacking with google search. Nitesh's paper at the end includes a sample tool that can be used to run multiple queries against google to test your own site (or someone else�s) for any search strings that show up data and URL's that could be a security risk. The Johnny behind the site is Johnny Long and he has also written a book published by Syngress (ISBN:1931836361) and published 1 December 2004. The book "Google Hacking for Penetration Testers" is available from Amazon amongst others.
The book has good reviews and sounds very thorough. I plan to buy it at the weekend in Borders or Waterstones if they have it in, if not from Amazon - I will let you know what I think after I get it and read it.
The website contains also a database of search strings - the database is called "Google Hacking Database (GHDB)!". This is a great list broken down into categories such as advisories and vulnerabilities, error messages, files containing passwords, files containing juicy info, pages containing login portals, sensitive directories, vulnerable files and many more.
There are of course many Oracle security search strings in the database but there doesn't seem to be a search box for the database to isolate the all of the Oracle search strings or anyway to download all of a particular group of searches such as the Oracle ones.
There is also a list of "signatures" that were part of Nitesh's article that may be useful but again they are not Oracle specific.


A northerly wind comes from the north.
A northerly current goes towards the north.
Currents can help or hinder a kayak journey, and in some cases create rough sea conditions. Currents may be created by the rise and fall of the tides, in which case they are called tidal streams, or created by wind and convection currents. Most of the world's coastline, including most of the USA, has a small to moderate tidal range and is more affected by currents not caused by the tides. Click here for a diagram of global currents affecting North America. Along a coast with a big tidal range as in Maine, British Columbia and north-west Europe the main currents are tidal streams.
Tidal streams seldom flow at more than 2 knots. A knot is one nautical mile per hour so 2 knots is 2.3 mph. For comparison, a mature river typically flows at 3 knots and a steep whitewater river at 6.5 knots.
Tidal streams can flow at 3 knots or more at exposed headlands, or where the sea pours through a narrow channel or out of a shallow estuary. If the shape of the sea bed is just right, a 3 knot tide is capable of creating an area of large, toppling waves. See Overfalls & Tide Races. However such hazards are rare. Tidal streams are generally something for a sea kayaker to be aware of, not to fear. Strong currents make life more interesting, and with a little planning you can get a free ride to your destination.
In an area of semi-diurnal tides like the north Atlantic, you might expect a coastal current to flow in one direction for six hours until high tide, then stop and flow the other way for six hours until low tide, with a pause of 15 minutes or so ("slack water") before it changes direction. Coastal currents do very often flow in alternating directions and they do very often change direction at about the same time as local high tide or low tide. Surface flow and deep water flow do not necessarily change direction at the same time. In a channel, surface flow at the edge tends to change direction at a different time to that in the middle. Take the straits of Dover, which are the narrowest part of the shallow channel between Britain and France. Tidal streams at Dover don't start to flow out towards the Atlantic until five hours after local high water, and they start to come in towards the North Sea one hour before local high water.
In an area of mixed tides such as Seattle, two consecutive high tides or low tides may be of very different heights and the effect on tidal streams is what you would expect. A powerful flood tide in the morning may be followed by a weak ebb, then a weak flood, then a powerful ebb in the evening.
You can safely cross areas of extreme tidal streams by going at slack water, or at the time of the month when the tidal range is small. See Spring / Neap Tides. During neap tides, tidal streams usually flow about half as fast as during spring tides. That reduction in speed very often means that intimidating tide rips and dangerous overfalls become no more than uneasy swirls on the surface.
"The sailorman cares nothing for their theories but goes by real knowledge and I by my sworn authority, the Admiralty texts, the like of which for excellence the world has not. 'High water, full and change, six hours 13 minutes after Dover. The stream is barely perceptible in the first three hours of the flood but runs very strongly in the third, and through three-quarters of the fourth hour, after which it slackens. There is no perceptible stream in the last two hours of the flood'. Or again 'On rounding Devil's Point the tide is lost'. There is no theorizing, no mumbo-jumbo. The thing itself, reality, is stated... the Channel Pilot tells you the truth. You stick blindly to its text and you are saved".
Tide tables tell you the time of high and low tide, and the tidal range. You also need to know the timing, speed and direction of tidal streams, and you can find this data in twol places - in tidal diamonds on charts, and in a current atlas.
On most maritime charts you will find at least a couple of "tidal diamonds". These are small magenta diamonds printed on the chart, each containing a letter or number which refers to a table of data in the margin. The table gives the direction of flow as a compass bearing for each hour before and after high tide. US charts on larger scales seldom have tidal diamonds but the same data can be found on the NOAA's Tidal Current Predictions pages. When the rate of flow slows down and the bearing changes dramatically, it must be slack water.
Numerical data in tables is not exactly convenient. The best way to understand the strength and direction of a tidal stream is graphically, with with a current atlas. See below.
Ready reckoners for tidal stream flow. Under the Rule of Twelfths, as long as you know the time and height of high tide you can predict roughly how high the tide will be at any time during the day. If you don't have a current atlas, various rules let you do the same for the speed of alternating tidal streams as long a you know the time of local slack water (which is not necessarily the same as local high tide or low tide). Each of the following is popular with some seafarers in areas of alternating tidal streams with semi-diurnal tides. They're all approximate and they each give different results.
At slack water, there may be a few confused currents but the overall mass of water is stationary. The Rule of Thirds describes the flow at this time as 0/3. An hour later the rate of flow is 1/3 of the maximum printed on the chart. At two hours it is 2/3, at three it is 3/3, at four it is 2/3, at five it is 1/3 again, and after six it is slack water, so 0/3.
Alternatively there is the 50/90 Rule which is often more accurate but perhaps not quite so easy to use in high wind and waves. It states that an hour after slack water the rate of flow is 50% of the maximum, at two hours it is 90%, at three hours 100%, at four hours 90% again, at 5 hours 50% and at six hours 0%.
Or there's the Règle des Sixièmes (slack water - zero flow. First hour after, 3/6 flow. In the second hour after, 5/6 flow, in the third hour, 6/6 flow, then 5/6, then 3/6). Popular in France.
Current atlas. Shows the direction of tidal streams at different times of day and uses thick and thin arrows to represent their speed. Has a page for each hour before and after high water.
Various organizations publish current atlases. This thumbnail links to a sample page from an Admiralty "tidal stream atlas" of the entire English Channel, an area 400 miles across with some of the strongest tidal streams in the world. Click here for the main image. Atlases on a larger scale are available for the areas within magenta boxes. That's the Thames estuary, straits of Dover, Isle of Wight, Weymouth, and the Baie de St Malo. Later on this page you will find pages from an atlas on a very large scale showing the port of Dover.
To make high tide in the North Sea, a lot of water has to flow east from the Atlantic. Half pours round the top of Scotland and half flows up the English Channel.The English Channel is shaped like a long funnel, more than 100 miles wide at the Atlantic end, but only 22 miles wide at the eastern end which is known as the Dover straits.
The sample page shows tidal flows 4 hours before high water in Dover. As the flood tide enters the wide end of the funnel it starts by creating quite a gentle current, seldom reaching 2 knots. As the funnel gets narrower, every major headland that sticks out into the current causes it to speed up locally even in deep water. Where the water is relatively shallow, the tidal stream speeds up beyond 3 knots and becomes turbulent. Hence the tide races at Lands End, Dodman Point near Falmouth, Start Point (photo on next page) and Portland Bill. There are fast currents off St Catherine's Point on the Isle of Wight, but for really fast currents you have to cross the Channel.
This graphic shows some of the same information as a current atlas.
The headlands that stick out furthest into the current are on the French side, and the most prominent is the Cap de la Hague on the end of the Cotentin peninsula. Just offshore, tidal streams flow at up to 12 knots in the Race of Alderney (Raz Blanchard). The Channel Islands are just to the south-west. A little further south and west are the two main headlands at the tip of Brittany, where strong tidal streams often create hazardous sea conditions in the Raz de Sein, which is between the Pointe du Raz and the Isle de Sein, and near the Ile d'Ouessant which was known to British sailors as Ushant. There is some very good kayaking in both places, but you need to get the tides right.
We might expect tidal streams in the straits of Dover to be particularly fast because this is the narrow end of the funnel where the flood tide has to squeeze through a gap, and the vertical tidal range at Dover during spring tides can be more than 15 feet. The current does indeed often run at 2 or 3 knots, and kayaking against that is slow and difficult. When a moderate wind blows in the opposite direction to a strong current it creates steep, choppy waves. These ''wind over tide" conditions may be too much for beginner or intermediate kayakers, but can avoided by staying in more sheltered waters. However by the time the flood tide reaches the straits of Dover it is near its destination and has started to lose its force. There are no extreme currents, overfalls or other tidal hazards in the straits.
The current atlas for any particular area has only 13 pages and is a good buy. It is worth having a small-scale one covering your part of the world, for example the whole of western Scotland. For an area with strong or complex tides, it is worth getting a current atlas on a larger scale. For example, covering just south Devon. A few large-scale atlases are published by the official chart-makers. For areas where these are not available, often one has been produced by local enthusiasts. They tend not to stay in print forever, but you can often buy a secondhand copy through the internet or find one online courtesy of local kayakers or sailors.
If you want to cross from one island to another and there is a strong tidal stream flowing through the channel between them, you are in exactly the same position as if you want to kayak across a river. If you try simply kayaking across it at 90 degrees you will immediately start to sag off course down-tide. By the time you reach the other side you will be considerably down-tide from your target and you will then have to go directly upstream to reach it. There is a more stylish technique - see Ferry Glides.
A beginner kayaker may not realize that it is possible to get run over if you try to cross just up-tide of an anchored ship.
If a ship is moored or anchored in water with a 3 knot current, for a kayaker it is exactly if the ship is travelling at 3 knots.
An adverse current is seldom strong enough to be more than a nuisance, slowing you down if you are going the other way. It's often possible to time a trip so that the current is with you both ways, for example by launching at the top of an estuary two hours before low water, going down with the tide and returning with the flood two hours after low water. That particular trip won't be realistic if low tide is at 7 am, or the top of the estuary dries out except two hours each side of high water. Most daytrips mean going against the tide at some point.
You may encounter a strong adverse current at the very tip of a headland or in a narrow channel which drains a large area such as an estuary. To go against that, your kayak needs speed. A traditional Greenland kayak has it, an ordinary sit-on-top doesn't.
If you have to go upstream, usually the answer is to stay as close to shore as possible.
If you want to go up an estuary against the ebb tide you will probably find sea waves to help you enter the mouth. Each wave will push you on your way a little and you may be able to surf on some of them. A wind blowing upriver may send helpful waves right up the estuary, as well as pushing you directly (leeway). Of course you can have too much of a good thing. A strong wind blowing against a strong current will create steep breaking waves (wind against tide conditions) which may capsize an inexperienced kayaker.
A current in the sea behaves very much like a river, so a back eddy or counter-current forms downstream of everything which obstructs the flow. On one side of an eddy the water constantly flows upstream. A kayaker who wants to get to the tip of a headland against the current will find that just downstream of it there is an eddy 5 yards in diameter, or 10 yards or 100 yards. The inshore side will be flowing in the direction (s)he wants to go. See Back Eddies. Large eddies sometimes form alarming swirls on the surface but are seldom a problem to an intermediate kayaker. See Large Back Eddies & Whirlpools.
Earlier on this page we looked at an extract from the current atlas of the English Channel at 4 hours before local high water. Here are two large-scale pages showing the port of Dover at the same time and also 2 hours after high water. This is a very big harbor with room to develop eddy currents like a bay.
2 hours after high water the main current during spring tides is about 1 knot north-easterly. Where the current piles up against the western arm of the port, it flows along that wall at a good 2.5 knots and creates a noticeable eddyline across the western entrance. A kayaker wanting to go against the current along the western arm would soon realise that the only way to do it is to go 100 yards out to sea. However, the second image shows that everywhere else at that time a kayaker who stayed close inshore would find a useful countercurrent - a free ride against the main current.
Sometimes even the largest scale of current atlas would not show any helpful counter-currents but that doesn't mean there aren't any.
A kayaker can use eddies on a small scale as in the illustration at left. On the downstream side of every rock that breaks the surface of a river, you will find an eddy large enough for the front of your kayak to sit in while you have a rest and admire the view. Thank you to Alan Byde for permission to use this illustration from his classic book Living Canoeing (A&C Black, 1969).
A whitewater kayaker can often go some distance upstream by sprinting from one eddy to another (eddyhopping). On the downstream side of every little roughness of the river bank you will find a micro-eddy which provides enough shelter for you to hold your kayak against the bank with gentle movements of your paddle while you get your breath back.
It's the same where a current flows past a shoreline or along the foot of cliffs - there are small eddies all the way along. By staying as close as possible to the shore, you can use them to go against the main current. Back eddies or not, an adverse current is usually slower next to the shore because of friction and turbulent flow.
You can also find shelter from an adverse current by staying inshore of a bed of kelp or a barrier reef.
(b) wait until the tide turns and flows in the other direction, or at least slows down.


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В сезоне 2008/2009 розыгрыш Еврокубка состоялся под эгидой УЛЕБ и ФИБА Европа. Если в 2008 году в турнире выступали 54 клуба, то в сезоне 2008/2009 участниками соревнований стали всего 48 команд. «Финал восьми» прошёл на арене Паласпорт Олимпико в Турине со 2 по 5 апреля 2009 года. Обладателем Кубка Европы стал баскетбольный клуб из Литвы «Летувос Ритас», в финале обыгравший со счётом 80 — 74 вице-чемпионов России БК «Химки» (Московская область).

Команды участники Кубка Европы 2008/2009

Топ 32

Топ 16
Второй групповой этап стартовал 27 января 2009 года.

Финал Восьми
Финал Восьми прошёл со 2 по 5 апреля 2009 года в Турине, Италия.

Финал (5 апреля)

Матчи 1/2 финала (4 апреля)
 Химки (Московская область)  — Бильбао () — 79:73 (26:21, 14:14, 18:15, 21:23)
Х: Дельфино — 18. Фридзон — 14+8 подборов. Маккарти — 12.
Б: Рекер — 21. Банич — 15. Сальгадо — 9.

 Хемофарм (Вршац) () — Летувос Ритас (Вильнюс)  — 68:73 (14:24, 14:12, 19:13, 21:24)
Л: Петравичюс — 23. Лукаускис — 15. Эйдсон — 13.
Г: Йоксимович — 24. Марьянович — 9+10 подборов. Маркович — 9.

Матчи 1/4 финала
В парах 1-2 матчи прошли 2 апреля, в парах 3-4 матчи пройду 3 апреля.

 Бенетон (Тревизо) () — Летувос Ритас (Вильнюс)  — 79:85 (27:18, 16:31, 19:16, 17:20)

 Динамо (Москва) () — Хемофарм (Вршац) () — 85:93 (18:20, 23:25, 19:25, 25:23)

 Бильбао () — Задар () — 76:67 (24:11, 15:20, 14:22, 23:14)

 Памеса (Валенсия) () — Химки (Московская область)  — 73:76 (20:20, 13:17, 21:17, 19:22)

В: Оливер — 18. Мартинес — 11. Куко — 9. Нильсен — 9.
Х: Уилкинсон — 15. Дельфино — 12. Гарбахоса — 12. Фридзон — 11.

Награды

MVP Кубка Европы 2008/2009
  Чак Эйдсон ( Летувос Ритас (Вильнюс))

MVP финала Кубка Европы 2008/2009
  Марийонас Петравичюс ( Летувос Ритас (Вильнюс))

Символическая первая сборная Кубка Европы 2008/2009
  Чак Эйдсон ( Летувос Ритас (Вильнюс))
  Келли Маккарти ( Химки (Московская область))
  Бостан Начбар ( Динамо (Москва))
  Тодор Гечевски ( Задар)
  Марко Банич ( Бильбао)

Символическая вторая сборная Кубка Европы 2008/2009
  Хамид Эль-Амин ( Азовмаш (Мариуполь))
  Гэрри Нил ( Бенетон (Тревизо))
  Тревис Хансен ( Динамо (Москва))
  Мэтт Нильсен ( Памеса (Валенсия))
  Сандро Ницевич ( Бенетон (Тревизо))

Новичок года
  Милан Мачван ( Хемофарм (Вршац))

Тренер года
  Октай Махмути ( Бенетон (Тревизо))

См. также
 Евролига 2008/2009
 Кубок вызова ФИБА 2008/2009
 Награды Кубка Европы

Примечания

Ссылки
 EuroCup Официальный сайт
 Евробаскет сайт

Кубок Европы УЛЕБ
2008 год в баскетболе
2009 год в баскетболе
Кубок Европы по баскетболу


Hello! It's time for another Your Next Stamp Fun Friday Challenge and this time we want to see your CAS Style!
For my card I used the adorable Love and Smiles Stamp Set. I started by sponging my background with Tumbled Glass and Mowed Lawn Distress Oxide Ink. I then stamped my image with Black Olive Ink and colored with Copics. I cut it out and popped it up with foam tape over the background.
For the sentiment, I used the new Fancy Wishing Word Die along with a sentiment from the Magical Wishing Wells Stamp Set. Finally, I added a couple The Perfect Blend Gumdrops and it was complete! Very simple!
Hello! It's time for a new Fun Friday Challenge at YNS and this time we would like to see flowers! Another perfect challenge for spring!
I decided to use one of the new stamp sets-Wishing Well Fairy. Isn't she so adorable?! I stamped my sweet fairy with Black Olive Ink and colored with Copics. I then cut her out with the coordinating Wishing Well Fairy Die Set.
Hello and welcome to the April new release blog hop! Make sure you hop along to see all of the fabulous creations the DT came up with!
We are giving away a $25 YNS Gift Certificate to one lucky winner!!! The more blogs you hop to and comment on, the greater your chance of winning! You do not have to comment on all the blogs to win. The hop ends April 7th at 12 midnight (EST) and the winner will be announced on the YNS Blog on April 9th!
I used the newest addition to the photo booth line of stamps called Photo Booth Thumbs Up on my card today. I just can't get enough of these adorable cats and dogs and their fun poses! I chose the super cute Thumbs Up image and stamped it with Black Olive Ink. I colored with Copics and cut it out with the coordinating Photo Booth Thumbs Up Die Set. I then framed it with the Photo Booth Polaroid Die.
For the background, I used the new Paw Print Panel Die-so fun! I cut it out of Kraft Paper and then used various Distress Oxide Inks to sponge around it. I spritzed with water and then layered over some white cs. I colored all of the hearts in with a red Copic marker and then layered my image over the top. Finally I added the sentiment that I cut out with a Fishtail/Banner Die.
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Your Next Stamp April Preview!
Hello! It's April Preview Day at Your Next Stamp and all of the new products will be available tomorrow, April 4th at 11 am EST! To see the full list of blogs that have a preview, head over to the YNS Blog!
For my card, I used the adorable new Just Keep Floating stamp set! I just had to use this image because this is what I do all summer in our pool:) I even tried to recreate our backyard by adding the palm tree lol. One of the perks of living in Florida!
I stamped the image with Black Olive Ink, colored with Copics, and cut it out with the coordinating Just Keep Floating Die Set. I added a strip of blue cs for the water and then added the grass using the Grass Tuft Edge Die. The palm tree is from the Beach Day Die Set and I used one of the new Stitched Fishtail Banner Dies for the sentiment.
I sponged the background with Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide Ink and then used some watercolor paint to add the splatter. I added the clouds and then some of the new YNS Gumdrops and it was complete! So super cute!!!
Your Next Stamp Fun Friday Challenge #110-Pastel Colors!
Hello! It's time for a new Fun Friday Challenge and to celebrate spring, we would like you to use Pastel Colors on your project!
For my card I used the adorable new So Ewe-nique Stamp Set. I stamped the adorable images with Black Olive Ink and colored with Copic Markers. I then cut them out with the coordinating So Ewe-nique Die Set. I used the Grass Tuft Edge Die and the Stitched Grass Die for the ground an sponged the sky with Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide Ink.
For the background I used the fun new Flower Petal Panel Die and I added some Pretty Pastel Gumdrops to complete it!
Hello and welcome to the March new release blog. Make sure you hop along to see all the fabulous creations the DT came up with!
We are giving away a $25 YNS Gift Certificate to one lucky winner!!! The more blogs you hop to and comment on, the greater your chance of winning! You do not have to comment on all the blogs to win. The hop ends March 10th at 12 midnight (EST) and the winner will be announced on the YNS Blog on March 12th!
For my creation I used probably my favorite set from this release - So Mush Fun! Who doesn't love adorable mice and mushrooms?:) I stamped my darling image with Black Olive Ink and cut it out with the coordinating So Mush Fun Die Set. I then built a scene using the Stitched Grass Die and the Double Pierced Hills Die Set. The trees were cut with a Lawn Fawn die set. Finally, I stamped the sentiment and cut it out using a Cool Tag Four Die. I simply used the bottom of the tag die to cut off the top if that makes sense.
I just adore this sweet image!!! Make sure you take advantage of the special new release sale-20% off your entire purchase now through March 12th at 12:00 AM EST!
Your Next Stamp Fun Friday Challenge #106-Colors of Winter!
Head on over to the YNS Blog to see all of the DT feature cards, and leave a comment for your chance to win a stamp set of choice, AND you can also play along with the challenge for your chance to win a YNS Gift Certificate!!! Just leave a comment by February 6th and the winner will be announced February 8th! The challenge will close on February 14th at midnight EST.
For my card I used 2 adorable sets-Flurry of Happiness and Holiday Mice. I stamped my sweet images with Black Olive Ink and colored them with Copic Markers. I then cut them out with the coordinating Flurry of Happiness and Holiday Mice Die Sets.
For the background I used some Salty Ocean, Faded Jeans, and Chipped Sapphire Distress Oxide Ink to sponge my sky. Then I used water drops, some white paint, a white gel pen, and the snowflake stamps included in the Flurry of Happiness stamp set to add the falling snow. I then added the snowy hill cut with a die from the Double Pierced Hills Die Set and popped my images up with foam tape. So cute!!!
Hello! I have a fun little card to share with you today using more of the new release products from this month:) I just LOVE all the adorable new stamp sets and can't stop making things with them! Today I chose this super cute image from the new set Love and Hugs. I stamped the image with Black Olive Ink and cut it out with the coordinating Love and Hugs Die Set.
I once again used the Floating Heart Panel Die to cut a piece of cardstock and then used that as a stencil to sponge some hearts in the background. I used the super fun new Heart Flower Edge Die to cut a piece of red cs and then a piece of green cs to create my hill and flowers. I simply cut all of the "flowers" off of the green piece and then layered the green over the red. To finish it off, I added some new The Perfect Blend Gumdrops.
That's it for me! Thanks for stopping by and have a great week!


Dennis Korumpas spends more time at the gym than most people half his age. A familiar face at the Salem YMCA, the active 72-year-old puts in a good two hours of cardio and light weight lifting almost every day—often before dawn. He also teaches a number of spinning classes each week.
"Exercise has always been an important part of my life," says Korumpas, a lifelong Salem resident and retired schoolteacher and guidance counselor. "I have a hard time sitting still." But sit still is just what Korumpas had to do in the spring of 2013 when he began to experience pain, numbness and occasional weakness in his right leg.
At first the symptoms were manageable—he could still exercise and maintain most of his normal daily activities—but his ability to walk for extended periods of time began to slowly deteriorate. Things took a dramatic turn for the worse after Korumpas participated in a spin-a-thon at his gym in June 2013 and he knew he had to take action.
"Two hours after that spin-a-thon I could barely move," he recalls. "I can push through most aches and pains associated with exercise, but this was on a whole different scale. I had severe pain shooting down my right leg and numbness in my foot and toes." Tests quickly confirmed that the pain was emanating from his lower back.
Korumpas immediately booked an appointment with Michael Medlock, M.D., an NSMC neurosurgeon and spine specialist whom he had seen seven years prior for a different back problem. The diagnosis, he learned, was spinal stenosis.
As is the case with all of his spinal stenosis patients, Dr. Medlock initially took a conservative approach to Korumpas's treatment, referring him to Kelly Pajela, M.D., one of three physiatrists who work in his Peabody practice.
This type of non-surgical treatment, she adds, can be maintained for extended periods of time—sometimes even years—before surgery becomes necessary. "But surgery is the only way to address the underlying problem, which is the pressure on the nerves," says Dr. Pajela.
After four months, Korumpas decided to move forward with surgery. The procedure, called a lumbar laminectomy, involves the removal of the bone, bone spurs and ligaments that are compressing the nerves in the spinal canal. More than 80 percent of all patients who have this type of surgery will experience a significant improvement in their function and a markedly reduced level of pain and discomfort. Dr. Medlock performed Korumpas's procedure at NSMC Salem Hospital.


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Staging outdoor spaces is a highly-effective tactic for boosting the curb appeal and value of the property. Namely, various smart improvements allow you to arrest the attention of homebuyers and let them reap the benefits of the outdoor lifestyle. There are many ways to make it happen: with inexpensive touches, high-value items, and everything in between. But, not all projects are created equal. Some make more financial sense than others, which is to say you want to steer clear of unnecessary upgrades. Take into account the following ideas: measure twice and cut once.
Your main priority revolves around boosting the total livable space of the property. And as you probably know, the most common projects for revamping outdoor living areas involve a deck or a patio. The key decisions here are related to materials, size, and style of the patio. Once that is sorted out, you need to put together a comfy seating area with quality outdoor furniture. Lounge pieces are always a safe bet. Furthermore, add colorful pillows and patterned outdoor rugs for extra coziness and make good use of outdoor lighting to foster an enthralling ambiance.
To go an extra mile and complement the patio/deck area, invest in an outdoor kitchen. It can be an extension or a stand-alone space: the choice depends on the garden layout, aesthetic preferences, and convenience. You also need to figure out what kind of appliances you want to add. Most homeowners choose either a gas grill or a wood-burning fireplace, so you might want to ponder those. Note that it is also possible to opt for a prefabricated modular outdoor kitchen. It comes in the form of easy-to-assemble pieces that match your desired configuration.
Bear in mind you are not just offering a functional square footage—you are also selling a lifestyle. Speaking of which, take your time to set the stage of outdoor dining, relaxation, socializing, and partying. A standout feature such as a soothing outdoor spa pool is a true luxury hallmark that can be enjoyed all year long. It is less expensive than most other, conventional types of pools, yet properties with them tend to attract more buyers. Just make sure it makes sense for your target audience and factor in the maintenance costs, privacy, and safety aspects.
Next, you need to give your garden a makeover with the help of good old landscaping. Nothing turns prospects away like a patchy and discolored lawn. So, mow and fertilize it, while filling the holes with sod or artificial grass. Likewise, focus on other bare areas with exposed soil. Make things more interesting with colorful flowers and add new soil and bark where needed. Use natural elements like wood, stone, and container or potted plants throughout the yard. See if you can improve the sense of privacy with bushes and trees.
First impressions go a long way. To wow the onlookers right away, give your front yard a facelift. Get rid of any clutter and debris lying around. Applying a fresh coat of paint is one of the most affordable things you can do to enhance the appeal and value of the property. Thus, grab a brush and breathe new life into your trellis, garage door, mailbox, and front door. While at it, you can also update your doorknob and doormat—these small tweaks add up and make a real difference. And coupled with landscaping and other projects, they could be the key to fulfilling your goals.
As you can see, there is no shortage of ways to spruce up your outdoor space without breaking the bank. Your primary objective is to make it a true extension of the indoor space and leave an impression on people even before they step inside. So, revive tired and empty spots—convert them into something that peaks imagination. Assemble an outdoor living space with all the comforts, amenities, and decorative accessories one finds inside. Splurge a bit on one focal point and deliver finishing touches. It is time to put the best face of the property forward.


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Frank Ticheli componeerde zijn Tweede Symfonie in 2003/4.

De symfonie is opgedragen aan Dr. James E. Croft, die met pensioen ging als Directeur voor bands aan de Florida State University. Hij ontving de opdracht voor deze compositie van een aantal vrienden van Croft en een aantal ex-leerlingen van hem. De partituur gaat vergezeld van een dankwoord aan de professor. De première was vreemd genoeg aan de Michigan University in februari 2004. De symfonie won de William D. Revelli Composition Contest in 2006.

Delen
De compositie van circa 22 minuten bestaat uit drie delen:
 Shooting stars;<ref>[http://www.manhattanbeachmusiconline.com/manhattan_beach_music/audio/symphony-mvt1.mp3 Symfonie nr. 2 - deel 1: "Shooting Stars"]</ref>
 Dreams under a new moon;Symfonie nr. 2 - deel 3: "Apollo unleashed" door Roxbury High School Wind Symphony, Succasunna (New Jersey) o.l.v. Todd Nichols
De compositie is geschreven voor de HaFaBra-muziektak; alleen blazers en percussie.
Met deze symfonie eert de componist het Licht (sterren, maan en zon). De muziek uit deel 1 is zeer levendig geschreven, als zijnde het continu ontstaan van nieuwe sterren en sterrenclusters. Het tweede deel hoeft niet omschreven te worden; het is zoals zijn titel.  Het derde deel is opgedragen aan Apollo, God van de Zon. Het wordt fel gespeeld met heldere klanken, snelle tempi etc. Daardoorheen is verweven een koraal van Johann Sebastian Bach: Wer Gott vertraut, hat wohl gebaut''; een lievelingskoraal van degene aan wie dit werk is opgedragen.

Ticheli beschouwt dit werk als een van zijn meest geslaagde.

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Compositie voltooid in 2004


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