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Where have fled the sisters the Cypress? The coexistence between the undead and the inhabitants of Wausau will burst, or remain in balance? But above all: who killed Martha Cypress (that, however, finding he was not dead, was kept alive)? All the nodes are trying to get to the comb, and the seventh volume...
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Blood Wedding review – bold and beautiful tale of doom
by Arifa Akbar on September 26, 2019
Young Vic, London
Yaël Farber's visceral production, relocating the action to rural Ireland, retains all the potency of Lorca's play about tribal vengeance
Photo Credit: Marc Brenner
How to stage Lorca's Blood Wedding in English without smoothing over its rough-hewn poetry or diluting its Andalusian cadences has long been a point of contention. In a bold move, Marina Carr takes her version of this drama about star-crossed lovers and fatal factionalism out of Spain and into a corner of rural Ireland.
Her characters are still unnamed archetypes, but they speak in Hibernian English. If the language is not Lorcan enough for purists, it becomes its own rich equivalent: brutal, doom-laden, and laced with sudden sparks of humour. But Andalusia does not disappear altogether, and there is a deliberate, almost flamboyant, hybridity at work, the actor's Irish accents set against flamenco guitar and stunning a cappella songs by Thalissa Teixeira, who plays the Moon and whose notes rise almost to pained screams that foreshadow the bloodbath of the final act.
Written in 1933, a few years before civil war and the advent of fascism, Blood Wedding marked the rise of political turmoil in Lorca's Spain. Its director, Yaël Farber, has spoken of the parallels she sees in our contemporary world and draws out those strains without heavy-handedness.
For a play set within an intense culture of machismo, it is the women – most of them elderly – who are the most charismatic characters in Farber's production, even if they collude to consign the younger women to be no more than breeders, raising bellicose sons to continue the family line, and feud. Olwen Fouéré is sensationally austere as Mother, while Annie Firbank brings a few moments of light to the play's darkness as the bossy, bawdy Housekeeper.
The violence, both symbolic and real, is carefully choreographed, from the puddle of blood wiped away in the opening scene to the knife fight at the end. "The time of blood is coming. It was never really gone," says Mother.
Tribal vengeance is as compulsive as lust here and, more than a story of love, this is about land disputes and the generational cycle of grudge and revenge that perpetuates factionalism. Even the Bride, played with sullen intensity by Aoife Duffin, points this out in her last moments.
Alongside blood and death, this production manages to be a thing of beauty, too. The lighting, so vital to Lorca in this play, is stunningly designed by Natasha Chivers to saturate the space in poetic ways. Leonardo (Gavin Drea) circles the stage on an aerial rope as he rides his absent horse, and the absconding lovers rise off the ground clasping this rope in their own symbolic flight to the forest.
It is only in the last part that Blood Wedding gathers too much poise as it reaches from realism to poetic symbolism and becomes strained. But, as a whole, it proves that Lorca's poetry, in English, can hold on to its potency and power.
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The following matches are advertised for WWE SummerSlam, which takes place tonight in Brooklyn, New York at Barclays Center.
-Brock Lesnar vs. Roman Reigns for the WWE Universal Championship.
-AJ Styles vs. Samoa Joe for the WWE Championship.
-Alexa Bliss vs. Ronda Rousey for the Raw Women's Championship.
-Braun Strowman vs. Kevin Owens (if Strowman loses the match in any fashion then Owens wins the Money in the Bank contract).
-Dolph Ziggler (w/Drew McIntyre) vs. Seth Rollins (w/Dean Ambrose) for the Intercontinental Championship.
-Carmella vs. Becky Lynch vs. Charlotte in a Triple Threat for the Smackdown Women's Championship.
-Daniel Bryan vs. The Miz.
-Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Jeff Hardy for the U.S. Championship.
-Finn Balor vs. Baron Corbin.
-Bludgeon Brothers vs. New Day for the Smackdown Tag Titles.
-Cedric Alexander vs. Drew Gulak for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship (Kickoff Show).
-Rusev and Lana vs. Andrade Almas and Zelina Vega (Kickoff Show).
-Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas vs. The Revival for the Raw Tag Titles (Kickoff Show).
Powell's POV: WWE is also advertising that Elias will perform "his greatest song" at SummerSlam. SummerSlam is advertised for a 6CT/7ET start and will be preceded by a two-hour Kickoff Show. Join me for live coverage beginning with the Kickoff Show notes at 4CT/5ET on Sunday. Jake Barnett and I will host an exclusive audio show for the members late tonight. For previews of tonight's show, check below for Will Pruett's video version and the latest Pro Wrestling Boom Podcast with Jason Powell and my guest Matt Koon.


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Linda Bennett Pennell Author Spotlight Book Tour + Giveaway
Al Capone at the Blanche Hotel
by Linda Bennett Pennell
Genre: Historical, Contemporary Suspense
Al Capone at the Blanche Hotel tells a story of lives unfolding in different centuries, but linked and irrevocably altered by a series of murders in 1930.
Lake City, Florida, June, 1930: Al Capone checks in for an unusually long stay at the Blanche Hotel, a nice enough joint for an insignificant little whistle stop. The following night, young Jack Blevins witnesses a body being dumped heralding the summer of violence to come. One-by-one, people controlling county vice activities swing from KKK ropes. No moonshine distributor, gaming operator, or brothel madam, black or white, is safe from the Klan's self-righteous vigilantism. Jack's older sister Meg, a waitress at the Blanche, and her fiancé, a sheriff's deputy, discover reasons to believe the lynchings are cover for a much larger ambition than simply ridding the county of vice. Someone, possibly backed by Capone, has secret plans for filling the voids created by the killings. But as the body count grows and crosses burn, they come to realize this knowledge may get all of them killed.
Gainesville, Florida, August, 2011: Liz Reams, an up and coming young academic specializing in the history of American crime, impulsively moves across the continent to follow a man who convinces her of his devotion yet refuses to say the three simple words "I love you". Despite the entreaties of friends and family, she is attracted to edginess and a certain type of glamour in her men, both living and historical. Her personal life is an emotional roller coaster, but her career options suddenly blossom beyond all expectation, creating a very different type of stress. To deal with it all, Liz loses herself in her professional passion, original research into the life and times of her favorite bad boy, Al Capone. What she discovers about 1930's summer of violence, and herself in the process, leaves her reeling at first and then changed forever.
Miami Days, Havana Nights
A follow up to Al Capone at the Blanche Hotel, Miami Days Havana Nights tells the story of 1920-1960's gangsters and the young female history professor determined to suss out their secrets.
Sometimes our biggest debts have nothing to do with money.
1926. When seventeen-year-old Sam Ackerman witnesses a mob hit, he is hustled out of New York under the protection of Moshe Toblinsky, A.K.A., the mob's bookkeeper. Arriving in Miami with no money, no friends, and no place to hide, Sam's only choice is to do as the gangster demands. Forced into bootlegging, Sam's misery is compounded when he falls in love. Amazingly, the beautiful, devout Rebecca wants only him, but he cannot give her the life she deserves. When Prohibition ends, Sam begs the mobster to set him free. The price? A debt, as Toblinsky puts it, of friendship. A debt that will one day come due.
Present Day. History of American Crime professor Liz Reams has it all—early success, a tantalizing lead on new info about Moshe Toblinsky, and a wonderful man to love. Life is perfect. So what's keeping her from accepting her guy's marriage proposals? Confronting a long-standing personal debt sets her on a journey of self-discovery. While she delves ever deeper into Sam's and Toblinsky's relationship, her understanding of her own relationships increases as well, but the revelations come at a price. The emotional and physical dangers of her dual journeys may prove too big to handle.
I have been in love with the past for as long as I can remember. Anything with a history, whether shabby or majestic, recent or ancient, instantly draws me in. I suppose it comes from being part of a large extended family that spanned several generations. Long summer afternoons on my grandmother's porch or winter evenings gathered around her fireplace were filled with stories both entertaining and poignant. Of course being set in the American South, those stories were also peopled by some very interesting characters, some of whom have found their way into my work.
As for my venture in writing, it has allowed me to reinvent myself. We humans are truly multifaceted creatures, but unfortunately we tend to sort and categorize each other into neat, easily understood packages that rarely reveal the whole person. Perhaps you, too, want to step out of the box in which you find yourself. I encourage you to look at the possibilities and imagine. Be filled with childlike wonder in your mental wanderings. Envision what might be, not simply what is. Let us never forget, all good fiction begins when someone says to her or himself, "Let's pretend."
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I think these book covers have a vintage look that are quite attractive and fascinating.
Cindy Merrill May 31, 2019 at 5:56 PM
Was Al Capone that young? In all the movies, he looked at least a decade older than they male model depicting him.


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Q: data.table fill missing values from other rows by group # have
> aDT <- data.table(colA = c(1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2,3,3,3,3), colB = c(4,NA,NA,1,4,3,NA,NA,4,NA,2,NA))
> aDT
    colA colB
 1:    1    4
 2:    1   NA
 3:    1   NA
 4:    1    1
 5:    2    4
 6:    2    3
 7:    2   NA
 8:    2   NA
 9:    3    4
10:    3   NA
11:    3    2
12:    3   NA
# want
> bDT <- data.table(colA = c(1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2,3,3,3,3), colB = c(4,1,1,1,4,3,3,3,4,2,2,2))
> bDT
    colA colB
 1:    1    4
 2:    1    1
 3:    1    1
 4:    1    1
 5:    2    4
 6:    2    3
 7:    2    3
 8:    2    3
 9:    3    4
10:    3    2
11:    3    2
12:    3    2

Would like to fill missing values according to the algorithm below:
within each group ('colA'),

*

*use the value from one row below, if it's still NA, keeps going until the last row within that group

*if all NAs in rows below, look at rows above (go up 1 row at a time)

*if all NAs, then NA

Since the dataset is quite large, algorithmic efficiency is part of consideration. Not sure if there's any package for this type of operation already. How to do it?

A: With data.table and zoo:
library(data.table)
library(zoo)

# Last observation carried forward from last row of group
dt <- dt[, colB := na.locf0(colB, fromLast = TRUE), by = colA]

# Last observation carried forward for first row of group
dt[, colB := na.locf(colB), by = colA][]

Or in a single chain:
dt[, colB := na.locf0(colB, fromLast = TRUE), by = colA][
   , colB := na.locf(colB), by = colA][]

Both return:
    colA colB
 1:    1    4
 2:    1    1
 3:    1    1
 4:    1    1
 5:    2    4
 6:    2    3
 7:    2    3
 8:    2    3
 9:    3    4
10:    3    2
11:    3    2
12:    3    2

Data:
text <- "colA colB
    1    4
    1   NA
    1   NA
    1    1
    2    4
    2    3
    2   NA
    2   NA
    3    4
    3   NA
    3    2
    3   NA"

dt <- fread(input = text, stringsAsFactors = FALSE)

A: Here is one way using tidyverse and zoo::na.locf:
library(tidyverse);
library(zoo);
df %>%
    group_by(colA) %>%
    arrange(colA) %>%
    mutate(colB = na.locf(colB, na.rm = F, fromLast = TRUE)) %>%
    mutate(colB = na.locf(colB, na.rm = F));
## A tibble: 12 x 2
## Groups:   colA [3]
#    colA  colB
#   <dbl> <dbl>
# 1  1.00  4.00
# 2  1.00  1.00
# 3  1.00  1.00
# 4  1.00  1.00
# 5  2.00  4.00
# 6  2.00  3.00
# 7  2.00  3.00
# 8  2.00  3.00
# 9  3.00  4.00
#10  3.00  2.00
#11  3.00  2.00
#12  3.00  2.00

Or the data.table way:
library(data.table);
dt[, .(na.locf(na.locf(colB, na.rm = F, fromLast = T), na.rm = F)), by = .(colA)];
#    colA V1
# 1:    1  4
# 2:    1  1
# 3:    1  1
# 4:    1  1
# 5:    2  4
# 6:    2  3
# 7:    2  3
# 8:    2  3
# 9:    3  4
#10:    3  2
#11:    3  2
#12:    3  2

The key in both cases is to apply na.locf twice: First to replace NAs from the bottom, then replace the remaining NAs from the top.

Sample data
# As data.frame
df <- data.frame(colA = c(1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2,3,3,3,3), colB = c(4,NA,NA,1,4,3,NA,NA,4,NA,2,NA));
# As data.table
dt <- data.table(colA = c(1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2,3,3,3,3), colB = c(4,NA,NA,1,4,3,NA,NA,4,NA,2,NA));

A: library(tidyverse)

aDT%>%group_by(colA)%>%fill(colB,.direction="up")%>%fill(colB)
# A tibble: 12 x 2
# Groups:   colA [3]
    colA  colB
   <dbl> <dbl>
 1     1     4
 2     1     1
 3     1     1
 4     1     1
 5     2     4
 6     2     3
 7     2     3
 8     2     3
 9     3     4
10     3     2
11     3     2
12     3     2

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Con 107 presenze è uno dei calciatori più presenti nella storia della Nazionale slovacca, e in carriera ha giocato più di 650 partite tra squadre di club e Nazionale.

Inizia la carriera allo Spartak Trnava, poi dopo un lustro si trasferisce in Spagna. Resta una stagione al Real Betis, poi firma per il Beşiktaş, quindi passa al Wolfsburg in Bundesliga. Nel 2002, in seguito alle sue prestazioni con la maglia dei Lupi, è votato calciatore slovacco dell'anno. Resta sei anni, poi finisce a Magonza. Altri quattro anni ad alti livelli prima di chiudere in patria, nel club che l'aveva lanciato tra i professionisti, lo Spartak Trnava.

Caratteristiche tecniche
Mediano affidabile, non era un giocatore tecnico e poteva essere schierato anche come interno di centrocampo o come esterno destro.

Carriera

Club
Karhan inizia la carriera nelle giovanili dello . Nel 1994 esordisce nello Spartak, giocando fino al 1999 e vincendo la Coppa e la Supercoppa nazionale nel 1998 e totalizzando 153 presenze e 21 gol in campionato. Nel 1997 debutta in Coppa UEFA.

Nel 1999 si trasferisce in Spagna, al  di Siviglia che è appena retrocesso dalla prima alla seconda divisione. Titolare fisso, disputa 33 incontri di campionato e realizza due reti, la prima con la maglia del Real Betis è realizzata il 25 settembre 1999 contro il , sfida persa 4-1. Dopo una sola stagione, passa ai turchi del : gioca 26 match e segna 2 gol nel campionato turco, facendo il suo esordio anche in UEFA Champions League, dove prende parte a 5 partite.

Nel 2001, il Besiktas lo cede a titolo definitivo al  in cambio di 2,75 milioni di euro. Nei sette anni seguenti, è schierato costantemente dai tecnici del club tedesco di Bundesliga, trovando molto spazio e giocando in ogni ruolo del centrocampo, in diverse occasioni anche da trequartista o da terzino destro. Il 13 marzo 2004, nella gara di campionato contro il  (persa 4-2), scende in campo per la prima e unica volta come capitano dei Lupi. Totalizza 190 presenze e 12 reti con il Wolfsburg, giocando anche la Coppa Intertoto 2005: la rete realizzata il 2 luglio contro lo  (2-2) è la sua prima marcatura nelle competizioni UEFA per club.

Nel 2007 si trasferisce al , squadra di seconda serie. Il 28 marzo 2008 firma la sua prima doppietta in carriera nella sua esperienza tedesca contro l' (3-3), segnando il suo primo gol su rigore. Nella stagione 2008-2009, il Magonza raggiunge il secondo posto in campionato ed è promosso in Bundesliga. Karhan gioca da titolare la prima annata in massima divisione, ma nella stagione 2010-2011 perde il posto da titolare e dopo quattro stagioni passate a Magonza nel 2011, a distanza di dodici anni, torna a giocare in patria con la divisa dello Spartak Trnava, la squadra che lo aveva lanciato tra i professionisti. Dopo un paio di stagioni, 79 presenze e 8 gol, tra cui anche 10 incontri e 1 rete in Europa League, giocando anche diversi match europei da capitano, si ritira dal calcio giocato.

Nazionale
Il 6 settembre 1995 esordisce in Nazionale contro , sfida valida per le qualificazioni all'Europeo 1996 vinta 1-0. Karhan è convocato frequentemente con la  e 3 settembre 2000, a 24 anni, scende in campo per la prima volta come capitano della Nazionale slovacca contro la , match vinto 2-0. Tra il 2005 e il 2006 resta il capitano della Slovacchia, per poi indossare sporadicamente la fascia nel 2008, nel 2009 e nel 2010 (nel 2007 non scende mai in campo con la Slovacchia). Nel 2010 è selezionato nella lista dei 30 per partire verso la fase finale del Mondiale 2010 in Sudafrica, ma a due settimane dal via, s'infortuna al tendine d'Achille, dovendo lasciare la spedizione. Il 12 ottobre 2010 raggiunge la centesima presenza in Nazionale, in una sfida pareggiata 1-1 con l'. Il 7 ottobre 2011, dopo più di sedici anni, gioca l'ultima partita con la Slovacchia in un incontro perso 0-1 contro la .

Con 107 presenze in Nazionale, è tra i calciatori più presenti nella storia della Nazionale slovacca.

Statistiche

Cronologia presenze e reti in Nazionale

Palmarès

Giocatore

Club

FC Spartak Trnava: 1997-1998

FC Spartak Trnava: 1998

Individuale
Calciatore slovacco dell'anno: 1
2002

Note

Altri progetti

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Mike Kopp, Scott Gessler make GOP ballot in…
Mike Kopp, Scott Gessler make GOP ballot in Colorado governor's race
BOULDER, CO - APRIL 12: Mike Kopp, who is running for governor, addresses the crowd. The Colorado Republican Party holds its state assembly for statewide candidates running for office at the Coors Event Center on the University of Colorado campus in Boulder. (Kathryn Scott Osler, The Denver Post)
BOULDER, CO - APRIL 12: Mike Kopp stands with his supporters as he makes his case to be a Republican candidate on the ballot for the governor of Colorado. The Colorado Republican Party holds its state assembly for statewide candidates running for office at the Coors Event Center on the University of Colorado campus in Boulder. (Kathryn Scott Osler, The Denver Post)
BOULDER, CO - APRIL 12: Secretary of State Scott Gessler, stands with his supporters as he makes his case to be a Republican candidate on the ballot for the governor of Colorado. The Colorado Republican Party holds its state assembly for statewide candidates running for office at the Coors Event Center on the University of Colorado campus in Boulder. (Kathryn Scott Osler, The Denver Post)
By Lynn Bartels | The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: April 12, 2014 at 3:38 a.m. | UPDATED: April 27, 2016 at 11:48 a.m.
BOULDER — Former Sen. Mike Kopp and Secretary of State Scott Gessler made the ballot for governor during the Republican state assembly Saturday, knocking off three rivals who also wanted a chance to compete.
Kopp received the most votes, at 34 percent, while Gessler received 33 percent.
It was a stunning outcome considering that many bets prior to the convention had Gessler being the only candidate receiving the required 30 percent and knocking everyone else out.
Sen. Greg Brophy received 19 percent, Adams County businessman Steve House 13 percent and LaSalle-area rancher Roni Bell Sylvester 2 percent. They are out of the race.
"I thought I'd do better, but now I get to ride my bike," said Brophy, an avid cyclist.
In their pitch to delegates, the candidates hammered Colorado's top executive, saying Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper is wrong on the Second Amendment, wrong on the economy and wrong on the death penalty.
The Affordable Care Act and Common Core education standards also took hits from Republican party faithful.
"John Hickenlooper has demonstrated he does not know how to lead," Kopp said.
Also running for governor are former Congressmen Tom Tancredo and Bob Beauprez, who petitioned onto the ballot. The secretary of state's office, which already has determined that Tancredo made the ballot, is still counting Beauprez's signatures.
In Denver, Hickenlooper on Saturday received his party's nomination for a second term, a formality as he is running unopposed.
"By almost any measure — economically, environmentally, agriculturally, you name it — Colorado is experiencing astounding growth," he said.
The Republican assembly, held at the Coors Events Center, featured three contested statewide races — for governor, U.S. Senate and attorney general — resulting in an event that didn't end until around 4:30 p.m.
Gessler touted his performance as secretary of state and embraced his nickname of "Honey Badger," a reference to the ferocious animal.
"I am tired of weak-kneed Republicans who believe every Democratic attack means disaster. They roll over instead of standing up," he said.
Gessler was nominated by state Sen. George Rivera, R-Pueblo, who was elected to office in September when voters in his district recalled a state senator over her support for gun-control measures. Gessler made sure the election was conducted "fair and square," Rivera said.
Former U.S. Sen. Bill Armstrong nominated Kopp, saying he's the kind of leader people follow "in war or peace."
"He's not only Mr. Conservative, he's Mr. Integrity," Armstrong said.
Kopp went after Hickenlooper, saying governing is about actions, not words.
Brophy said when he becomes governor, Colorado will expand its highways instead of limiting ammunition magazines and will frack its way to prosperity.
Republicans cheered when House said that he would hire a constitutional officer and that Common Core would end Jan. 13, the same day "John Hickenlooper becomes a bartender" again — a reference to the governor's day as a brewpub pioneer.
Sylvester acknowledged her underdog status but said Colorado needs a governor who understands water and property rights.
Lynn Bartels: 303-954-5327, lbartels@ denverpost.com or twitter.com/lynn_bartels
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Incident Details: Police Officer Paul Nauden, 46, was a 21-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department, assigned to Unit 189. On May 19, 2011, Officer Nauden was involved in an undercover narcotics investigation. During the investigation, he discreetly informed the other undercover officers that he had fallen ill. He withdrew himself in order not to jeopardize the safety of his fellow officers and the drug investigation in progress. He walked several blocks and flagged down a passing ambulance which then transported him to the hospital. Officer Nauden was treated for a heart attack and passed away early the following morning. The investigation Officer Nauden was involved in, yielded over a dozen arrests. Officer Nauden's funeral service took place at House of Hope and he was laid to rest in Lincoln Cemetery. He was survived by his wife, April, and daughters, Alana and Avril.


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Olpium philippinum est une espèce de pseudoscorpions de la famille des Olpiidae.

Distribution
Cette espèce est endémique de Palawan aux Philippines. Elle se rencontre vers Uring Uring.

Étymologie
Son nom d'espèce lui a été donné en référence au lieu de sa découverte, les Philippines.

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Olpiidae
Espèce de pseudoscorpions (nom scientifique)
Faune endémique de Palawan


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Nene o nēnē – nome comune del Branta sandvicensis, anche conosciuto come Oca delle Hawaii
 Nene (Shin Chan) – personaggio del manga ed anime Shin Chan, conosciuto in patria come Nene Sakurada
 Kōdai-in – monaca buddista Giapponese dei periodi Sengoku ed Edo, conosciuta anche come
 Nene – fiume dell'Inghilterra

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Plenty of news for Newsletter to address
Professor Hildebrand's letter (June 2 issue) complaining that press releases do not replace news, especially when they deal with important matters, should not be ignored. He says "we deserve real news about UCD." I agree. If the writers of the Newsletter want us to be informed, but can't imagine what we'd like to know, I have some ideas for reportage they might consider.
What are the two organizations that Chancellor Wilson will be working on for the last year of his contract? (I have not heard of either of them.) What was their importance to UCD before the news and what will it be now?
Has CU ever chosen an interim chancellor who was not already at CU? Or one with no connection to CU?
The chancellor at the medical campus has always been an MD, because (it has been thought) specialized knowledge is required to run such an incredibly complex enterprise. Can a non-MD assume this role and carry it out successfully? (In the Silver & Gold days, a reporter might have asked a few well-informed people that question.) What is the significance of the new boss of the AMC campus being called "vice-president"? Isn't that a system, not a campus, title?
So you see, Newsletter, there really is a lot of news out there for you to address. Are you allowed to do it? Are you even allowed to tell us you're not allowed to do it?
J. John Cohen, MD, PhD
University of Colorado Medical School
1 hour 55 sec ago


Catnips are aromatic plants that contain the substance nepetalactone which is said to provide a calming effect. 'Â Along with other substances and essential oils, the nepetalactone content in catnips make them useful as massage oils. 'Â People who are always anxious for example may also benefit from catnips in the form of tea or other forms of beverage. 'Â The calming effect of catnip also benefits people who have trouble getting to sleep. 'Â Children with ADHD are also given catnip tea to make them calmer in everyday situations.
The flowers of the catnip plant that are mixed with drinking tea may also relieve various ailments including problems in the gastro-intestinal tract. 'Â People with stomach cramping and those suffering from colic may be relieved after drinking catnip tea for example.
The strong aroma of catnip also makes it a good bug repellant. 'Â Mosquitoes and other insects are said to stay away from the smell of catnip leaves and flowers. 'Â The nepetalactone content is the substance responsible for the strong aroma of catnip and it is widely used in various insect repellant products.
Catnips have been used for centuries and is considered part of traditional medicine. 'Â Its medicinal and therapeutic use continues up to today because it is highly effective as mild sedative and bug repellant.


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A taxi boss has been told to expect bailiffs in an ongoing battle over bus lane fines.
Stephen Jones, who runs HB Cabs in Blackgate Lane, Tarleton, is refusing to pay Lancashire County Council £400 on principle, because he believes signage in Fishergate, Preston, is misleading.
Signs displaying permitted users of the bus lane show a picture of a bicycle, bus and the word 'taxi'.
Lancashire County Council has previously stated only Hackney carriages are allowed to use the bus lane, and it is the requirement of private hire vehicle drivers to know the difference.
Mr Jones, 61, said: "The sign says taxis, so of course drivers will go down there.
Mr Jones said his battle over fines has been ongoing for six months, with himself and his drivers caught on camera in the bus lane several times. His fines have been totalled up and increased for non-payment.
He added: "All they (LCC) have to do is change the sign to say Hackney only.
"It seems to me like it's just another way of getting money into the council.
"Now I'm being told that bailiffs will come round to seize property, and what have I done?
A spokesman for LCC said: "Department for Transport guidelines allow for the use of signs which specify exemptions for taxis.
"The drivers of these vehicles should be aware that there is a difference between the licences and regulations which apply to private hire vehicles and taxis.


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Work in this group comprises basic as well as applied aspects of medical microbiology. Research in basic medical microbiology focuses on the genetic basis of virulence in so called "commensal" pathogens. These are bacteria that are part of the normal human microbiome but sometimes can cause severe disease in healthy individuals. Neisseria meningitidis is a particularly prominent example in this respect. On the one hand, this genetically diverse β-proteobacterium is an exclusively human-adapted commensal that is carried in the nasopharynx of about 20% of the healthy population. On the other hand, N. meningitidis is also a ferocious pathogen that can cause life-threatening invasive meningococcal disease (IMD), and "no other infection so quickly slays" (Herrick WW 1919). In our work, we use state-of-the-art genomic and post-genomic approaches to study the functional genomics and systems microbiology of N. meningitidis in order to better understand how genetic differences among different strains translate into virulence differences at the phenotypic level.
Members of the team are also in charge of the routine diagnostic microbiology at the IHM. The diagnostic service comprises the entire spectrum of cultural, molecular and serological detection of bacterial, fungal and parasitic pathogens isolated from a wide array of human samples along with antimicrobial susceptibility testing. In our clinical microbiology research, we thus provide expertise in diagnostic microbiology to clinical partners in several ongoing collaborative research projects.
Current clinical and diagnostic microbiology projects
Functional genomics and systems microbiology of Neisseria meningitidis
Our work would not be possible without our collaborating partners:
Prof. Dr. Jörg Vogel (Institute for Molecular Infection Biology, University of Würzburg)
Prof. Dr. Johannes Liese (Department of Pediatrics, University Hospital of Wuerzburg)
Prof. Dr. Dennis Tappe (Bernhard-Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine, Hamburg)
Our work would also not be possible without the funding by:
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) – Priority Programme SPP2141 "Much more than Defence: the Multiple Functions and Facets of CRISPR-Cas":
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"Gene regulatory mechanisms of metabolic adaptation in Neisseria meningitidis in ex vivo infection models" (SCHO 1322/1-1)
Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung (BMBF) – Funding Initiative PathoGenoMik-Plus:
"Application of comparative genomics derived knowledge for surveillance and prevention of meningococcal disease" (0313801A)
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Requirements to Contracting Bonded Loans in Bulgaria | Law Firm "Dobrev & Lyutskanov"
The general legal framework of bonds is set out in the Commercial Code (Chapter 14, Articles 204-218), whereas the special provisions are laid down in the Public Offering of Securities Act (the Securities Act), the Mortgage Bonds Act, the Special Pledges Act, the Credit Institutions Act and others.
It is only the shareholding company (AD in Bulgarian) among all legal forms of companies that is entitled to issue bonds. Neither the Bulgarian legislation nor the EU law gives a legal definition of the term "bond". Due to this lack of a definition, the legal science views bonds from two main perspectives: as a bonded loan contract and as a security.
The bonded loan is a way for the shareholding company to raise financial resources from external sources. The bond does not come as a substitute for the loan contract given in writing, it only certifies the fact that the contract has been concluded. It is a contract between the shareholding company as the bond issuer and borrower, of the one hand, and all persons who have subscribed to bonds and lent money to the shareholding company to use it on a temporary basis for consideration, of the other part. These persons are referred to as "bondholders". Any person may conclude a bonded loan with the shareholding company, i.e. any person may subscribe to bonds and become a creditor to the company. The difference between a bondholder and a shareholder is that the bondholder is a creditor who does not take part in the business operations of the company and is not responsible of their effects, while the bondholder's interests are satisfied before those of the shareholder. However, the shareholding company has to fulfill a number of statutory requirements for the purpose of raising money on the basis of a bonded loan contract.
The prerequisites for the issuance of bonds by a shareholding company through public offering are as follows: at least two years should have elapsed after the entry of the company in the commercial register and two annual financial reports should have been approved by its General Meeting. A bonded loan may be contracted through subscription or other forms of public offering under terms and conditions as prescribed by the law. It should be noted that the Commercial Code regulates the non-public bond issues.
The following procedure applies to the issuance of bonds: the General Shareholders' Meeting makes a decision to issue bonds, a power that the law allows to be delegated to the Board of Directors or the Managing Board respectively in accordance with Article 196 of the Commercial Code. The decision on the issuance of bonds specifies the details, such as the type and quantity of bonds to the issued, their face value and issue value, the place, procedure, starting and end date for the subscription of bonds, the term of the bonded loan, and the interest to be paid to bondholders and the ways and time limits for its payment. The company prepares a proposal for the subscription of bonds on the basis of the decision to issue bonds. Any person may subscribe to bonds and the procedure may vary, depending on the choice whether the bonded loan will be issued with or without subscription. The proposal is deemed accepted upon the subscription of a certain number of bonds. The loan is considered to have been contracted where the issue value of all subscribed bonds is fully paid in. The financial resources are raised and bonds are delivered through a bank or an investment intermediary. In accordance with the Commercial Code, the managing body of the shareholding company has to notify the Commercial Register of the bonded loan it has contracted within a month of the deadline for the subscription of bonds. If the deadline expires and the terms and conditions for the loan have not been fulfilled, the money raised is returned to the subscribers together with the interest accrued at the bank in which it has been paid.
In terms of the rights they confer, bonds are either common or preferred. A common bond gives two rights to its holder: the right to receive an amount equal to the face value of the bond at maturity and the right to receive interest, if this is agreed in the contract. A preferred bond gives some additional rights to its holder among the following options: indexed bonds – bonds in which the interest is not fixed but it depends on inflation rates; bonds which entitle their holders to the face value and also to a dividend equal to the one paid out to the shareholders; bonds which provide for the face value, interest and a dividend smaller than the one paid out to the shareholders; bonds with an early payment option.
As stated above, the special requirements to the initial public offering and to the admission of bonds to trading on a regulated market are set out in the Securities Act.
There is a case of public offering of securities where information on the offer of securities is communicated to 100 or more persons or to an indefinite number of persons, regardless of the form or means of communication, with sufficient details of the terms and conditions of the offer and the securities offered so that investors can make a decision to subscribe or purchase these securities. The offer of securities through an investment intermediary is also deemed to be public offering, as is the case of involvement of a person who is neither an investment intermediary nor a holder in the offering of the securities.
Initial public offering is the offering, under the terms and conditions described above, of securities to be subscribed as offered by their issuer or an investment intermediary authorized by the issuer (subscription) or of securities for initial sale by an investment intermediary on the basis of an underwriting agreement concluded with the issuer.
Initial public offering of secured bonds is allowed if the issuer has concluded an agreement with a trustee of the bondholders. Any issuer of secured bonds which are not subject to public offering and which are to be admitted to trading on a regulated securities market in accordance with the terms and conditions of the issue has to conclude an agreement with the bondholders' trustee within seven days of the first general bondholders' meeting. Trustees are nominated by the issuer. The general bondholders' meeting approves the trustee among at least two nominations made by the issuer. The requirement for an agreement to be concluded with a bondholders' trustee applies also to unsecured bonds provided that this is laid down in the decision to issue a bonded loan and it does not apply to bonds issued in accordance with the Mortgage Bonds Act.
Where he has not concluded an agreement with a trustee of the bondholders, the issuer has to submit to the regulated market on which the bonds are traded and to the Financial Supervision Commission a quarterly report on the observance of the terms and conditions of the bonded loan within 30 days of the end of each quarter or 60 days of the end of each quarter if the issuer is under the obligation to prepare consolidated reports.
It is worth noting that any waiver or restriction of the trustee's liability to bondholders for reasons of negligence is deemed invalid.
The trustee is not liable to the bondholders for any damage they have sustained provided that the trustee's actions or inaction followed a decision of the general shareholders' meeting taken by a majority of more than a half of the votes of the bondholders who have subscribed to the loan. Only a commercial bank whose seat is within the country or a bank operating in the country through a branch licensed by the Bulgarian National Bank may serve as a trustee of the bondholders. There exist additional restrictions to the trustee and its relationships with the bonded loan issuer.
The debt to the bondholders may be secured with a pledge, a mortgage or another way and the bondholders' trustee is specified as the secured creditor. Businesses may not be pledged to secure the debt to bondholders. Only first pledges and mortgages may be used to secure this debt. Initial public offering of secured bond issues are allowed only after the security has been duly given and registered.
At the time when the security is given or, if the security is given prior to the conclusion of the agreement, immediately after its conclusion and then within the time limits set out in the agreement but at least once a year and upon the occurrence of circumstances which may lead to the conclusion that the value of the security has been reduced by at least five per cent, the trustee bank assigns independent valuators, at the expense of the issuer, to evaluate the pledged or mortgaged assets at market prices.
Against the backdrop of the current economic situation and the lending conditions, one could draw the conclusion that bonded loans are among the most popular financial instruments on developed markets and they tend to become a major way for shareholding companies to raise capital in Bulgaria.


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Tennis team prepared for a smashing summer on court
Published: 10:38 AM February 7, 2008
THE Townsend Tennis Club junior girls are looking to build on a great 2007 as they prepare for the new campaign. In the Under 16s Summer County League, Townsend came second to Broxbourne and Sally Griffith, Townsend ladies captain, said: It was a fantast
THE Townsend Tennis Club junior girls are looking to build on a great 2007 as they prepare for the new campaign.
In the Under 16s Summer County League, Townsend came second to Broxbourne and Sally Griffith, Townsend ladies captain, said: "It was a fantastic first-time achievement for the girls in what is the top county league for their age group."
The 2008 season begins in March with the National Junior Club League, followed by the Hertfordshire league. Of the original 2007 squad, Bethan Griffith, Genny Allcroft, Hannah Carey and Kathryn Inglis are still eligible to compete in 16-and-under competitions.
Katie Brill and Laura Martin move up to compete in the 18-and-unders.
With head coach Matt Foster strengthening the junior section, the club will have teams competing in all age groups in the National Junior League, and the Hertfordshire leagues.
Junior club nights in mid-April. Telephone Matt Foster on 07780 533337 for more information or the club website at www.townsendtennis.co.uk


Google has unveiled yet another animal in their zoo of updates, the Hummingbird. This miniscule bird which we associate with bright, sunny days has had SEOs scrambling to meet the learning curve that it delivered to the masses.
Which makes life so much easier, right?
Shortly after the Hummingbird landed Google announced that all searches initiated on google.com had been switched to secure connections, which translates 90% of our keywords to that utterly despised term, (not provided). Our benevolent ruler of the internet has turned into a Lord of War.
Just like what happened with link building, the traditional approach to tracking SEO results has now officially evolved bringing with it a new quality standard for websites. This shift could be foreseen with the Penguin and Panda updates that Google had released to try and fix the Caffeine update originally released in 2010; the internet giant went to war with low quality websites that strove to exploit popular search terms. Now with Google?s new ability to understand the keywords in a query, SEOs and site owners need to become more customer centric than ever because, honestly, it hasn?t been about keywords for years (check out Does Keyword Density Still Apply for more info).
Site owners track keywords because they seem like a sound metric to build a strategy off of?the numbers are easy to read and the concept of a smaller number being better is easier to understand than other statistics. The problem is that websites are often built from the keywords up with little regard to whether the site?s structure and copy are understandable to a human; the aim is to make the site easy for Googlebot to digest. What site owners may not realize is that Google has given us the means to perform optimization in unobtrusive ways that will, in fact, improve user experience. Over the past two years Google has provided us with Webmaster Tools, Schema Markup (otherwise known as Rich Snippets), and multiple improved Analytics interfaces, each offering a new avenue to identify or provide the message consumers were getting from your site. In each application rollout Google made it clear that these tools were to be used to improve the quality of websites.
Information overload is prevalent in today?s society. A good user experience translates to the ability to easily access desired information in one to three clicks, maximum. This means that site structure, positioning of items, and phrasing of content titles all have to make sense to the average user. But how do you tell if the existing elements are working or not working without keyword data?
Focusing on keyword traffic has never been very telling about whether a site?s performance; all it will tell you is that keyword X brought in Y visits. What will show a site?s success are the landing page stats. These are the first glimpse a user has of the site and their use will show whether visitors are finding the content useful, delving deeper into the site, or finding the page unhelpful. The pages can then be altered to deliver the message that a site owner must convey to reach their target audience.
Any page on a website is made of a number of components. From the designer?s perspective we see headers, navs, and hi-impacts; from the site owner?s perspective we see Calls to Action (CTAs), revenue to gain, and brand messaging; and from the SEO?s we see form positioning, sentence structure, and ease of page access. An SEO?s job is to merge both the site owner?s and the designer?s view to get the biggest bang for the buck; keywords are now just another ingredient in the mix rather than the only.
Remember, the entire purpose of a website is to get information, products, and services out into the world and generate a return on the site owner?s initial investment. Keywords have never been a good measure of a website?s success because even though a site may be ranking high for keywords, they be the wrong keywords. If your site has been affected by Google?s recent updates, contact Active Web Group and one of our Internet Marketing Specialists will answer your questions and assess your site.


Asian style food in The Woodlands includes Chinese, Japanese, Thai and other eastern foods. The Woodlands features a long list of choices when it comes meals followed by a fortune cookie. From Eastern Tea Rooms to full service dining, you can find them in The Woodlands Events Asian Restaurant listings.
General Tso's Chicken — chunks of chicken that are dipped in a batter and deep-fried and seasoned with ginger, garlic, sesame oil, scallions, and hot chili peppers.
Sesame chicken — boned, battered, and deep-fried chicken which is then dressed with a translucent red or orange, sweet and mildly spicy sauce, made from soy sauce, corn starch, vinegar, chicken broth, and sugar.
Chinese chicken salad — It usually contains uncooked leafy greens and crispy noodles (or fried wonton skins) and sesame dressing. Some restaurants serve the salad with mandarin oranges.
Chop suey — connotes "leftovers" in Chinese. It is usually a mix of vegetables and meat in a brown sauce but can also be served in a white sauce.


This popular textbook surveys the grand narrative of the Bible, demonstrating how the biblical story forms the foundation of a Christian worldview. The second edition has been thoroughly updated and revised.
"Much recent scholarship has emphasized the narrative quality of Scripture. This book takes that insight and brings it to life, enabling even the beginner to grasp the sense of Scripture as a single great story--a drama in which we are all invited to play a part. I am delighted to see solid scholarship made easily accessible in this splendid fashion."
"This is a vivid introduction to reading the Bible as a coherent story of God's purposes for the world. It will not only help the new reader but also enable the experienced reader to distinguish the central themes of Scripture from mere sidelights."
"Bartholomew and Goheen do a masterful job of presenting the Bible as an organic whole. They powerfully demonstrate how the themes of covenant and the kingdom of God provide a coherence for Scripture that helps the reader make sense of its varied parts. I enthusiastically recommend this book as a university-level textbook, but all who want to enrich their understanding of the account of God's redemptive plan will benefit from reading it."
"The Drama of Scripture is just what we would expect, and need, from the partnership of an accomplished biblical scholar and a noted missiologist. This is an entrée into the grand sweep of God's story told with a keen eye for Christian formation and the mission of God's people. Though Bartholomew and Goheen are obviously in conversation with relevant scholarship, their narrative is uncluttered and disarmingly transparent in its invitation for us not only to grasp but also to be grasped by the big story of God's project."
"Nothing could be more necessary for the teaching of Scripture and the understanding of Christian theology than a command of biblical grand narrative. In this introductory text, Bartholomew and Goheen make it possible for students to situate fragmentary knowledge of the Bible within a coherent view of the canonical Scriptures--that larger story that both forms and, when central to living memory, unites the church."
"The Drama of Scripture is a model of biblical scholarship, integrating sound critical methods with a disposition of faith that is open to the revelation of the living God through his Word. This engaging book opens up for students the panoramic vision of the Bible that has been obscured by centuries of confessional battles and has been fragmented by Enlightenment rationalism. It succeeds in rendering the biblical world truly habitable, thus bridging the gap between the Bible and Christian experience."
"The rediscovery of the significance of story is one of the most important recent insights in biblical interpretation. This masterly book is a fine introduction for the aspiring student, combining evangelical commitment to the normative authority of Scripture with a deep understanding of modern scholarship. Bartholomew and Goheen have provided a fine service to the Christian community by opening up the story of the Bible in a way that can be lived in today's world."
"This brief yet penetrating and riveting overview of the Bible's dramatic message of creation, fall, and redemption--from Genesis to Revelation--will become a must not merely for students beginning theological studies but for all who wish to see the biblical forest rather than merely its trees."
"In The Drama of Scripture, Bartholomew and Goheen provide a Christian reading of the biblical story from Genesis to Revelation. They do so in a way designed to remind contemporary Christians that they too inhabit that same story and are meant to live inside it, continuing the works and words of Jesus in today's world. The result is a challenge to reappropriate the Scriptures as a basis not only for church and theology but also for life itself."
"This book is an intelligent, engaging overview of the narrative of Scripture in six acts. Bartholomew and Goheen have produced a clear and theologically sensitive account of the Bible that is perfect for college students or adult Bible study groups."
"Here is a book whose time has come. Bartholomew and Goheen have produced a brief, accessible presentation of the entire biblical story that highlights both the unity of Scripture and its profound cultural relevance today. For readers who think of the Bible as a succession of unrelated devotional fragments geared primarily toward individual morality and spirituality, this book will come as a salutary shock, a reminder that the Christ-centered canonical Scriptures constitute a coherent Word of God that challenges the underlying religious direction of Western civilization. Based on deep and wide scholarship, but engagingly written for a broad audience, The Drama of Scripture promises to be an indispensable tool for the many Christians who have been awakened to God's call for serious cultural engagement, in the name of Christ, with a post-Christian world in thrall to the idols of both modernism and postmodernism."
"Bartholomew and Goheen have produced a volume that will help inexperienced readers of the Bible get a view of the big picture before moving into more atomistic treatments of the Bible. It will serve well in introductory level Bible courses and may serve equally well in basic courses in hermeneutics. Its easy, nontechnical language will make it a popular text with such students."
"The writers affirm that despite questions about the Bible, one can read it with confidence and find a positive, coherent message in the whole. . . . The authors also have established a related website, www.biblicaltheology.ca, which includes a Resources section. . . . For those adopting the book as a required text, these resources will be quite helpful, particularly with students who are increasingly internet-oriented."
"Every once in a while a book comes along that immediately meets a real need. This is one of those books. Building on the work of scholars such as Lesslie Newbigin, Alisdair MacIntyre, and N. T. Wright, the authors have produced a coherent and readable overview of the biblical story, which is filled with just enough detail to corroborate claims and tantalize the reader without losing sight of the big picture of Scripture. . . . Books like this one often give useful information and leave it at that. However, this book calls for application. Stressing that the peculiar logic of the biblical story is that it is a story in search of an ending, the writers show the importance of individual believers making a difference in the present based on what has happened in the biblical story in the past. . . . [This book] will serve college students, pastors and scholars well in their efforts to understand and live the Christian story."
"The book succeeds in making a case for a cohesive narrative in scripture, most successfully in relating the NT to OT in themes of covenant and promise, and when exploring briefly the idea of the contemporary Christian church continuing to be a player in the drama."
"Who wouldn't appreciate an excellent overview of the Bible? There are many good guides to seeing the big picture and this--written from a perspective which insists on whole-life discipleship and a transforming worldview based on a Kingdom vision of a restored creation--is one of the very, very best. . . . This is a great, great book for those newish to Bible study or for those who still hunger to know God's Word in a more coherent manner."
"[This book] will certainly appeal to anyone approaching the entire biblical story for the first time."
"Bartholomew and Goheen offer an evocative and helpful introduction to biblical theology. Consciously countering the centrifugal tendencies of modern critical scholarship and the postmodern dismissal of metanarratives, they persuasively portray the diverse writings of the Christian Scriptures as one coherent story that, understood on its own terms, functions precisely as a metanarrative. . . . They recount this story with perceptive generalizations and a keen eye to revealing details. . . . The work emerges from an evangelical context but is open and intentionally interdisciplinary. . . . The Drama of Scripture derives from a class originally offered to college undergraduates, but it would also be appropriate for entering seminary students and lay adult-education classes. . . . [The authors] highlight key theological themes that they then trace through the biblical narrative. They nevertheless show sensitivity to the particular character of the biblical literature and display a deft touch in explaining selected passages in ways that should be very helpful to new students of the Bible."
"As an introductory text to the subject, the book is intended for first-year university students as well as Bible study groups. . . . The reader indeed comes away with a more developed sense of the Bible's overall coherence; in that regard, this is a very helpful book. Illustrated maps and models are occasionally employed, helping give concreteness to the narrative. A web address is also provided for access to supplementary material. In all, Bartholomew and Goheen make a much-needed contribution to the literature, providing a text that is readable and informative, capable of reaching a wide audience."
"Any serious Bible reader will find this an accessible book-one providing structure to an all too often fragmentary knowledge of the biblical text. The book, developed as a text for a first-year university course, is a pleasure to read. Apart from its obvious value as an academic text, it is useful in a small-group setting or adult Bible class. The book is accompanied by excellent resources for a class setting."
"A worthy introduction or teaching tool. . . . The book has several strengths. It is a highly readable work. The authors' clear and simple writing style allows the reader to be caught up in the movement of the story itself. The book also contains twenty six figures, the majority of which are well-placed maps, which add to the sense of story and make the characters' movements and actions more conceivable. Other figures provide visual reference for some of the theological concepts that arise in the course of the story. Finally, the authors maintain a good balance between the biblical story itself and the historical background behind the story. . . . The book has several possible uses. It would be an excellent companion text in an introductory course on the Old or New Testament. In the pastoral setting, it would provide an accessible overview of the Bible for the new, adult believer. And for those Christians who are themselves looking to step back and gain a fresh perspective on the Bible, Bartholomew and Goheen's work might well prove worth a read."
"The authors masterfully explain how the themes of covenant and the Kingdom of God provide a coherence for Scripture that helps make sense of its varied parts. . . . I commend the authors for offering a much-needed bird's eye view of Scripture, including the intertestamental period. They show us how a good understanding of God's redemptive plan for the ages enriches the faith of believers and aids them in developing a Christian world and life view."
"This very user-friendly guide to the Bible as a unified drama spanning both testaments presents a useful overview of many of the key themes in the biblical story. . . . The authors draw important implications from the biblical drama for the life of contemporary believers and their charge to spread the good news in today's world. Over twenty-five maps and/or graphic illustrations enhance the book that also includes extensive notes and a helpful index. This overview of the Bible is suitable for advanced high school or college students."
"[The Drama of Scripture] successfully demonstrates how Scripture conveys a coherent story. One challenge for this kind of book is to balance retelling the biblical narrative with highlighting the theological connections which unify it, and Bartholomew and Goheen carry this off well. Another strength is their emphasis on finding our own place within the biblical narrative and discerning how it should shape and define us. Finally, the inclusion of the Second Temple period is welcome, since it reminds us that the expectation and understanding of redemption continued to develop during that time. . . . [This book] occupies a unique place in the literature: nothing else focuses so clearly on Scripture as a story while competently interacting with secondary literature. . . . It would make a very good required text for a biblical theology course or as a more theological component of a traditional Introduction to OT or NT. Likewise, it could be used for adult education in the local church. . . . Bartholomew and Goheen have done an admirable job of showing how Scripture tells a unified story of God at work to establish his kingdom, and their book deserves wide use."
"The strength of this book lies in the simplicity of style that enables it to squeeze the broadness of the biblical material as well as some of the best fruit of theological scholarship all within its surprisingly thin covers. . . . In combining some of the best evangelical scholarship to outline in broad-brush strokes the flow and narrative quality of the text, Bartholomew and Goheen have provided a book that enables us to grasp--and indeed invites us to play our part in--the unfolding biblical drama of God's salvation."
"[Bartholomew and Goheen] combine their strengths to produce this text for biblical theology for first-year university students. The Drama of Scripture clearly, concisely, and with magnetic interest summarizes the wide scope of the Bible. . . . Bartholomew and Goheen write for all Christians. . . . A multi-use volume, The Drama of Scripture will find a place in classroom, individual study, and family and group study. Mentors and students will value it as a handy reference book with a large subject index. The footnotes are full of interesting tidbits of information."
"Readers familiar with the work of Geerhardus Vos, Gordon Wenham, Herman Ridderbos, N. T. Wright, and Hendrikus Berkhof will recognize the framework (old age/new age) within which the biblical story is retold. Indeed, as a popularization and synthesis of the writings of these scholars, The Drama of Scripture will be a useful work for students of Scripture and a helpful resource for pastors and teachers looking for assistance in developing a compelling presentation of the biblical story."
"The book reads very well and will prove to be a useful resource in a small group setting or an adult Bible class. An added benefit is a web site (www.biblicaltheology.ca) providing many excellent resources for those planning to use this text in a class setting."
"Although the authors survey most of the biblical books in a modest 250 pages, they still find space to deal with misconceptions about the text and even introduce new textual and theological insights. . . . The Drama of Scripture presents a sound perspective and a coherent story. It combines an introductory style to biblical theology with commentary, theological insights, and invitations to engagement. Its style is simple, with good Scripture and Subject indices. The endnotes provide additional interesting and helpful information. It would serve well not only as a textbook for college-level students, but also for laypeople and theologians who are interested in refreshing their perspectives on God's history and plans for humanity. . . . I recommend The Drama of Scripture as an excellent addition to the missiologist's or theologian's library."
"This is an excellent effort, and the reviewer would recommend it for use in Christian colleges or adult education programs. . . . This volume is an excellent gateway into a fruitful discussion of biblical theology with a creative approach to bringing 'God's Story' into one's own story."
"The story of the Bible is a story waiting for an ending, in part because we have a role to play before all is concluded in the new creation. Such a holistic view of God's saving purposes in Christ disallows a reduction of the Christian mandate to evangelism and cross-cultural mission. While affirming these as non-negotiable and essential, the authors show that the mandate includes the renewal of politics, education, ecology, business, family, and community. This is a timely reminder that we must resist the privatization and internalization of the Christian faith."


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Yekaterina Igorevna Tkachenko (; born 7 March 1995 in Harare) is a Zimbabwean-born Russian alpine ski racer, a slalom specialist.

References

1995 births
Living people
Russian female alpine skiers
Sportspeople from Harare
Alpine skiers at the 2018 Winter Olympics
Alpine skiers at the 2022 Winter Olympics
Olympic alpine skiers of Russia
Alpine skiers at the 2012 Winter Youth Olympics
Universiade medalists in alpine skiing
Universiade gold medalists for Russia
Universiade silver medalists for Russia
Competitors at the 2015 Winter Universiade
Competitors at the 2019 Winter Universiade
Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration alumni
21st-century Russian women


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Q: How to use go echo middleware? I installed echo via
go get -u github.com/labstack/echo/v4

Its package in go.mod like
module app

go 1.15

require (
    github.com/labstack/echo v3.3.10+incompatible
    github.com/labstack/echo/v4 v4.2.0
)

In server.go, use a middleware as
package app

import (
    "github.com/labstack/echo/v4"
    "github.com/labstack/echo/middleware"
)

func main() {
    e := echo.New()
    e.Use(middleware.Logger())
}

It alert too few arguments in call to middleware.Logger.
Other middleware also can't been used.

A: try this
package main

import (
    "net/http"

    "github.com/labstack/echo/v4"
    "github.com/labstack/echo/v4/middleware"
)

func main() {
    e := echo.New()

    e.Use(middleware.Logger())

    e.GET("/", func(c echo.Context) error {
        return c.String(http.StatusOK, "Hello World")
    })

    e.Logger.Fatal(e.Start(":9000"))
}

and in go.mod only just it
module app

go 1.15

require github.com/labstack/echo/v4 v4.2.0


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Who Benefits From European Sanctions Against Belarus?
Pavel Daneika
This month seven more European states joined the EU sanctions against Belarus. As a result of this year's new extension of restrictive measures target not only officials and politicians but also businessmen. It means that this politicised problem involves clear economic underpinning.
The history of relations between Belarus and the European Union demonstrates how important were economic interests in building political contacts. Relations with Western nations remained cold for over 15 years. Starting in 1996, when Belarus hold constitutional referendum extending the powers of her executive, all major political campaigns in the country have caused harsh criticism from the West.
Belarus Cannot Cut Gas for EU Anymore
Criticism followed attempts to influence Belarusian authorities – usually through targeted sanctions against state officials. Only the United Stated implemented economic measures of influence, but for this country Belarus is neither a neighbour nor a major partner. On the contrary, European nations until very recently did not seriously consider the option of economic sanctions. This March, however, European restrictive measures hit representatives of the Belarusian business.
Why it has happened just now? I would mention two changes which have had the most impact on the situation. First – the sale of Belarusian gas transport firm of Beltranshaz to Gazprom, second – the start of privatisation in Belarus.
The fact that in late 2011 Gazprom has completely purchased the Belarusian gas transport system, undoubtedly, influenced the position of European states on Belarusian issue. Earlier EU countries avoided the deterioration of relations with Minsk fearing the problems with gas transportation through Belarus. Now gas supplies for Europe depend only on Russia, and Europe has first of all to take its interests into consideration.
Sell to Survive
The second development is privatisation. The current economic situation in the country makes selling state-owned assets unavoidable. Today one can say that Belarus has recovered from the 2011 crisis. Through sale of 50% of the Beltranshaz shares, the government has refilled its gold and foreign currency reserves, and the discount for Russian energy resources supplies gained from Moscow positively affects the foreign trade balance.
It does not mean, however, that the systemic problems which have caused the crisis, have been successfully solved. The volume of gold and exchange currency reserves (USD 8.056 billion by 1 June) will suffice for approximately two and a half month of import. For a transition economy like Belarus, this is not enough. Moreover, over the next years the payments due to serve the external debt will reach their highest level. Minsk, most likely, will try to receive a new loan for re-structuring of its debt. And, quite probably, it will receive on condition of privatisation of some of its assets.
Privatisation as such is also a way to get money. Therefore, Belarus has to deal with it anyway in the foreseeable future – and sooner rather than later.
No Money from the West or China
In this context, the question is who will participate in Belarusian privatisation. Participation of the US and EU companies as potential buyers of assets is impossible after 19 December 2010. European companies have interest in purchasing some property in Belarus. Yet, implementation of the EU sanctions against Belarusian companies makes their coming - and modern technologies - less probable.
As for prospects for arrival of investors from other parts of the world, they look gloomy. Chinese entrepreneurs invest real money only in natural resources. Therefore, they would be interested only in something like Belaruskali, yet it is better to refrain from privatising it in the foreseeable future. On other projects, Belarus can expect from China only tied loans which involve investing money mostly in Chinese goods, equipment and labour delivered to Belarus. The opportunities to attract investors from Arab states are also limited as they usually invest the capital in the real estate and hotel business and only extremely rarely – in other projects.
"Regime Purses" or National Business?
Thus, the sole real player to participate in Belarusian privatisation is Russian business. Only Belarusian companies could compete with it. Admittedly, they do not possess such powerful financial resources as Russians. But national business has that doubtless advantage of knowing local specificity, and that can become the additional factor of success.
When the EU compiled a list of "regime purses", that is the enterprises to be sanctioned or under threat of being sanctioned – it became a hard blow on prospects of Belarusian business participation in privatisation. Among «regime purses» landed owners of such successful companies as "Santa-Impeks", «Amkodor» and «Savushkin Produkt».
These and some other "blacklisted" companies work in competitive markets, created strong new brands in post-Soviet world and jobs in Belarus. They are not simply successfully in their business, but they also actively participate in privatisation. Putting them on the black list deprives them of the option to access cheap European loans and thus increases barriers on their way to participate in privatisation.
Introduction and possible expansion of the European sanctions on Belarusian business turns Russian companies in practically exclusive participants of privatisation in the country. I am not against Russian business, I am for competition. Privatisation in which only large Russian companies participate, actually means absence of competition.
That may result in some serious problems. First, the possibility of uncontested sale automatically reduces the cost of Belarusian assets. Secondly, without competition it is impossible to choose on competitive basis the most efficient investor which will bring not only money, but also new production and management know-hows.
Therefore, from the economic viewpoint the European economic sanctions contradict national interests of Belarus and its European future.
Pavel Daneika is a Belarusian politician, businessman and analyst. He is administrative director of Belarusian Economic Research and Outreach Centre. He served as president of the Institute for Privatisation and Management and as a member of Belarusian Parliament in 1990s.
This original article originally appeared in Russian by Nashe Mnenie and was translated by Siarhei Bohdan. It is a part of a new collaborative arrangement with the Agency of Political Expertise.


← Shrewsbury, Massachusetts Man Injures Two Before Driving Into a Payless Shoe Source Store.
California Car Accident Lawsuit Places Car-Sharing Companies Into Spotlight.
Laws and regulations with regard to insurance of taxi cab and car rental companies have been settled for some time now. In a 21st century problem, however, the law with regard to car-sharing companies is unclear and creates doubt for individuals injured in car accidents involving car-share motor vehicles.
A recent car accident and resulting lawsuit in San Francisco, California has raised questions with regard to liability of car-sharing services. The car accident took place in March, when a Dodge Charger struck a Lincoln Town Car that was preparing to make a left turn at an intersection. The impact of the collision sent the Charger flying across the intersection and slicing a fire hydrant from the ground. The fire hydrant flew some distance before striking a pedestrian, as a geyser of water erupted from the ground.
The driver of the Charger suffered a broken hand and sued the Lincoln Town Car driver and company SF Limo Car Service, which was written on the side of the town car. The pedestrian suffered a broken back and several other injuries, including a back injury. The pedestrian sued both drivers and a car-sharing company Uber.
Uber is car-sharing service which connects individuals looking for a cheap ride to registered livery cab drivers. Uber provides its drivers with titles of "Uber driver" and provides their vehicles with "Uber IDs." The drivers, however, are not employees of Uber. They are rather "independent contractors," with their own commercial insurance and other relevant car accident insurance. Uber owns no motor vehicles, employs no drivers and buys no insurance. The company essentially provides a technology platform to connect drivers and customers. But Uber does have contracts with the drivers, and differs in several other ways from a simple "phone book" –type service.
Without any clear statutes covering this new type of business, insurance companies and others will closely watch this car accident lawsuit to determine how courts will view the liability of these car-sharing companies that have sprung up in recent years.
Individuals involved in car accidents in Massachusetts are often unaware of their options in recovering compensation for personal injuries. The help of an expert Massachusetts attorney can be crucial in recovering the monetary compensation that the injured driver, passenger or pedestrian deserves. If you or someone you know has suffered personal injuries as a result of a Massachusetts motor vehicle accident, please call 617-787-3700 right now to protect all of your legal rights and remedies. Our Massachusetts personal injury attorneys, Boston, MA car accident lawyers and Boston, Massachusetts wrongful death accident attorneys are here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to assist you in recovering damages for your personal injuries.
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