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Goshen College ranks among top Indiana private colleges for lowest student debt
GC also named among "Best Colleges in America" by Money Magazine
Goshen College ranked third among Indiana private colleges for having the lowest average student debt figures for the class of 2017. GC also ranked eighth overall among all Indiana colleges and universities, and 156th amongst all private schools in the nation, according to LendEDU.com.
Goshen College was also named one of Money Magazine's "Best Colleges in America" this week. This ranking takes into account graduation rates, tuition charges, family borrowing and alumni earnings, plus 22 other data points, to find the country's top values.
"We are committed to providing an affordable college education to as many students and families as possible," said Joel Short, director of financial aid at Goshen College. "We work closely with families to provide financial aid and scholarship opportunities to make their dollar go further."
At Goshen, 99 percent of student receive financial aid, with an average aid package of $24,682.
For the third consecutive year, LendEDU has completed their annual Student Loan Debt by School by State Report, a comprehensive analysis of student loan debt statistics for over 1,000 colleges and universities throughout the United States. You can see it here.
To find Goshen College's state-level rank, click on Indiana within the map and a dropdown table with every school and their respective state ranking will appear.
Using data licensed from Peterson's, Lendedu.com found the average student loan debt per borrower for the Class of 2017. This is the most recent data available.
According to LendEDU.com, the total outstanding student loan debt now stands at to $1.52 trillion, making it the second largest form of consumer debt behind only mortgages. In terms of individual student debt, about 58 percent of Indiana students from the Class of 2017 graduated with debt, at an average of $29,405 per student.
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Everyone's worried about how interesting Idol could possibly be without Simon on the panel anymore, but I think the producers did a good job in hiring someone with as much controversy as Lopez seems to stir. Â She claims never to have been a diva, but that would mean that over the years there have been metric tons of smoke with no fire. Â My bet is that the Idol producers know exactly what they're doing, and within the first few weeks of the season we're bound to see some serious tantrums and drama from the now-struggling pop star.


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Donald Trump answered Mexico's offers of assistance in the wake of Hurricane Harvey by spewing insults at them on live television. Classy.
Donald Trump's obsession with building a wall along the southern border ruined an opportunity for a moment of unity with our neighbors to the south.
Despite Trump's repeatedly racist rhetoric and increasingly ridiculous insistence that Mexico will pay for his border wall, Mexico is ready to put politics aside and help Americans impacted by Hurricane Harvey, as the storm continues to wreak devastation across Texas.
Mexico's foreign minister reached out to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to discuss how they could help with the relief and recovery efforts — just as they did after Hurricane Katrina, providing meals, distributing supplies, and conducting medical consultations.
In a moment that could have seen international camaraderie, Trump instead chose to continue his trend of sowing conflict and animosity.
At a press conference with the President of Finland, Trump gave extended remarks about the situation in Texas. Not one time did he bother to thank Mexico (or Canada, for that matter) for their offers of assistance.
Later in the press conference, when the topic of Mexico and the border wall came up, Trump had yet another opportunity to put aside his discordant and hateful rhetoric.
And once again, he failed miserably.
When asked about his plans to shut down the U.S. government if Congress refuses to pay for the wall that Trump himself promised Mexico would pay for, Trump went on an unhinged tirade, casting Mexico as a criminal-infested drug haven.
Trump claimed that a border wall was necessary because of Mexico's "tremendous crime problem," further insisting that "tremendous drugs" are pouring into the United States from Mexico.
Trump also rambled on about the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), complaining that Mexico is "being difficult" about renegotiating the agreement because it was a "sweetheart deal" for them.
And of course, he repeatedly reiterated that Mexico would pay for the wall, even if had to be through "reimbursement" — a nice big word to stand in for "American taxpayers will fund the wall because Mexico is never going to do it, no matter how loudly I yell."
REPORTER: Is your plan still to have Mexico pay for the wall?
TRUMP: Yes, it will. One way or the other, Mexico is going to pay for the wall, that's right. It may be through reimbursement, but one way or the other, Mexico will pay for the wall.
We're right now negotiating NAFTA. In my opinion, Mexico has been very difficult — as they should be, why wouldn't they be? They had a sweetheart deal for so many years. It's one of the great deals of all time for them, but it's one of the worst deals ever signed. I guarantee you, Mr. President, Finland would never have signed NAFTA with Russia or whoever you wanted. This is not a deal that you would want to sign. This is not a deal that Finland would know about. NAFTA is one of the worst trade deals ever signed at anytime, anywhere in the world. And I can understand why Mexico is being difficult, because why wouldn't they be? They've had it their way.
But no, Mexico will pay for the wall. It may be through reimbursement. We need the wall very badly. As you know, Mexico has a tremendous crime problem, tremendous. One of the — number two or three in the world. And that's another reason we need it. And the — just to add on, tremendous drugs are pouring into the United States at levels that nobody has ever seen before. This happened over the last three to four years, in particular. The wall will stop much of the drugs from pouring into this country and poisoning our youth. So we need the wall. It's imperative. We may fund it through the United States, but ultimately, Mexico will pay for the wall.
In addition to unending criticisms of the country that is offering to help in our country's time of need, Trump can't even get his facts straight. He claims that "the wall will stop much of the drugs from pouring into this country."
But even our own Drug Enforcement Administration says that most drugs come via "vehicles or tractor trailers by using legal ports of entry."
Through the entire tirade, Trump could not find the time to thank Mexico — not even once, not even for a moment — as they offered their support to our country in a time of dire need.
As of yet, the United States hasn't even decided whether or not to accept assistance from Mexico.
Once again, Trump let his personal prejudices get in the way of what could have been a productive moment of bilateral diplomacy — and Americans trying to survive a devastating natural disaster may end up paying the price for Trump's callously dismissive attitude.


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by Marko Fong | Dec 11, 2012 | Fiction | 5
Twenty years after college, Penny and Dave turned up in Miami. Back in dorm days, they used to phone the always sober and perpetually single Lucky Tang to pick them up on weekend nights when they got too stoned or stranded. Now, Penny and Dave had cars of their own, plenty of money (somewhat mysteriously), and each other. At their fourth dinner together since their reunion, they confided to Lucky, "If only we could have children."
Lucky's cousin in Shanghai knew someone. The father was the star of the pole toss act for the Cirque De Soleil's Vegas show. The mother spun plates on a stick while perched on a stack of chairs balanced on the bottoms of a man's feet. Unable to work while pregnant, she went back to China. When news of a girl reached him, the father followed the troupe to Geneva and took up with a one-armed-Polish unicyclist who used to juggle hatchets. Lucky's law partner drew up the adoption papers for Penny and Dave. Months later, Lucky admired e-mailed photos of a balding Dave, a thicker but still red-haired Penny, and their Chinese baby. He'd never met the baby–he was visiting family in Hong Kong the afternoon of her "welcome home" party.
When they called on a Friday night, Lucky was alone as usual, watching a video. Penny, once the prettiest girl in the dorm, held the black-haired baby and Dave pushed a stroller and carried a bag crammed with diapers and formula.
"Penny, she looks just like you," Lucky joked.
"Do you remember Katie Klein from junior year? She turned up at Mommy and Me class. When she saw our baby, she thought I'd married you."
"Glad to have played some role in making your baby possible," Lucky told her, hiding his smile.
"Well, that's sort of why we called," Dave said.
"Two nights ago, she was doing a handstand on the rail of her crib."
"But she's not walking yet."
"We haven't slept in weeks," Penny sobbed. "She stands on the back of her high chair balancing her bottle on her forehead. She's going to hurt herself."
"Can you help us?"
"Didn't you say you felt complete now?"
"Completely insane, we'll die if she has an accident. When she falls, she never cries."
"Guys, Chinese orphans don't come with warranties."
Penny and Dave looked away, then at each other, and then exchanged a nod. Penny asked, "Can we get a photo with Uncle Lucky?"
When he agreed, Lucky thought she meant with the baby and her. He held the baby alone while Dave snapped an iPhone photo. When the baby nestled her head against Lucky's shoulder, Penny and Dave made "ooh" sounds. Before he could hand her back, the couple ran out the door. The baby squirmed out of Lucky's arms, then executed a perfect twisting-front handspring over the stroller. Her head cleared the steel bar by less than an inch before she landed on the diapers where she gurgled contentedly. After applauding, Lucky went to the window to watch Penny and Dave's car squeal away.
"We'll learn Chinese together," he told the baby as he imagined searching crowded Shanghai streets for a woman with perfect balance.
Photo by Joao Alves
Marko Fong
Marko Fong lives in Northern California and published most recently in Kweli Journal, Pif, RKVRY, and Emprise Review. He also serves as fiction editor for Wordrunner e-Chapbook.com .
william hamilton on December 11, 2012 at 1:47 pm
A lovely entertainment, as Graham Greene might say. A plate-spinner from Shanghai has an eroticism all its own.
Dave Moskowitz on December 11, 2012 at 2:50 pm
Mazel tov! John Parker and Charlie Sheerin are cheering you Marko from beyond the screen.
Zin Kenter on December 11, 2012 at 3:35 pm
Gee, you do a guy a favor…
Len Joy on December 13, 2012 at 5:34 pm
Good story, Marko.
Bonnie ZoBell on December 15, 2012 at 10:08 pm
This is hysterical, Marko. Great read!

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Farmington Hills Youth Theatre presents 'Guys and Dolls'
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The Farmington Hills Youth Theatre will transform the city-owned Costick Center into a mythical New York City for "Guys and Dolls," on stage from November 30 through December 3.
Featuring more than 100 young actors from Farmington Hills and surrounding communities, the oddball romantic comedy is a longtime fan favorite. Nathan Detroit tries to set up the biggest craps game in town while the authorities are on to him. Meanwhile, his girlfriend Adelaide laments their 14-year engagement.
Nathan turns to Sky Masterson for help, and in a twist of events, Sky ends up pursuing Miss Sarah Brown. "Guys and Dolls" takes audiences from the heart of Times Square to the cafes of Havana, Cuba, and even in the sewers of New York City, but eventually everyone ends up right where they belong.
Performances are slated Thursday, Nov. 30 and Friday, Dec. 1 at 7 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 2 at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m.; and Sunday, Dec. 3 at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. Purchase tickets online at https://recreg.fhgov.com, at the Costick Center, 28600 W. 11 Mile or by calling 248-473-1848.
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How to Identify Eastlake Furniture
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Victorian-era Furniture
Charles Locke Eastlake is responsible for the Victorian-era trend of creating sturdy and simple furniture. It became popular over the two decades between 1870 to 1890, taking people away from the intricate carvings and high-relief approach with numerous curves.
Eastlake furniture offers straight lines, minimal decoration, and maximum comfort. It would be fair to call his work one of the first styles that could be called "modern" from our 21st-century perspective. It is about as far from the Rococo and Renaissance Revival options that were so popular during that time in history.
The concept promoted by Eastlake was one of careful craftsmanship. He felt that beautiful furniture should be comfortable instead of being more of a display piece.
The Philadelphia Centennial Exposition hosted an entire exhibition of Eastlake's work in 1876. Its popularity has led to many counterfeits, which is why knowing how to identify this furniture is a critical skill for collectors and enthusiasts.
Arm Chair – Antique armchair drawn by Charles Eastlake, whose 1868 book on furniture became influential in Britain and the United States
Who Was Charles Locke Eastlake?
Charles Eastlake
Eastlake was born in Plymouth in 1836. He was trained by Philip Hardwick, which led him into the field of architecture at an early age.
Although he designed furniture during the Victoria era, he didn't make any of it himself. Professional cabinet makers and others would create what he envisioned, offering a niche market for those who didn't like the idea (or couldn't afford to have) luxurious details carved into each item.
Eastlake published a book in 1868 called "Hints on Household Taste in Furniture, Upholstery, and Other Details. It ended up being quite popular in his native Britain.
About four years later, the book was published in the United States to a similar success level.
During his career, Eastlake would serve as the Secretary to the Royal Institute of British Architects. He would also be the Keeper of the National Gallery in London for twenty years.
Eastlake passed away in 1906 at the age of 70. He is buried at Kensal Green.
Eastlake oak bedroom – Credit Photo 1stdibs.com
The Details of Eastlake's Work Always Shine Through
Although it is theoretically possible to mimic Eastlake's work (and some during the Victorian Era tried), you can find some telltale traits that identify these highly collectible pieces.
You'll find Eastlake incorporated fewer curves with each design than what you'll find in typical Victorian furniture. It still includes some, so it isn't wholly modern. The unique incorporation of geometric details is what sets it apart the most.
Eastlake needed to make money with his work, so he included some Medieval and Renaissance Revival details in ways that didn't overwhelm the design. You might see a small panel in a bed frame or a little relief carved into a chair's arm, but nothing more intricate.
Some Eastlake items can include Far East and Middle Eastern designs or influences, making it challenging to identify some objects.
If you're unsure of the furniture you have or are looking at, try to see the wood grains. Eastlake loved to emphasize the natural components of his materials. You can see this most often with his cherry, oak, walnut, and rosewood items.
Dark varnishes sometimes spoil these details, making it harder to spot Eastlake's influences. Ebonized wood was occasionally used for American pieces, sometimes with the intent to simulate bamboo.
Eastlake Bedroom Suite – Credit liveauctionners.com
Quality Levels Covered a Broad Range in the Victorian Era
Do you know how there's a massive price difference between an IKEA furniture design and something from a luxury brand?
It was that way during the Victorian era. Furniture makers produced items with varying qualities to hit multiple price points. That's how they could stay in business.
Because of this business approach, you can find some Eastlake pieces are highly affordable today because they weren't made to be in luxury homes.
If you find something mass-produced with an Eastlake design, it'll be highly attractive and mostly affordable. The only exception to that rule involves the items made by Herter Brothers or others with highly regarded brands in the antiques industry.
Most of Eastlake's chairs featured leather or fabric upholstery, although some side chairs were made without it.
You'll find most pieces offer squared or angular designs for the usable surfaces. Eastlake loved to make lamp tables (called gypsy tables at the time), using turned legs and metal claw feet to create a stunning display that worked for almost any room.
If you want to include antiques from the Victorian era in your home, consider Eastlake's designs. When you can identify them, there's an excellent chance that you could score a fantastic deal on a well-made item.
EastLake Furniture Sideboard
Eastlake furniture details
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Lillian Pillsbury Berry
FARMINGTON – Lillian P. Berry, 81, of Strong went home to be with her Lord and Savior on May 5.
She was born May 2, 1928, in Dallas Plantation, the daughter of Paul and Charlotte (Lamb) Pillsbury. She was educated in the schools of Dallas Plantation.
She married Ira (Joe) Berry Nov. 16, 1949, in Rangeley. She worked at Forster Manufacturing Co. in Strong and for the Strong School hot lunch program and later cleaned houses in the Strong area for many years. She was a member of the Strong Church of the Nazarene. On Sept. 14, 1984, she was chosen the state Sunday school teacher of the year for the Nazarene churches.
She enjoyed gardening, knitting, crocheting and being with her family.
She is survived by her husband, Ira (Joe) Berry of Farmington; three daughters, Margaret Huff of Strong, Cindy Quinlan of Sabattus and Shelly Seavey of Strong; a brother, Kendall Pillsbury of Strong; four sisters, Rebecca Ellis of Strong, Marilyn Howard of Strong, Marie Campbell of Phillips and Lucretia Dudley of Phillips; 10 grandchildren, Amy Coburn, Kendra Snow, Kaylene Bacon, Julie Donahue, Crystal Quinlan, Amy Quinlan, Becca Quinlan, Chase Seavey, Jeremy Seavey and Tabby Seavey; two great-grandchildren, Andrew Donahue and Amelia Donahue.
She was predeceased by two brothers, Oscar and Arlo Pillsbury; sister, Rowena Presby; half sister. Emma Autotte; and a daughter, Pamela.
The family would like to thank the staff at Edgewood Rehab and Living Center and also the staff in the ICU at Franklin Memorial Hospital.
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Please Note: Where symbols are used convention has it that they are always lower case letters except where the Base Unit is named after a person like Celsius (°C), Pascal (P) or Newton (N).
Then the symbol is noted by a CAPITAL LETTER.
"So what's with a capital letter L for liter?
You see, when decimal dimensions were described long before the typewriter you would have to write the script .
But as technology came along it became apparent that typewriters were not equipped with the script so attempts were made to use the lower case "l" (el).
too similar as did the capital "I" (eye).


How to configure CA Service Desk Manager (CA SDM) to use Transport Layer Security (TLS)?
To support the use of Transport Layer Security (TLS), CA Service Desk Manager (CA SDM) requires Embedded Entitlements Management (EEM) to be installed and CA SDM to be configured to use EEM for authentication. This document provides steps to configure TLS within EEM.
2. Click on Configure->User Store->User Store and then check "Reference from an external LDAP Directory"
3. For EEM versions prior to 12.5, check "Use Transport Layer Security(TLS)" and make sure port 389 is used.
For EEM version 12.5, in the "protocol" drop-down, choose LDAP+TLS and make sure port 389 is used.


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The Feta of Parnassus
The Emperor of the Greek Cheeses
Greece is a country with great history and traditions lost in the mists of time. The origin of feta in ancient Greece was first referenced in Homer's Odyssey at the famous myth of legendary Cyclops Polyphemus. Mythology has it that Polyphemus was the first manufacturer of feta cheese; carrying milk from sheep on a daily basis and storing it into animal skins, he found, to his great surprise, that after a few days the milk clot and was edible, solid and easy to store. Indeed, ancient Greeks believed that milk was a sacred food since Zeus, the leader of the Olympian Gods, was brought up with milk from the nymph Amalthea while the art of cheese making was a gift to mortals from the gods of Olympus, according to Greek mythology. It is also said that the gods sent Aristeo, the son of Apollo, to teach the unique art of cheese making to the Greeks. As such, the name feta dates back to the 18th century and, probably, refers to the practise of cutting the cheese into slices in order to be inserted in the barrels. Undeniably, feta is the number one Greek cheese and an integral part of the Mediterranean diet!It is a soft, white and salty cheese, made from goats' milk, which leaves a slightly acidic and spicy aftertaste.There may be variants, depending on the area in which is prepared and produced, and for this reason its varies both in flavor and texture. Aged in wooden barrels or in special metal containers with brine, the production process of feta is unquestionably an exceptional process deriving from the depths of time. Feta, along with all the other Greek cheeses, are the genuine livestock treasure of Greece. As such a unique and tasteful product, the feta cheese of Greece has been safeguarded as a Product with Designation of Origin from the European Commission. However, the recipe of feta was introduced in Cyprus since 1904, when the production and export of feta started; nonetheless, the cheese producers were forced to rename it after the entrenchment in Greece. In fact, similar cheeses were found throughout the Balkans that were not made from cow's milk, and, for that reason, the feta cheese from Greece was secured as a PDO product in order to secure its specific production characteristics. What characterizes traditional Greek cheeses is their high quality and original features along with their good reputation.The peculiar soil and climatic conditions of the country, the farmed sheep breeds, the great variety of endemic plants, the conditions of production and processing of milk in combination with the long experience of Greek cheese makers to use cow's milk are factors that influence and shape the original characteristics. What is important and should be highlighted in particular is that the Greek traditional cheeses are made from milk from animals fed free grazing in areas not fertilizers are used, herbicides, insecticides and other pollutants and, as such, they are biological products. Feta cheese is produced in many regions of Greece including Macedonia, Thrace, Epirus, Thessaly, Central Greece, Peloponnese and the island of Lesvos (Mytilene). However, one of the most delicious feta cheeses is produced on the foothills of Parnassos Mountain. Feta from Parnassos distinguishes for its intense aromas and its acidic taste, produced from goat's milk collected from the foot of Mount Parnassos. It is prepared in traditional way with fresh ingredients while it matures in oak barrels for a period of two months.
People of the world, love and prefer the Greek cheeses. They are pure and genuine from their origin!


Since the early 2000s, we've been embracing technology with open arms. Social networks and smartphone applications have changed the way we work, talk, and live with each other. But brands aren't stopping there, this is just the beginning. A new wave of technology is upon us and it's out to capture our mind, body, and soul.
As if a fully functional computer in your pocket wasn't enough, there are a number of big brand innovators currently taking wearable technology to new heights. Let's start with Google Glass. This is a revolutionary optical-head mounted display (OHMD) that has every intention of bringing more freedom to your life. The inspiration for this product started with fundamental human stature. Google's rational says that the human body is not made to look down and rub a small piece of featureless glass, it's meant to perform and be observant of its surroundings. They also want to stray away from the social isolation that comes with the all too familiar "look down at your phone" move. So, being mounted on your head and voice activated, your hands are free. The screen is positioned in the upper right corner of your field of vision, so your eyes are free. And, as scary as it sounds, your ears are free too because the audio is conducted through the bones in your cranium by the stems of the glasses.
But does Google expect to prescribe everyone in the world with a pair of Google Glasses? The answer lies within the privacy storm that is brewing as the product's launch date draws closer. From establishments already banning Google Glass due to public paranoia, to users being called "glassholes" straight to their Google Glass camera, this product seems to be more of a cool novelty. However, it is a breath of fresh air for technology, and it is applicable in many different circumstances.
Next up in our wearable tech wave is the Nike Fuel Band. This tech-packed wrist band tracks your every move, and wirelessly syncs it all to your smartphone and PC. Accessing your data via mobile device is great when you're on the go, but if you want a deeper look into your Nike Fuel Band experience, a computer is recommended.
What's the inspiration behind this one? Nike knows how tough it is to get motivated and stay motivated. So, you set yourself a daily activity goal, and as you get closer to hitting that goal, a light on the band travels from red to green, thus acting as motivation you won't be able to take your eyes off of. Whether you are a gym rat, or a workaholic looking for some physical motivation, we feel that this product does the body good.
Lastly, we have a product that hasn't made too many headlines yet. Apple's iWatch will most likely set wearable technology standards once it hits the shelves. It's rumored that the OS operating product (similar to the iPod Nano) will sync with your iPhone, iPad, and computer to give you updates on your wrist. It's also said that it will run on solar and kinetic energy, and be fully integrated with everybody's favorite robot, Siri.
Apple is known as the innovator of our time, and there is no doubt that they will continue to surprise us. But as time moves forward, there will be other companies that measure up. One more product that has people on the edge of their seats comes to us from the talent at Under Armour. Imagine having a touchscreen on the sleeve of your shirt that only shows up when you want to use it.
The company is currently developing interactive, touch sensitive clothing that monitors your heart rate, tracks your speed, counts how many calories you burn, and more. With the use of "flexible technology," Under Armour is taking wearable tech to a whole new level, and investors should know about it. "The company's shares have more than quadrupled since its IPO in November 2005, outpacing the performance of larger rivals Nike Inc. (NKE +1.35%) and Adidas AG (DE:ADS -2.12%) during the same period" according to Market Watch.
In 2014, companies will be pushing this new wave of tech in unprecedented ways, ultimately influencing and changing the way we connect to each other. Playing off the fact that you literally wear these products to enhance a one time experience or a lifetime opens up many doors for innovators, entrepreneurs, and investors everywhere. We, at Diablo Media, have not forecasted the development of any wearable technology in the near future, but we do have a highly collaborative team that consistently draws out new efficiencies in our software and strategy every day.


The Intel Core i7-4930MX is a high-end quad-core processor for laptops and successor of the i7-3940XM. It is based on the Haswell architecture and was launched in Q2/2013. Due to Hyperthreading, the four cores can handle up to eight threads in parallel leading to better utilization of the CPU. Each core offers a base speed of 3.0 GHz but can dynamically increase clock rates with Turbo Boost up to 3.7 GHz (for 4 active cores), 3.8 GHz (for 2 active cores) and 3.9 GHz (for 1 active core). Furthermore, the Extreme CPUs offer an unlocked multiplicator for easy overclocking.
Due to these changes, the performance per clock has been improved by about 10 percent compared to Ivy Bridge. Therefore, the 4930MX is almost 10 % faster than the former i7-3940XM.
The integrated Intel HD Graphics 4600 offers 20 Execution Units (EUs) clocked at 400 MHz up to 1350 MHz with Turbo Boost, making it about 30 % faster than the HD 4000.
The i7-4930MX is rated at a TDP of 57 W including graphics card, memory controller and VRMs. Therefore, the CPU is only suited for laptops 17-inches or greater.


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Drama Action Western
102 min 4 1968 Italy
At the border with Mexico, a brave young woman defends herself from the attack of the fearsome bandit, "Red", mastering a gun and the game of poker. Falling in love with a young Frenchman, he asks her to give up gambling and start a quiet and normal life, but when the young man is killed by "Red", she is determined to seek revenge. Source: SWDB http://www.spaghetti-western.net
Nicoletta Machiavelli
Claudio Camaso
Marisa Solinas
Gaspare Zola
Elvira Cortese
Franco Bucceri
Silvana Bacci
Brunello Maffei
Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia
Arnaldo Fabrizio
Alberto Hammermann
Yorgo Voyagis
Riccardo Pizzuti
Isabella Guidotti
A circus' beautiful trapeze artist agrees to marry the leader of side-show performers, but his deformed friends discover she is only marrying him for his inheritance.
Two warriors in pursuit of a stolen sword and a notorious fugitive are led to an impetuous, physically-skilled, teenage nobleman's daughter, who is at a crossroads in her life.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
A hard-nosed cop reluctantly teams up with a wise-cracking criminal temporarily paroled to him, in order to track down a killer.
Two bounty hunters are in pursuit of "El Indio," one of the most wanted fugitives in the western territories, and his gang.
Retired from active duty to train new IMF agents, Ethan Hunt is called back into action to confront sadistic arms dealer, Owen Davian. Hunt must try to protect his girlfriend while working with his new team to complete the mission.
Four adopted brothers return to their Detroit hometown when their mother is murdered and vow to exact revenge on the killers.
Sam Witwicky leaves the Autobots behind for a normal life. But when his mind is filled with cryptic symbols, the Decepticons target him and he is dragged back into the Transformers' war.
Manu has lived a difficult life. Abused and violently raped, she sets off to find herself only to meet Nadine, a prostitute who has encountered one too many injustices in the world. Angry at the world, they embark on a twisted, rage-filled road trip. They choose to have sex when they please and kill when they need. Leaving a trail of mischief and dead bodies in their wake. Generating a media blitz and manhunt, soon everyone is out to capture the young fugitives.
Set in the late 19th century. When a ruthless robber baron takes away everything they cherish, a rough-and-tumble, idealistic peasant and a sophisticated heiress embark on a quest for justice, vengeance…and a few good heists.
Bandidas
In this enchantingly cracked fairy tale, the beautiful Princess Buttercup and the dashing Westley must overcome staggering odds to find happiness amid six-fingered swordsmen, murderous princes, Sicilians and rodents of unusual size. But even death can't stop these true lovebirds from triumphing.
A TV adaptation of the classic Alexandre Dumas novel. Edmond Dantes is falsely accused by those jealous of his good fortune, and is sentenced to spend the rest of his life in the notorious island prison, Chateau d'If. While imprisoned, he meets the Abbe Faria, a fellow prisoner whom everyone believes to be mad. The Abbe tells Edmond of a fantastic treasure hidden away on a tiny island, that only he knows the location of. After many years in prison, the old Abbe dies, and Edmond escapes disguised as the dead body. Now free, Edmond must find the treasure the Abbe told him of, so he can use the new-found wealth to exact revenge on those who have wronged him.
The Count of Monte-Cristo
After being wrongfully convicted, a woman is imprisoned for 13 years and forced to give up her daughter. While in prison she gains the respect of her cellmates and plots her revenge on the man responsible. Once released, she begins her elaborate plan of retribution, but discovers a horrifying truth.
Chev Chelios, a hit man wanting to go straight, lets his latest target slip away. Then he awakes the next morning to a phone call that informs him he has been poisoned and has only an hour to live unless he keeps adrenaline coursing through his body while he searches for an antidote.


Anonymous artist, L'Amour et la musique, 1860.
As will be discussed below, a curious engraving appeared in the April 1860 issue of L'Artiste, a magazine that was a leading exponent of the rococo revival. It is printed in red and black ink, thereby seeming to imitate a chalk drawing, but the more likely source was the painting A Couple Making Music. The print is the reverse of our composition, omits most of the painting's extensive park setting, has repositioned the small still life of musical instruments, and omitted one of the two sculpted putti on the fountain. Inscribed in the lower left corner of the print is the declaration "Eau forte d'après Watteau," which gives us an indication of how the painting was classified at that time.
Paris, c. 1860. The engraving discussed above suggests that the painting was in the French capital or its environs at that time.
New Orleans, Neal Auction Company, February 23, 2008, lot 594: "In the Manner of Jean-Baptiste-François-Joseph Pater . . . 'A Music Making Couple in a Sculpture Park", probably late 18th/early 19th c., oil on canvas, unsigned, 33 in. x 57½ in., in a modern coved and molded giltwood frame with artist's plaque. $12000/18000 Provenance: Reverse bears repositioned mid-20th c. typed label, in German, reading (in translation) 'Property of Ms. Maria Jeritza' (Czechoslovakian, 1887- New Jersey 1980). Jeritza was a celebrated diva of international opera who made her debut with The Vienna Opera in 1912. She performed with The Metropolitan Opera from 1921 to 1932 and was featured on the November 12, 1928 cover of Time Magazine." The painting went unsold.
New Orleans, Neal Auction Company, February 23, 2008, lot 406: "In the Manner of Jean-Baptiste-François-Joseph Pater . . . 'A Music Making Couple in a Sculpture Park", probably late 18th/early 19th c., oil on canvas, unsigned, 33 in. x 57½ in., in a modern coved and molded giltwood frame with artist's plaque. $6000/9000 Provenance: Reverse bears repositioned mid-20th c. typed label, in German, reading (in translation) 'Property of Ms. Maria Jeritza' (Czechoslovakian, 1887- New Jersey 1980). Jeritza was a celebrated diva of international opera who made her debut with The Vienna Opera in 1912. She performed with The Metropolitan Opera from 1921 to 1932 and was featured on the November 12, 1928 cover of Time Magazine." The painting went unsold.
At first glance the whole of the painting might seem relatable to comparable imagery in certain early Watteau compositions such as L'Été from the Saisons Jullienne. Thus one can appreciate how this composition might have been attributed to Watteau in the mid-nineteenth century when scholars and collectors were far less knowledgeable. On the other hand, neither the exaggerated pose of the guitarist nor the proportions of the woman singer, much less the overall composition with its overly profuse landscape and abundance of umbrella pine trees and sphinx statues, find parallels in Watteau's oeuvre.
Pierre Aveline after François Boucher, La Musique, 1737.
In fact, this painting is based on a lost work by François Boucher, executed in 1737 and known through an engraving after it by Pierre Aveline that is entitled La Musique (Ananoff and Wildenstein, Boucher, cat. 144). As is evident, all the significant elements in A Couple Making Couple can be traced to this engraving: the amorous couple, the still life of musical instruments, the pine trees, the fountain with sculpted putti, and the pair of sphinx statues. Also, the painting reflects the directional sense of the engraving whereas Boucher's painting was in the opposite sense (see, for example, the version in the Musée Cognac-Jay; illus. Joulie, , fig.12).
Quel magicien que ce Watteau! Quoi de plus pittoresque que cette chanson de la source, qui alterne avec la chante de la viole et avec la voix de l'amoureuse! Cela est évoqué avec tout l'art de l'enchanteur des Fêtes galantes.
Cette eau-forte précieuse est de Boucher, qui, plus d'une fois, on le sait, a interprété Watteau avec sa pointe vive et libre.
Could any message be so close to the truth and yet hopelessly garbled? Had it proclaimed just Boucher's name and not intoned Watteau's, it would almost have been correct.
A Couple Making Music could not have been based on the engraving in L'Artiste since the painting includes elements such as the sphinxes that are not in the engraving. But it is possible that the engraving copied the painting. All the motifs seen in the engraving are present in the painting and is cast in a horizontal format like the painting, in contrat to Boucher's original design which is vertical. If as we believe, the engraving was based on A Couple Making Music, this helps establish that in 1860 the painting was in Paris or nearby, and that at the time it was misattributed to Watteau.
Anonymous artist, Fetes champetres, oil on canvas, 87.7 x 95.7 cm. Whereabouts unknown.
Another variation on Boucher's invention, known under the title Fetes Champetres, also contains some of the same motifs from Boucher, namely the amorous couple, the fountain with putti, and even the still life of musical instruments in the foreground. This pastiche has additional figures borrowed from Lancret. Judging from photographs, it seems possible that both paintings were executed by the same artist.


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What Are Aloe Vera's Benefits for Skin and Hair?
The widely used botanical ingredient is so much more than just a sunburn soother.
Ready to feel more confident when reading your beauty products' ingredient labels? Enter, the Allure Ingredient Index. In this comprehensive guide, you'll find everything you need to know about the most in-demand (and under-the-radar) ingredients in your favorite skin-care products.
Aloe is one of the most prolific ingredients and recognizable botanical names in all of skin care. Widely available — you can find it potted in its succulent form mere feet away from its bottled extracts at virtually any CVS — aloe vera (the most commonly used species of the aloe genus when it comes to beauty and personal-care products) has been used on the skin for centuries, New York City-based board-certified dermatologist Marisa Garshick, MD, says, though "there is limited scientific evidence and research on the role of aloe vera in skin care." That said, and despite being considered a controversial ingredient by some, it is widely believed by experts and average shoppers alike that aloe vera benefits are undeniable.
"Aloe is well known for its ability to help provide anti-inflammatory and soothing benefits to the skin, hence why it's so commonly used to help treat sunburn," cosmetic chemist Ron Robinson tells Allure. "It can also hydrate and provide antioxidant benefits. Because of this, it is being used more and more in skin care and hair care."
Whether you've found yourself a little overexposed to the sun or you're simply in search of something calming for your sensitive skin, there's always a good reason to keep aloe vera around — and we asked skin experts to explain exactly why.
Marisa Garshick, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist in New York City.
Stacy Chimento, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist in Miami.
Ron Robinson is a cosmetic chemist and founder of BeautyStat.
What exactly is aloe vera?
Aloe vera is a species of the aloe plant that grows around the world — perhaps even in a pot a few feet away from you as you're reading this, as it's a common houseplant. But in addition to being a lovely succulent with distinctively spiky leaves, what's in those leaves makes it a very desirable topical treatment.
"The leaf of the aloe vera plant is rich in water, particularly in the innermost layer of the leaf, so it helps to hydrate the skin and lock in moisture," Dr. Garshick explains. "The sugars, also known as mucopolysaccharides, help to retain moisture in the skin."
Drew Barrymore famously applied a piece of aloe vera "meat" (basically a chunk of the inner part of the leaf) to an irritated area of skin on her face and said it drastically reduced redness in a short timespan — a claim that dermatologists don't shoot down. "Aloe is actually a natural antiseptic agent, meaning it stops or slows the growth of microorganisms and helps prevent infections," Stacy Chimento, MD, a board-certified dermatologist in South Florida, tells Allure. "Aloe can also help [a bug] bite heal faster and reduce itching, swelling, and pain."
But there's no need to apply a slice of the plant itself to your face in order to experience aloe vera benefits, of which there are many.
What is aloe vera's benefits for skin?
Because aloe vera tends to store water, Dr. Garshick says, it can be an effective moisturizer, so it's found in a lot of skin-care products. But that moisture can do so much more than simply moisturize.
"Providing moisture to cuts on the skin can help facilitate healing," she says, explaining that may be due to a compound in aloe vera called glucomannan, which can help with wound and sunburn healing by improving collagen production. That healing is helped along by antioxidant vitamins C and E. Furthermore, "The antibacterial properties allow aloe vera to be useful for the treatment of minor cuts and wounds to prevent infection and also may contribute to how it can be effective for acne."
In fact, antibacterial properties aren't the only reason aloe vera may be a boon for acne-prone skin. "In addition to its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties, aloe vera is a natural source of salicylic acid, assisting with flare-ups of blackheads and whiteheads," Dr. Chimento says.
Dr. Garshick points to a study that showed that aloe vera combined with tretinoin, the most bioavailable retinoid that's often prescribed for topical treatment of acne (commonly as Retin-A), was more effective than tretinoin alone for acne lesions. However, that's not true of all aloe vera ingredient combos. "Some formulations, when combined with other ingredients, may clog the pores or be irritating on the skin, so it is important to consider this when selecting a product," she advises.
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Due to its cooling effects, Dr. Chimento says, aloe vera is often used to reduce inflammation, decrease redness, and keep skin glowing — but Dr. Garshick says that glow can also be attributed to its enzymes and antioxidants. They further decrease inflammation and fight off free-radical damage, which may lessen the appearance of signs of aging.
What is aloe vera's benefits for hair and scalp?
The scalp is simply a hair-covered extension of our facial skin, so it reaps the same rewards from aloe as the rest of our epidermis. Aloe vera can calm a scalp irritated by dandruff by helping to eliminate dead skin cells and, thus, stop the uncomfortable itching, Dr. Chimento says.
And aloe is no slacker when it comes to hair, either. "Aloe vera's active ingredients can also contribute to cell turnover, which repairs and strengthens hair strands," Dr. Chimento continues. Dr. Garshick adds that it may help keep hair smooth and shiny, which is why there are so many aloe vera hair products these days..
Pure aloe vera gel versus aloe as one of many ingredients
When looking to reap aloe vera benefits, the dermatologists we spoke to agree that 100 percent pure aloe vera gel is the way to go. In fact, if it's present in a formulated product, there's a good chance it's in there not for the main advantages of aloe, but rather to make other ingredients more tolerable, Dr. Garshick says.
"You are more likely to get the benefits from using 100 percent aloe vera gel than from a formulated product, as the amount of aloe in formulated products usually only has a small amount of aloe in them," Dr. Chimento tells Allure, recommending both Honeyskin Organic Aloe Vera Leaf Gel and Green Leaf Naturals Aloe Vera Gel.
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Dr. Garshick agrees. "If you are looking for a direct outcome from the aloe vera itself, it makes sense to use 100 percent aloe vera gel so you know how much you're actually getting," she says.
So can you leave aloe vera on your face overnight? Not exactly. How long you can leave pure aloe on your face versus a product that contains it is quite different. Treat pure aloe vera more like a mask than a moisturizer, Dr. Garshick says. "It is best to leave it on for a little while — approximately five to 10 minutes — and then rinse as leaving pure aloe vera gel on for too long can lead to potential irritation and dryness."
If you don't love the texture of aloe vera gel or the fact that you have to wash it off, she recommends several aloe-including products. One of her favorites for after-sun soothing is Sun Bum Cool Down, a lotion that combines aloe and additional vitamin E to relieve sunburnt skin.
Whether or not you've been in the sun, she recommends Cetaphil Soothing Gel Cream With Aloe to ease sensitive skin's irritability and supply long-lasting moisture. And finally, you can even get a quick, calming hit of aloe in the shower with Dove Hydrating Body Wash With Aloe and Birch Water, which Dr. Garshick says leaves skin especially hydrated and refreshed.
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In other words: am I going towards the information or is it coming towards me? Easy-to-answer question or question destined to remain unsolved? Let's find out together with Domitilla Ferrari, in this second newsletter-themed issue.
In the previous issue on the newsletter phenomenon and its role in the contemporary media diet we saw how, in a world full of data, facts, opinions and information, we are increasingly placing our trust in certain sources from which to draw to save time and effort. I cannot know everything, and nor can I remain at the mercy of what is constantly being published online: this was the bitter conclusion we had reached.
Having selected, therefore, the sources that we choose each day to welcome directly into our mailboxes (sources that, with an immediate notification on the smartphone, remind us that they are there, ready to be read), how do we choose which of these to dedicate our time to? Obviously the news items reported by these different sources are in many cases the same: what differentiates them is the way in which they are told and what angle is taken.
Giuseppe De Filippi edits the newsletter What to talk about at dinner tonight on Il Foglio – every evening between 6 and 7 pm, without breaks or substitutions – he tells what there is to know about what is happening in Italy and in the world.
"Links can lead you anywhere, but sometimes I also like to develop a dialogue with Il Foglio and so in the newsletter I sometimes write 'that stuff was interesting, go and read it'. I don't take it for granted", explains Giuseppe De Filippi talking about his selection work. "My way of managing the newsletter is always trying to mix the popular news and the elite audience of Il Foglio, but giving a point of view. What to talk about tonight at dinner is not the "first page" in the Italian style where the fact of the day leads to the news items that we've all seen before. I stick to the title mandate, that's all. Only later do I add the television news and journalistic angle of Il Foglio". In this regard, it should be emphasized that in this context the tone of voice, as they say, is extremely important: What to talk about for dinner tonight is close to the audience, but not overly so.
"For me it is a kind of editorial, to use an old word, which gives a key to reading. For this reason the tone must be opinionated and not cold: I propose a point of view as if to open the doors to a conversation".
When I teach the Internet at College, I focus on the representation of one's identity online and students always ask me how long it takes. My answer is that it takes all the time in the world. Over the course of the day, you must never get distracted from what you are and what you want to say about yourself.
This is a great dilemma which also directly involves editorial newsletters, which can deviate from normal newspapers not only in terms of tone, but also in terms of customs and timing. This is why I enjoyed asking Giuseppe De Filippi how long it takes to write the newsletter he curates.
"I often write it on the bus. After reading and working on the news all day. My dream is for people to talk about the events happening in their home country, rather than passing their time zapping from one futile thing to the next. I also take a lot from Twitter, where you can find a bit of everything: politicians, agencies and even Istat. And always, in the end, the themes that I highlight in the newsletter, through my reasoning and synthesis process (which also ends up telling you about the day), are those of the front pages of the next day's newspapers".
The reason why I subscribe to one newsletter and not another depends on this: how useful and informative I find it, but also the extent to which it talks like me, how much I can identify with its style and tone of voice.
The daily newsletter of Donna Moderna – which is published in the morning from Monday to Saturday – is overseen by Marina D'Incerti, editor-in-chief and head of the Donna Moderna news channel. A full-bodied newsletter, with a fixed structure made up of five daily topics, described by Marina D'Incerti in these terms:
"Our newsletter aims to help select news items with the usual spirit of service that the newspaper has always had. We have decided to set up a launch policy for the channel, but the channel is written in line with the newsletter. The editorial plan of the newsletter is the editorial plan of the part of the site that hosts the news. The content we write, including that of the contractors, is aimed at being launched in the newsletter".
Donna Moderna's website is multi-faceted. You can land there by looking for beauty or cooking tips, but if what you've always liked about the newspaper is its feminine take on the news, the news channel really comes to life. "We've tried to do different things over time, even changing our tone of voice, or nodding at trends, but it didn't work. Nor was it useful to facilitate the entire reading of an article in the newsletter", explains Marina D'Incerti. "I am very proud of a newsletter that constantly keeps up with and tells the news without those clichés and the repetitiveness that we see in some cases in the online world. We receive very few unsubscribe requests and the topic that garners the most interest above all else is women's health. In our opinion, the newsletter has to be useful. Others are designed to cultivate the pleasure of reading, while we are more of a "service". That is why we have adapted the work we had been doing for some time to channels that are new to us, and for this reason our historical readers have integrated their reading of the weekly issue into their daily reading of the site through the newsletter".
The commitment to cultivate a relationship with one's audience is so great that NR edizioni – the publishing house that published Joe Biden's book in Italy, among others – was born out of a newsletter, NightReview, which came into being in 2013 from Gianluca Di Tommaso's sharing of his weekend readings with a constantly growing list of interested people. NightReview comes out every Friday evening, and we mean literally every one, because Gianluca Di Tommaso never put it on pause (not like me – mine has experienced all kinds of interruptions in the broadcasts).
This consistency, together with the quality of the selection and translations of the longreads, led to the birth in 2018 of a publishing house that publishes nonfiction titles and essays.
"They increasingly asked me to translate this or that article on topics that I was following with NightReview. However, translation costs not only money, but also time. And gradually I discovered that the audience that was attracted by the newsletter was an interesting segment because they were interested in things not taken into consideration by other publishing houses. Hence the idea: to translate and produce new content as a publishing house ", says Gianluca Di Tommaso.
But is book publishing really that easy? Of course not. "The more 'content-based' newsletters, so to speak, constitute a relatively little explored path in book publishing", explains Claudio Cammarano, marketing director of DeA Planeta Libri. "The reason is quite simple: when you are not a publisher, your job as a marketer is often a storytelling exercise to be associated with your product or brand. But what do you do when your product is a book: that is, when it is itself the material and subject of narration?" The most immediate consequence, and the solution that actually circumvents the problem, is to create newsletters that are showcases aimed at selling: "Functional, necessary, we will never get rid of them: but they are a path that a publisher should not cultivate exclusively. On the contrary, one way might be: to transform the entire publisher into a matrix of content that can literally orbit the reader, his/her interests and needs". A path that foreign champions such as Penguin Random House, strong even with the most limited language barriers, have already successfully trodden. "A path that we too should follow, by inscribing the newsletters within a broader content strategy. The same one that made us launch Digital Merenda , a few weeks ago, which is only a starting point", continues Claudio Cammarano. "We are no longer living in the world of twenty or ten years ago: today every publisher, in his or her own small way, should make a small contribution to the promotion of reading. By putting its reader at the center".
In the next and final newsletter-themed issue, we will talk about the benefits of this information tool for business and the advantages of adopting this channel to grow brands and sales. To make sure you don't miss anything, subscribe to the Semerssuaq* newsletter created by Domitilla Ferrari and follow the monthly issue with the MailUp newsletter!
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Maria Adelsheimová-Popovičová, narozená Pecková (srbsky Марија Аделсхајм-Поповић – Marija Adelschajm-Popovič; 13. června 1822, Košice – 13. února 1875, Bělehrad, Srbské knížectví) byla uherská herečka a divadelní pedagožka.

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Maria Adelsheimová-Popovičová se narodila 13. června 1822 v Košicích. Jako herečka debutovala v Bratislavě v roce 1846 v německém divadelním souboru. Změnila si rodné příjmení na Adelsheimová, protože její rodina si nepřála, aby se věnovala herectví. Působila ve Vídni v "Karlově divadle". V roce 1855 ji pozval chorvatský dramatik Dimitrij Demeter do Záhřebu do nově založeného Chorvatského národního divadla.

V Záhřebu se seznámila s hercem Lazou Popovičem a v roce 1863 se za něho provdala. V roce 1867 s ním odjela do Nového Sadu. V zimě roku 1868 se stala členkou tamního divadla. V letech 1869–1874 hrála a cestovala se souborem svého manžela Laza Popoviče. S kočovným divadlem objížděli jihoslovanské kraje, ale již na podzim roku 1874 se komunita rozpadla a Maria se s manželem vrátila do Bělehradu. V zimě měla nehodu, podstoupila operaci, ale vzhledem k těžkým zraněním, která utrpěla při pádu na ledě, zemřela 13. února 1875.

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V Záhřebu hrála roli Debory ve stejnojmenné hře Salomona Hermanna Mosenthala, představila se jako Alžbeta v Laubeho tragédii Hrabě Essex, jako Leposava v Subotičově Zvonimírovi nebo jako Maca ve Freudenreichových Hraničářích.

Na bělehradské scéně vystoupila například v roli anglické královny Alžběty v Schillerově dramatu Marie Stuartovna, v roli vévodkyně ve Scribeho komedii Pohár vody, nebo jako Fadeta ve hře Cvrček, Birch-Pfeifferově divadelní adaptaci románu Die Grille od francouzské spisovatelky George Sandové.

Maria Adelsheimová-Popovičová byla talentovaná, vzdělaná a inteligentní žena. V první herecké generaci bělehradského Národního divadla působila jako učitelka mladých herců, lze jmenovat například Petara "Pera" Dobrinoviče, srbského herce a režiséra.

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Publicly available records provided by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and accessed on June 25, 2018 indicate that Maryland-based Holloway & Associates broker Frederick Holloway has been named in a pending FINRA complaint in connection to alleged rule violations. Fitapelli Kurta is interested in speaking to investors who have complaints regarding Mr. Holloway (CRD# 248814).
Frederick Holloway has spent 44 years in the securities industry and has been registered with Holloway & Associates in Easton, Maryland since 1982. Previous registrations include Royal Alliance Associates in Jersey City, New Jersey (1989-1999); Integrated Resources Equity Corporation (1985-1989); Cardell & Associates (1980-1982); IDS Life Insurance Company (1973-1980); IDS Marketing Corporation (1973-1980); and Investors Diversified Services (1973-1980). He has passed three securities industry examinations: Series 1 (Registered Representative Examination), which he obtained on August 28, 1983; Series 24 (General Securities Principal Examination), which he obtained on March 19, 1991; and Series 26 (Investment Company Products/Variable Contracts Principal Examination), which he obtained on December 16, 1981. He is registered as a broker in Maryland.
According to his BrokerCheck report, he has received one customer complaint and was recently named in a pending FINRA complaint.
Publicly available records provided by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and accessed on June 6, 2018 indicate that former Massachusetts-based SCF Securities broker/adviser Peter Orlando has been named in a pending FINRA complaint and is currently not affiliated with any broker-dealer firm. Fitapelli Kurta is interested in hearing from investors who have complaints regarding Mr. Orlando (CRD# 1142715).
Peter Orlando has spent 27 years in the securities industry and was most recently registered with SCF Securities in Fall River, Massachusetts (2014-2018). Previous registrations include MetLife Securities in Warwick, Rhode Island (2010-2014); Morgan Stanley Smith Barney in Providence, Rhode Island (2009-2010); Morgan Stanley & Company in Providence, Rhode Island (2008-2009); Investors Capital Corporation in Providence, Rhode Island (2007-2008); Investors Capital Corporation in Lynnfield, Massachusetts (2001-2003; 2005); Schneider Securities in Denver, Colorado (1999-2001); Prudential Securities in New York, New York (1996-1998); Locust Street Securities in Des Moines, Iowa (1995-1996); and John Hancock Distributors (1988-1993). He is currently not registered with any state or firm.


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Q: Integrating php-login-project with AJAX Chat My website is using the php-login-project's minimal script to handle users registering, logging in, and logging out, and it is working fine. I am also using AJAX Chat, and I want to make the login/registration system connect to it.
Currently, AJAX Chat reads users directly from a file called users.php. Here is a sample user from the users.php file:
// Sample registered user:
$users[3] = array();
$users[3]['userRole'] = AJAX_CHAT_USER;
$users[3]['userName'] = 'user';
$users[3]['password'] = 'user';
$users[3]['channels'] = array(0,1);

The php-login system saves username, and password (hashed) to a database, but I just want to have it so that when a user registers, it will take the username and password and make a new user using that information in the users.php file.
I have tried writing a method using fopen, and all kinds of other things, but it seems that whenever I call the method or even try and declare global variables in the Registration.php file, it stops working and shows a blank screen. No errors, nothing.
Has anyone combined AJAX Chat and PHP-login successfully before?

A: You should set the user's session on login and get it from the PHP page of the AJAX chat.
login.php
session_start();
// query
$result = mysql_fetch_array($query);
$_SESSION['user'] = $result['user']

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session_start();
if(!empty($_SESSION['user'])){
    // chat
}else echo 'Please log in';

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In ever increasing numbers, North Americans are discovering the health enhancing benefits of Massage Therapy. This branch of natural health care utilizes a variety of therapeutic approaches involving the hands-on manipulation of muscles and other soft tissues for improved health and well-being. It is believed that the boom in interest has been fueled by the still growing health and fitness movement in this country and by a new appreciation for what other cultures have known for years. This healing art has a rich history which spans 3000 years and the entire globe. Modern therapies synthesize traditional techniques with sophisticated scientific knowledge to develop therapeutic models which are more effective than ever before.
Anyone will tell you that a good massage will make you feel great, but there really can be much more to it than that! Employing a variety of techniques, a skilled therapist stretches and loosens muscle and connective tissues which, aside from relieving common aches and pains, greatly improves blood flow to the heart and movement of lymph fluid throughout the body. The manipulation beneath a therapist's hands speed the removal of metabolic waste products resulting from inactivity, allowing more oxygen and nutrients to reach cells and tissues.
The most dramatic effects, however, may be attributed to the release of endorphins (the body's natural pain killers) into the brain and nervous system. Reduced muscular tension and increased mobility are only the beginning. Dozens of other healthful responses result; including reduced blood pressure, faster healing and a strengthening of the immune system. The many mental and emotional benefits are well documented, as recipients commonly enjoy a reduction of anxiety and stress.
If you have never had any "bodywork" before perhaps you are not sure what to expect from your first visit. The therapist will have you fill out a brief medical history form prior to treatment and then the treatment will be explained thoroughly so that the individual knows what to expect. Any individual is welcome to have a massage and many insurance companies will reimburse your massage visit. Some insurance companies require a medical doctor's note to be attained before they will reimburse you. Please check your plan for eligibility.


...as much as I'm really excited about next weekend, I'm also really nervous! Although I've been taking my night school classes for about 4 or 5 months now, I always have stress when it comes to communicating with others, especially when I don't know them. Next weekend should be a wonderful experience, but what scares me is I'll know no one... and usually not knowing anyone is fine - but I have the added stress of possibly not being able to effectively communicate with them.
Please don't get me wrong, I'm SOOO excited about this! Even more exciting is the fact that this is the first real event of this nature that I'm going to - Anthony will be there emceeing, I've gotten VERY nice emails from the Hands Across Communications people about the event. I know most of this is unnecessary worrying on my part, but if I thought I was shy normally, imagine how shy I am in another language!
I've been brushing up on my vocabulary because I'd hate to meet people and have NO IDEA what they're saying (which might happen anyway...) But I know this is a great experience for me and I just have to jump in and try my best and not stress so much about this, which is much easier said than done.
As for the rest of my weekend,... because my festival events are very stressful, I decided to plan my non-festival shows accordingly.
I knew I wanted to see Wonderettes again, but one of the reasons I chose Master Harold was because I can get to the Colony with my eyes closed & it's right near the mall. How bad am I?
I have to run and catch up on all your entries from this past week. Hope you're all having a great Saturday!! HUGS!
I debated Master Harold, as nsshere has been wanting to see some non-musical shows. Do you think it would be too intense for her?
Not too sure, but it should be a great production - I've heard so many good things about it.
I have faith that'll you'll do just fine!
Thanks, Laura!! I just hope I don't chicken out and NOT formally introduce myself to Anthony... that would be awful!!