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Bornito de Sousa Baltazar Diogo, né le 23 juillet 1953 à Quéssua (Angola), est un homme politique angolais qui est le vice-président de l'Angola depuis le .

Biographie
De Sousa est né à Quéssua, dans la province de Malanje. Son père, Job Baltazar Diogo, était enseignant à l'école primaire, traducteur quimbundo-portugais et emprisonné une fois par l'agence de sécurité portugaise PIDE-DGS. Sa mère, Catarina Manuel Simão Bento "Katika", était femme au foyer.

Il étudie à l'école primaire Amor e Alegria, à la mission méthodiste Quéssua à Malanje et à l'école de l'église méthodiste unie à Luanda. Il fréquente ensuite le lycée national Salvador Correia de Sá e Benevides à Luanda. Il a obtenu un diplôme en droit de l'université Agostinho Neto et un diplôme en sciences de l'Escola Superior do Partido.

Il commence comme militant du MPLA à Luanda (district de Marçal) à l'âge de 16 ans, en 1969, influencé par les événements survenus au Congo voisin, l'arrestation de son père, Job Baltazar Diogo, et de son oncle maternel, le docteur Luís Micolo. Il a été emprisonné à la prison Saint-Paul à Luanda et São Nicolau (aujourd'hui Cap-Vert) par la PIDE de janvier 1971 à mai 1974. Il a été libéré en mai 1974 après la révolution du 25 avril, avec son frère, le général Baltazar Diogo Cristóvão. Il a commencé sa carrière en servant de premier secrétaire national de la JMPLA. En 1976, il est devenu le commissaire politique des Forces armées angolaises.

Il est président de la Commission constitutionnelle de l'Assemblée nationale, chargée de rédiger la Constitution de 2010. Il est également été président du groupe parlementaire MPLA jusqu'au , date à laquelle il est nommé ministre de l'Administration territoriale. Il est reconduit dans ses fonctions le , après les élections générales.

En août 2017, lors des élections générales, il est candidat à la vice-présidence du Mouvement populaire de libération de l'Angola (MPLA) et de la République au côté de João Lourenço. Le MPLA remporte le scrutin, De Sousa est élu vice-président et prête serment le .

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  Biographie (site officiel du Gouvernement)

Ministre angolais de l'Administration territoriale
Vice-président de l'Angola
Naissance en juin 1953
Étudiant de l'université Agostinho Neto

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Many employers will need new integrated healthcare solutions for their employees as of January 2014, when a new mandate from the Internal Revenue Service called "Pay or Play" goes into effect. This government mandate will not only affect employers and employees; it will require healthcare insurance companies to make many changes, as well. Healthcare technology will play a huge role in the transition to a Pay or Play system in the United States, as many companies and organizations look for automated solutions that allow them to play rather than simply pay. So is your organization set up to play, or will it make more sense to forego employee health coverage and simply pay, and what does this mean for insurance companies?
"Pay or Play" is the common name for the employer shared responsibility provisions in the Affordable Care Act. Now that the IRS and the Department of the Treasury have issued their regulations for the mandate, employers and insurance companies can get a better idea of what it will mean for them on the first day of the coming year. As soon as the provisions go into effect, companies with 50 or more fulltime employees will have two choices: they can "play" by providing fulltime employees and their dependants with affordable health coverage, or they can opt to pay a penalty for not providing affordable healthcare insurance options. Employers will only be required to pay the penalty, however, if at least one of their fulltime employees qualifies for and collects the premium tax credit to use in an insurance exchange to purchase their own coverage.
Many organizations will be scrambling to find the right healthcare payer solutions for their fulltime employees by the end of the year. This even includes non-profit organizations, tax-exempt organizations and government agencies, including local, tribal, state and federal bodies. Any common law employer that hadn't been providing affordable health coverage to fulltime employees before will need to make sure they are set up to play if they want to avoid the penalties. According to these Affordable Care Act provisions, a fulltime employee is one who works at least 30 hours per week or 130 hours per month. Employers who have at least 50 such employees will be required to provide them with health coverage that is deemed to be affordable and to provide the maximum value according to the federal government, or pay a fee.
There are stipulations, however, regarding what constitutes a "large employer" – while it usually means 50 or more employees, there are exceptions to this rule and special provisions for hours worked outside the United States. According to the provisions of the mandate, hours that an employee works outside of the U.S. do not count toward their fulltime status if their payment qualifies as a foreign source of income for the employee. This will only apply to a small number of employers, though, so most organizations with more than 50 fulltime staff members can expect to pay if they aren't set up to play the health coverage game.
Healthcare technology consultants are already hard at work helping a number of organizations meet the new demands of these Affordable Care Act requirements, and many more are expected to seek assistance in setting up their organizations to provide coverage in the near future. Healthcare information consulting firms can help companies and organizations determine how many of their employees are considered fulltime and whether those employees might be able to take advantage of the federal premium tax credits as of 2014. Companies that want to avoid paying the penalties will need to begin providing these employees with affordable health insurance. The penalty ranges from $2,000 to $3,000 per employee for organizations that provide no coverage options, or unaffordable coverage options, depending on stipulations set up by the Internal Revenue Service and Department of the Treasury.
It will be a challenge for employers and healthcare providers to make this transition, but with efficient healthcare technology and the assistance of dedicated consultants, most organizations should be able to take the new mandate in stride.
Michael Cloutier, Vice President and leader of Paragon's Insurance Practice, is responsible for providing consulting and systems integration services to insurance firms that specialize in life, annuity, property and casualty, reinsurance and health. Mr. Cloutier has over 20 years of expertise in directing business transformation, customer relationship management and enterprise systems integration initiatives for clients in the financial services and insurance industries. As leader of the Insurance Solutions Practice, Mr. Cloutier is responsible for system implementations and integration, account supervision and financial management. He also directs the development of industry straight-through processing offerings that integrate with enabling technology products. Key areas of focus for Mr. Cloutier's practice include, underwriting, claims, customer experience and transforming back-office processing using enabling technologies such as content management and business process management. Mr. Cloutier joined Paragon in 2003 where he spearheaded the delivery of a suite of straight-through-processing solutions for the Insurance practice. Prior to joining Paragon, Mr. Cloutier held a senior management position at Prudential for 16 years. Mr. Cloutier received a Bachelor's degree from Monmouth University, NJ. He actively participates and holds executive positions in various community and local organizations.


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Miracle kid to throw first pitch at Spikes home opener
by: Kevin Petrochko
Posted: Jun 12, 2019 / 06:10 AM EDT / Updated: Jun 12, 2019 / 06:10 AM EDT
(WTAJ) — One of the miracle kids from the Children's Miracle Network will be honored this weekend at the State College Spikes home opener.
Anthony Fitzgerald was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 9-months-old.
He was 8-years-old when he had tendon release surgery at Geisinger Janet Weis Children's Hospital.
He used a walker until his surgery.
He can now walk with braces and sometimes crutches.
Now at 15-years-old, Anthony will throw out the first pitch to kick off the 2019 season for the State College Spikes this Saturday.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) -- A Clearfield County man is in jail after police say he stole a gun from inside a truck that he had loaded up with the owner's belongings.
27-year-old Joseph Gregory was arrested Monday at about 10 a.m. after he showed up at a home on the 100 block of Clearfield Street and stole a Smith & Wesson .38 caliber revolver that was under the front seat of a pickup truck he was rummaging through, according to charges filed by Clearfield County police.
Altoona man accused of threatening ex with machete

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A new edition of the Fantasy Tales that inspired J.R.R. Tolkien and H.P. Lovecraft A pioneer in the realm of imaginative literature, Lord Dunsany has gained a cult following for his influence on modern fantasy literature, including such authors as J.R.R. Tolkien and H. P. Lovecraft. This unique collection of short stories ranges over five decades of work. Liberal selections of earlier tales—including the entire Gods of Pegana as well as such notable works as "Idle Days of the Yann" and "The Fortress Unvanquishable, Save for Sacnoth"—are followed by memorable later tales, including several about the garrulous traveler Joseph Jorkens and the outrageous murder tale "The Two Bottles of Relish." Throughout, the stories are united by Dunsany's cosmic vision, his impeccable and mellifluous prose, and his distinctively Irish sense of whimsy.Here published for the first time by Penguin Classics, this edition is the only annotated version of Dunsany's short stories. For more than seventy years, Penguin has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the English-speaking world. With more than 1,700 titles, Penguin Classics represents a global bookshelf of the best works throughout history and across genres and disciplines. Readers trust the series to provide authoritative texts enhanced by introductions and notes by distinguished scholars and contemporary authors, as well as up-to-date translations by award-winning translators.
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EXCLUSIVE: Tim Gunn to Write a 'Fashion Bible' as Second Book
By StyleWatch Updated February 17, 2011 06:00 PM
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Even the most serious fashionista can get stuck in a fashion rut, but Tim Gunn is coming to the rescue with his new book, Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible: The Fascinating History of Everything in Your Closet. The
co-host and style guru is taking a witty look at the world of fashion, with each chapter covering an item of clothing from its earliest incarnation to the present day — everything from shoes to underwear. The book also provides answers to common fashion questions with tips and tricks on style. "Fashion is fun and thrilling — and it's something that concerns everyone who wears clothing, not just an elite crew in midtown Manhattan," Gunn said in statement. "Every item of clothing means something, usually a lot of somethings. By pointing out what those things are, I hope this book will delight readers and magically transform their cluttered closets into world of wonders." This is Gunn's second book, coming as the follow-up to his New York Times bestseller,
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, but we have a while to wait before we can actually read his advice — the book won't hit shelves until Fall 2012. Tell us: Are you excited to read Tim Gunn's new book?–Kim Peiffer


Dynamic Gold AMT Q&A: Player profile, AMT vs. DG Pro and what about an AMT wedge shaft?
We recently hosted a live Q&A on Golfwrx where we got some great questions about the new Dynamic Gold AMT. We have included some of these questions and our answers here in this post. You can find more information about Dynamic Gold AMT on our product page and on Instagram,Twitter and Facebook.
Q. I play standard Dynamic Gold X100 in my irons and I'm generally happy with my ball flight. If I were to switch to AMT's for a little more distance in my long irons, might I also have to bend them a degree strong or something to offset the higher ball flight?
A. Our robot testing showed a 2* launch increase in the 4 iron compared to Dynamic Gold with really no increase in spin rate. With that being said, a little higher ball flight shouldn't be a concern and distance will be greater without the need to offset with loft.
Q. What type of player would benefit from DG AMT shafts and why?
A. Dynamic Gold AMT is for the Dynamic Gold player that is looking for ease in hitting long irons without giving up the hallmark feel of Dynamic Gold. Even tour players are looking for higher launching, softer landing long irons.
Q. Do you find that the AMT plays true to the stated flex throughout the set? Curious how that works.
A. Dynamically AMT plays true to its stated flex. Statically a lighter weight shaft will usually measure softer but shouldn't require someone to change to a stronger flex.
Q. I have been playing a set of DGTI AMT since I could get my hands on a set. They are absolutely my favorite iron shaft ever, for me the lighter weight in the long irons are great and given I have my irons moi matched, I couldn't be happier…. I believe you had designed a wedge shaft to follow the progression of the weight. Can you comment on why this got scraped?
A. Dynamic Gold is the most popular wedge shaft in golf, so we felt that it would be logical to start there and work our way back taking 3g of weight out per iron. Testing on tour and with OEM partners confirmed that decision.
Q. I currently play the DG Pro in my irons. How does the AMT differ? They sound like they are both designed to do the same thing.
A. In theory yes, but in two completely different ways. The trajectory differences with Dynamic Gold AMT is by virtue of the weight of each shaft. Lighter weight shafts are able to be swung faster which helps increase trajectory. DG PRO is a change in diameter. Faster taper rate (diameter change) in long irons promote more launch, gradually getting stiffer towards the short irons.


VBS SET FOR JULY 31 – AUG. 4 VBS will be here before we know it. VBS "The Mighty Fortress" is scheduled for July 31 – Aug 4 from 6 – 8:15pm. There are many exciting and fun activities for members of the congregation to help with! See the sign-up sheets in the Narthex. VBS is for ages 3y/o thru 5th grade. There will also be movies offered again for high school thru adults if there is an interest shown. There will be a special congregational/neighborhood outreach activity on Friday night of VBS.
MOVIE NIGHT Friends and Family Cook-Out and Movie night Friday, August 4th at 6:30pm. The SOC is inviting our neighbors and congregation to a neighborhood cook-out and outdoor movie plus joining in on some of the VBS activities from this week. We ask that each family in the congregation bring a dish to share with our neighbors. We will provide meat, drinks and dessert. Movie time approx.. 8:30pm.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Greeters, Ushers, Scripture Readers, Communion Assistants and Offering Counters needed for August and September. Please sign up in the Narthex.
SANGAMON RIVER MUSIC FESTIVAL The festival is August 26 this summer. We would like to have a booth and float as part of the celebration again this year with the focus being on the Walk for Water on October 7. Watch for more information and sign-up sheets to be part of our outreach activity.
FLAG DISPLAY We have been given an American flag which was with Carole Tempel's brother Drew in his helicopter on a mission. We would like to display the flag with a list of those in our congregation who have served in the Armed Forces. If you have served please give us the dates of your service and your branch of service, which will be included in the display.
PARADE FLOAT SOC is looking for someone with a pick-up truck or tractor and trailer that would like to be our float in the Sangamon River Music Festival on August 26. If this is something you can help with contact Cheryl Heinold.
JH AND HS YOUTH COORDINATOR The education committee is looking for an energetic adult with exciting ideas to engage the JH, HS, and College age members of our congregation in activities. If you think you could be the person to do that contact Pastor or Laura Campbell.
HELPING HANDS Helping Hands school supply lists are available in the narthex. Please pick up one or more, purchase the supplies, and return them church with the list. This s a great help to students in the school district. Thanks!
WALK FOR WATER The SOC is looking for people to serve on a committee for the Walk for Water on October 7. Some of the opportunities to help include publicity, recruitment, sponsorship or fund raising, activities, finance and logistic. This is a great outreach to our community and other NALC churches. Rich Gegg recently saw one of these water systems in person and he can share with everyone the need and appreciation in the community that he visited. If you feel called to help with our Walk for Water this year contact Pastor or Cheryl Heinold. Last year was successful but with more involvement from our congregation we can make it great this year!
CONVOCATION The NALC Convocation will be held in Nashville, TN, August 9-11. There will be a push to "Stuff the Truck" for disaster relief. The request states, "With current disaster response supplies depleted, our tangible donations of quilts, flood buckets, health kits, school kits, layettes, Bibles, and gift cards from Home Depot, Lowe's, Target and Walmart are urgently needed. Here is a link to the full list of items requested: http://thenalc.org/projects/stuff-the-truck/. Please bring items to church NEXT SUNDAY, August 6, and Pastor Oman will take them to the Convocation.
Richey Vanderspool is our delegate for the Convocation.
Please pray for the Convocation and for safe travels.
CANDLEWOOD LUNCHES During the summer local churches help with lunches at Candlewood. Our week this year is August 7 – 11. WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! Please sign up to help on the sheet in the narthex. These meals especially help children and youth who don't receive school lunches in the summer, and they are also a way for residents of Candlewood to get together for visiting with their neighbors.
BUNCO NIGHT BUNCO is on vacation! During the months of July and August, there will be no BUNCO nights. Just like some of you, BUNCO needs a vacation but looks forward to seeing MANY of you again in September. Mark your calendars for a "return to school" BUNCO night on Thursday, September 7th at 6:30 pm.
A proven technique for making difficult life changes will be explored at Lifetree Café on Wednesday, August 2nd at 12:30pm. "Most people have something in their lives they'd like to change, but they can't find a way to make the change," said Lifetree Café national director, Craig Cable. "This Lifetree episode includes a technique that can help people take a step in the right direction." During the episode, titled "Getting Unstuck: Practical Ways to Improve Your Life," participants will take part in a nonthreatening activity that often leads to insightful breakthroughs in achieving life change.
QUARTERLY GIVING STATEMENTS are in the basket in the narthex.
ATTENDANCE for Sunday, July 23rd was 64 and total offering was $3,241.00.
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O Esquadrão N.º 20 é um esquadrão de apoio da Real Força Aérea Australiana (RAAF). Subordinado à Asa N.º 96, é responsável pela manutenção da Base aérea de Woomera, na Austrália Meridional. Originalmente o esquadrão era uma unidade de patrulha marítima e serviu durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial. Criado em Agosto de 1941, operou aviões PBY Catalina e Short Empire a partir de bases na Nova Guiné, Queensland e no Território do Norte, realizando missões de busca e salvamento, lançamento de minas navais, guerra antisubmarina e missões de bombardeamento contra alvos japoneses no teatro de guerra do Pacífico. Depois do cessar das hostilidades, o esquadrão foi dissolvido em Março de 1946. Em 2015, o esquadrão foi novamente estabelecido, desta vez para assumir funções como esquadrão de apoio.

História

Segunda Guerra Mundial
O Esquadrão N.º 20 foi formado em Porto Moresby, na Nova Guiné, no dia 1 de Agosto de 1941 para a realização de missões de reconhecimento aéreo, sob o comando do Líder de esquadrão W. N. Gibson. O esquadrão inicialmente tinha uma frota de seis aviões PBY Catalina e 133 efectivos, contudo apenas 5 aviões (todos vindos do Esquadrão N.º 11) e 55 efectivos estavam disponíveis à data da sua formação. O esquadrão conduziu então operações de patrulha de longo alcance entre bases por todas as ilhas a norte do continente australiano, isto em conjunto com o Esquadrão N.º 11. No dia 18 de Novembro, os Catalina do Esquadrão N.º 20 foram reforçados com a chegada ao esquadrão de dois aviões Short Empire vindos do Esquadrão N.º 11.

No dia 25 de Novembro de 1941, depois da perda do HMAS Sydney, um dos Catalina do Esquadrão N.º 20 foi enviado para a Austrália Ocidental para se juntar a um Catalina do Esquadrão N.º 11 numa missão de busca e salvamento, embora tenham sido encontradas apenas manchas de óleo. No espoletar da Guerra do Pacífico, o Esquadrão N.º 20 tinha uma frota de seis aviões Catalina e dois Empire; já a sua força de efectivos, no início de Dezembro, era constituída por 132 elementos, dos quais 14 eram oficiais. O esquadrão realizou a sua primeira missão durante a guerra no dia 8 de Dezembro; um avião Catalina localizou três lugres japoneses nas imediações da Ilha Thursday, em Queensland. Mais tarde neste mês o esquadrão começou a realizar patrulhas antisubmarino e, em Janeiro de 1942, a bombardear bases japonesas. À medida que os japoneses avançavam no sudoeste do Pacífico, o Esquadrão N.º 20 era também responsável por evacuar civis de áreas ameaças por uma invasão. No dia 21 de Janeiro, um dos Catalina localizou uma frota de embarcações japonesas a viajar em direcção a Rabaul, e enviou um sinal às defesas australianas da cidade antes de ser abatido por fogo antiaéreo japonês; esta foi a primeira baixa em combate sofrida pelo esquadrão.

Aquando da Batalha de Rabaul, os Catalina do Esquadrão N.º 11 e do Esquadrão N.º 20 eram as únicas armas da RAAF disponíveis no local para combater os japoneses. Os seus ataques tiveram pouco efeito a travar o avanço dos japoneses, e nos meses seguintes o Porto Moresby foi alvo de frequentes ataques, nos quais os australianos viram aeronaves, instalações e registos a serem destruídos. Em Fevereiro de 1942, os Short Empire operados pelo Esquadrão N.º 11 e pelo Esquadrão N.º 20 foram transferidos para o recém-formado Esquadrão N.º 33. No dia 4 e 6 de Maio, o Esquadrão N.º 20 perdeu dois aviões Catalina; os nove tripulantes da primeira aeronave foram capturados e executados; já a tripulação da segunda aeronave foi capturada e desapareceu sem qualquer rasto ou registo.

Em resposta à ameaça de uma invasão em Porto Moresby, os esquadrões n.º 11 e 20 foram transferidos para Bowen, Queensland, no dia 7 de Maio de 1942. Pouco tempo depois, os aviões dos esquadrões já estavam a atacar alvos japoneses em Lae, Salamaua e Rabaul. No dia 27 de Junho, cada um dos esquadrões contribuiu com uma aeronave para um ataque de quatro horas contra Lae e Salamaua, ataque durante o qual, além de bombas, as tripulações da RAAF lançaram garrafas de cerveja para interromper o sono dos militares japoneses—o som que as garrafas emitiam em cair era, de acordo com a história oficial da RAAF, "algo entre um assobio e um grito". No dia 1 de Julho, o Esquadrão N.º 20 possuía uma frota de seis aviões Catalina e 175 efectivos, sendo que o planeado era terem nove aeronaves de 415 efectivos. A sua principal responsabilidade no início de 1942 era o reconhecimento marítimo até à Nova Guiné, Ilhas Salomão de Nova Caledónia; na segunda metade do ano, o esquadrão concentrou-se mais em bombardeamento nocturno. No dia 11 de Novembro de 1942, já com 252 efectivos, o esquadrão foi transferido para Cairns. A partir de Cairns o esquadrão continuou a realizar missões de reconhecimento aéreo, guerra anti-submarina e ocasionalmente também realizava missões de bombardeamento nas águas à volta da Nova Guiné. Entre Dezembro de 1942 e Março de 1943, as aeronaves do Esquadrão N.º 20 voaram um total de 9629 horas de voo e lançaram 227 toneladas de bombas. O papel do esquadrão foi alterado em Junho de 1943, quando começou a realizar missões de lançamento de minas navais pelas Índias Orientais Holandesas e nas Filipinas, embora continuasse a realizar algumas missões de bombardeamento e de lançamento de mantimentos.

Em Setembro de 1944, o Esquadrão N.º 20 tornou-se parte da Asa N.º 76, juntamente com o Esquadrão N.º 42 e o Esquadrão N.º 43, e depois foi movido para Darwin, no Território do Norte. Os três esquadrões operavam aviões Catalina, sendo a sua principal missão o lançamento de minas navais. Na noite de 30 de Setembro, um Catalina do Esquadrão N.º 20 foi abatido enquanto atacava um navio japonês em Pomelaa, nas Índias Orientais Holandesas; a perda foi especialmente pesada, pois um dos coordenadores da campanha de lançamento de minas, o Tenente-comandante P. E. Carr, da Marinha Real Australiana, estava a bordo do avião e acabou por ser capturado pelos japoneses. Outro Catalina do esquadrão foi abatido na noite de 27 para 28 de Janeiro de 1945, provavelmente devido a um ciclone no Mar de Timor, durante uma campanha de lançamento de minas navais em Surabaya. Em Março, um destacamento de quatro aviões do Esquadrão N.º 20, juntamente com outras quatro do Esquadrão N.º 43, lançaram minas na costa do Sul da China e em Formosa, como parte da ofensiva da Asa N.º 76 naquelas áreas; estas operações foram conduzidas a partir do Golfo de Leyte, nas Filipinas. Na noite de 7 para 8 de Março, mais um Catalina do esquadrão ficou destruído, provavelmente devido ao mau tempo e não por acção do inimigo. No dia 8 de Abril três aviões do esquadrão minaram a entrada do porto de Hong Kong e, no dia 26 de Maio, quatro aviões Catalina lançaram minas no porto de Wenchow, na China, o local mais a norte que qualquer aeronave australiana durante a guerra atacou. No dia 30 de Julho, três aeronaves do esquadrão realizaram o último lançamento de minas navais da RAAF.

A última operação do Esquadrão N.º 20 durante a guerra consistiu num voo de patrulha no dia 14 de Agosto de 1945. Depois do cessar das hostilidades, o esquadrão realizou missões de transporte e transportou de volta para a Austrália prisioneiros de guerra de várias localizações do Sudeste Asiático. No dia 21 de Novembro, foi transferido para a Estação de Rathmines, em Nova Gales do Sul. O Esquadrão N.º 20 realizou a sua última missão no dia 21 de Janeiro de 1946, um voo de transporte até Balikpapan, e depois foi dissolvido em Rathmines no dia 27 de Março.

Século XXI
O Esquadrão N.º 20 foi reestabelecido no dia 1 de Abril de 2015 para prestar apoio à Base aérea de Woomera, na Austrália Meridional. Constituído por nove militares e um membro do Serviço Publico Australiano sob o comando o Líder de Esquadrão Simon Barlett, o esquadrão forma parte da Asa N.º 96, uma componente do Grupo de Apoio de Combate. A Base aérea de Woomera, que incorpora a Vila de Woomera, era uma de duas unidades da Força Aérea formalmente estabelecidas no dia 12 de Janeiro de 2015 como parte da reorganização do Complexo de Woometa, sendo a outra unidade o Woomera Test Range.

O design do esquadrão reactivado inclui uma águia que denota coragem e nobreza, um lançador de lanças woomera que simboliza a cidade e a sua herança indígena, uma Swainsona formosa para representar a Austrália Meridional e o grupo de estrelas Pleiades, que faz parte do folclore do povo Kokatha, um povo indígena.

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Amount of Calcium in Fried chicken
Welcome to the nutritional calcium content in 37 different types of fried chicken, ranging from 42 mg to 10 mg per 100g. The basic type of fried chicken is Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried, where the amount of calcium in 100g is 42 mg.
42 mg of calcium per 100g, from Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried corresponds to 4% of the calcium RDA. For a typical serving size of 1 cup, diced (or 130 g) the amount of Calcium is 54.6 mg. This corresponds to an RDA percentage of 5%.
The percentage of the recommended daily allowance (RDA) for calcium is based on a 1000 mg RDA level for a mature adult.
Top twenty fried chicken products high in calcium
Below is a summary list for the top twenty fried chicken items ranked by the amount or level of calcium in 100g.
1. Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried : 42mg (4%RDA)
2. Chicken, broilers or fryers, neck, meat only, cooked, fried : 41mg (4%RDA)
3. Chicken, broilers or fryers, neck, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter : 31mg (3%RDA)
4. Chicken, broilers or fryers, neck, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour : 31mg (3%RDA)
5. Chicken, broilers or fryers, skin only, cooked, fried, batter : 26mg (3%RDA)
6. Chicken, broilers or fryers, back, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter : 26mg (3%RDA)
7. Chicken, broilers or fryers, back, meat only, cooked, fried : 26mg (3%RDA)
8. Chicken, broilers or fryers, back, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour : 24mg (2%RDA)
9. Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat and skin and giblets and neck, cooked, fried, batter : 21mg (2%RDA)
10. Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter : 21mg (2%RDA)
11. Chicken, broilers or fryers, dark meat, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter : 21mg (2%RDA)
12. Chicken, broilers or fryers, light meat, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter : 20mg (2%RDA)
13. Chicken, broilers or fryers, breast, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter : 20mg (2%RDA)
14. Chicken, broilers or fryers, wing, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter : 20mg (2%RDA)
15. Chicken, broilers or fryers, giblets, cooked, fried : 18mg (2%RDA)
16. Chicken, broilers or fryers, dark meat, meat only, cooked, fried : 18mg (2%RDA)
17. Chicken, broilers or fryers, leg, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter : 18mg (2%RDA)
18. Chicken, broilers or fryers, thigh, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter : 18mg (2%RDA)
19. Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat and skin and giblets and neck, cooked, fried, flour : 17mg (2%RDA)
20. Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour : 17mg (2%RDA)
Following on from the twenty top fried chicken items or products containing calcium we have a more comprehensive break down of Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried, and the highest item containing calcium which is Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried. We also give a comparison of average values, median values and lowest values along with a comparison with other food groups and assess the effects of storage and preparation on the 37 types of fried chicken.
At the bottom of the page is the full list for the 37 different types of fried chicken based on the content in different servings in grams and oz (and other serving sizes), providing a comprehensive analysis of the calcium content in fried chicken.
Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried - Nutritional Content and Chart
The full nutrition content, RDA percentages and levels for Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried should be considered along with the calcium content. This food profile is part of our list of food and drinks under the general group Legumes and Legume Products.Other important and calcium related nutrients are Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate. For this 100g serving in your diet, the amount of Calories is 234 kcal (12% RDA), the amount of Protein is 21.28 g (38% RDA), the amount of Fat is 12.77 g (20% RDA) and the amount of Carbohydrate is 8.51 g (7% RDA). The nutritional content and facts for 100g, which includes Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate is shown in the RDA chart below as percentages of the recommended daily allowance along with the calcium levels in fried chicken.
Our proprietary nutritional density score gives a nutritional value out of 100 based on 9 different vitamins, minerals and macro nutrients. Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried has a nutritional value score of 15 out of 100.Comparing the calcium content and the nutritional density in 100g for Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried; We class this as a medium to low calcium content item.In terms of overall nutritional value we class this as an item with a medium nutritional density value.
Comparing calcium in fried chicken vs milk
The amount of calcium in milk is 125 mg per 100g.As calcium percentage of the RDA this is 13 %. Comparing with Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried, in 100g contains 42 mg of calcium. As a percentage of the RDA this is 4 %. Therefore, milk has 83 mg more calcium than Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried. In terms of calcium percentage this is 198 % more calcium. Milk has an overall nutritional value score of 15 out of 100, whereas Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried has a nutritional value score of 15 out of 100.Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried also has the highest amount of calcium for the 37 different fried chicken items.
Amount of calcium per 100 Calories
100 calories of chicken, meatless, breaded, fried is a serving size of 0.43 g, and the amount of Calcium is 17.95 mg (1.71% RDA). Other important and related nutrients and macronutrients such as Fat, in 100 Calories are as follows; Protein 9.09 g (16.24% RDA), Fat 5.46 g (8.55% RDA), Carbohydrate 3.64 g (2.99% RDA). This is shown in the calcium RDA percentage chart below, based on 100 Calories, along with the other important nutrients and macro nutrients.
Content per Typical Serving Size 1 cup, diced (or 130 g)
For the food Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried the typical serving size is 1 cup, diced (or 130 g) which contains 54.6 mg of Calcium. The calcium percentage of the recommended daily value for this serving is 5 %.
To give 100% of the RDA, 20.0 servings of the typical serving size 1 cup, diced (or 130 g) give the complete RDA. In terms of the gram weight and total content for this serving the Calories content is 304.2 kcal, the Protein content is 27.66 g, the Fat content is 16.6 g and the Carbohydrate content is 11.06 g. The percentages are shown below in the calcium chart, for the typical serving of calcium and the related and important nutritional values.
Macronutrients in Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried
The amount of protein, fat and carbs from this food described above is measured in grams per 100g and grams in a typical serving size (in this case 1 cup, diced or 130 g), although it is also useful to give the number of calories from protein, fat and carbohydrate which are the most important macronutrients. For this serving in your diet here are the macronutrient calories. From protein the number of calories is 110.6 (kcal).The number of calories from Fat is 149.4 (kcal).The total calories from carbohydrate is 44.2 (kcal).
Milligrams of calcium in fried chicken (per 100g)
This list of 37 types of fried chicken, is brought to you by www.dietandfitnesstoday.com and ranges from Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried through to Chicken, liver, all classes, cooked, pan-fried where all food items are ranked by the content or amount per 100g. The nutritional calcium content can be scaled by the amount in grams, oz or typical serving sizes. Simply click on a food item or beverage from the list at the bottom of the page to give a full dietary nutritional breakdown to answer the question how much calcium in fried chicken.
The list below gives the total calcium content in the 37 items from the general description 'fried chicken' each of which show the calcium amount as well as Calories, Protein, Fat and Carbohydrate. Below, is the top 37 food items shown in the calcium chart. This gives a quick and easy dietary comparison for the different items, where each item is listed at the bottom of the page with a nutritional summary.
The corresponding nutritional value for fried chicken based on our density score out of 100 (ranked by the amount of calcium per 100g) is shown in the below nutritional density chart.
The corresponding Calories for fried chicken ranked by the amount of calcium per 100g is shown below in the fried chicken calories chart.
Effect of Preparation and Storage on calcium
The level of calcium can be affected by the method of storage for example canned or frozen and also by the method of preparation for example either raw, cooked or fried. The number of food items which are cooked are 36 items. The highest amount of calcium from the 36 cooked items is in Chicken, broilers or fryers, neck, meat only, cooked, fried where the amount is 41 mg per 100g.
Average Content for fried chicken
The average (or more correctly the arithmetic mean) amount of calcium contained in 100g of fried chicken, based on the list below of 37 different items under the general description of fried chicken, is 19.51 mg of calcium. This average value corresponds to 1.95 % of the recommended dietary allowance (or RDA) in your diet. The averages for the different nutrients are as follows; the average amount of Calories is 270.86 kcal, the average amount of Protein is 25.80 g, the average amount of Fat is 15.53 g and the average amount of Carbohydrate is g.
The median value of Calcium is found in Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat and skin and giblets and neck, cooked, fried, flour which in 100g contains 17 mg of Calcium. This corresponds to 2 % of the recommended daily allowance. For this serving the amount of Calories is 272 kcal, the amount of Protein is 28.57 g, the amount of Fat is 15.27 g and the amount of Carbohydrate is 3.27 g.
Highest calcium Content per 100g
Using the list below for the 37 different fried chicken nutrition entries in our database, the highest amount of calcium is found in Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried which contains 42 mg of calcium per 100g. The associated percentage of RDA is 4 %. For this 100g serving the Calories content is 234 kcal, the Protein content is 21.28 g, the Fat content is 12.77 g, the Carbohydrate content is 8.51 g.
The lowest amount of calcium in 100g is in Chicken, liver, all classes, cooked, pan-fried which contains 10 mg. This gives as percentage of the recommended daily allowance 1 % of the RDA. For this 100g serving the amount of Calories is 172 kcal, the amount of Protein is 25.78 g, the amount of Fat is 6.43 g, the amount of Carbohydrate is 1.11 g.
The difference between the highest and lowest values gives a calcium range of 32 mg per 100g. The range for the other nutrients are as follows; 62 kcal for Calories, 4.5 g for Protein, 6.34 g for Fat, 0 g for Carbohydrate.
Highest Amount of calcium per Serving
Please remember that the above gives an accurate value in 100g for high calcium foods in your diet. For example 100g of Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried contains 42 mg of calcium. However, there are other factors to consider when you are assessing your nutritional requirements. You should also take into account portion sizes when you are considering the calcium nutritional content.
The food with the highest calcium content per typical serving is Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat and skin and giblets and neck, cooked, fried, batter which contains 215.88 mg in 1 chicken (or 1028 g). The percentage of the recommended daily value for this serving is 22 %. For this serving the Calories content is 2991.48 kcal, the Protein content is 234.8 g, the Fat content is 180.21 g and the Carbohydrate content is 92.83 g.
From the list below you can find a full nutrition facts breakdown for all foods containing calcium which can be scaled for different servings and quantities. We have also sorted our complete nutritional information and vitamin database of over 7000 foods, to give a list of foods with calcium.
Fried chicken List, calcium Content per 100g
1. Chicken, meatless, breaded, fried - Calcium
42 mg (4%) 234 kcal (12%) 8.51 g (7%) 12.77 g (20%) 21.28 g (38%)
Typical Serving size of 1 cup and diced (or 130g):
54.6 mg (5%) 304.2 kcal (15%) 11.06 g (9%) 16.6 g (26%) 27.66 g (49%)
Other serving sizes 1 cup pieces (or 168g):
70.56 mg (7%) 393.12 kcal (20%) 14.3 g (11%) 21.45 g (33%) 35.75 g (64%)
Other serving sizes 1 piece (or 36g):
15.12 mg (2%) 84.24 kcal (4%) 3.06 g (2%) 4.6 g (7%) 7.66 g (14%)
2. Chicken, broilers or fryers, neck, meat only, cooked, fried - Calcium
Calcium Calories Carbohydrate Fat Protein
Typical Serving size of 1 unit (yield from 1 lb ready-to-cook chicken) (or 7g):
2.87 mg (0%) 16.03 kcal (1%) 0.12 g (0%) 0.83 g (1%) 1.88 g (3%)
Other serving sizes 1 neck and bone and skin removed (or 22g):
9.02 mg (1%) 50.38 kcal (3%) 0.39 g (0%) 2.61 g (4%) 5.91 g (11%)
3. Chicken, broilers or fryers, neck, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
31 mg (3%) 330 kcal (17%) 8.7 g (7%) 23.52 g (36%) 19.82 g (35%)
4.96 mg (0%) 52.8 kcal (3%) 1.39 g (1%) 3.76 g (6%) 3.17 g (6%)
Other serving sizes 1 neck and bone removed (or 52g):
16.12 mg (2%) 171.6 kcal (9%) 4.52 g (3%) 12.23 g (19%) 10.31 g (18%)
4. Chicken, broilers or fryers, neck, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
3.41 mg (0%) 36.52 kcal (2%) 0.47 g (0%) 2.6 g (4%) 2.64 g (5%)
11.16 mg (1%) 119.52 kcal (6%) 1.53 g (1%) 8.5 g (13%) 8.64 g (15%)
5. Chicken, broilers or fryers, skin only, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
26 mg (3%) 394 kcal (20%) 23.15 g (18%) 28.83 g (44%) 10.32 g (18%)
29.64 mg (3%) 449.16 kcal (22%) 26.39 g (20%) 32.87 g (51%) 11.76 g (21%)
Other serving sizes .5 chicken and skin only (or 190g):
49.4 mg (5%) 748.6 kcal (37%) 43.99 g (34%) 54.78 g (84%) 19.61 g (35%)
6. Chicken, broilers or fryers, back, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
26 mg (3%) 331 kcal (17%) 10.25 g (8%) 21.91 g (34%) 21.97 g (39%)
18.72 mg (2%) 238.32 kcal (12%) 7.38 g (6%) 15.78 g (24%) 15.82 g (28%)
Other serving sizes .5 back and bone removed (or 120g):
31.2 mg (3%) 397.2 kcal (20%) 12.3 g (9%) 26.29 g (40%) 26.36 g (47%)
7. Chicken, broilers or fryers, back, meat only, cooked, fried - Calcium
9.1 mg (1%) 100.8 kcal (5%) 1.99 g (2%) 5.36 g (8%) 10.5 g (19%)
15.08 mg (2%) 167.04 kcal (8%) 3.29 g (3%) 8.89 g (14%) 17.39 g (31%)
8. Chicken, broilers or fryers, back, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
9. Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat and skin and giblets and neck, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
215.88 mg (22%) 2991.48 kcal (150%) 92.83 g (71%) 180.21 g (277%) 234.8 g (419%)
64.68 mg (6%) 896.28 kcal (45%) 27.81 g (21%) 53.99 g (83%) 70.35 g (126%)
10. Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
58.8 mg (6%) 809.2 kcal (40%) 26.38 g (20%) 48.58 g (75%) 63.11 g (113%)
97.86 mg (10%) 1346.74 kcal (67%) 43.9 g (34%) 80.85 g (124%) 105.04 g (188%)
11. Chicken, broilers or fryers, dark meat, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
12. Chicken, broilers or fryers, light meat, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
22.6 mg (2%) 313.01 kcal (16%) 10.74 g (8%) 17.45 g (27%) 26.61 g (48%)
37.6 mg (4%) 520.76 kcal (26%) 17.86 g (14%) 29.03 g (45%) 44.27 g (79%)
13. Chicken, broilers or fryers, breast, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
20 mg (2%) 260 kcal (13%) 8.99 g (7%) 13.2 g (20%) 24.84 g (44%)
16.8 mg (2%) 218.4 kcal (11%) 7.55 g (6%) 11.09 g (17%) 20.87 g (37%)
Other serving sizes .5 breast and bone removed (or 140g):
14. Chicken, broilers or fryers, wing, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
5.8 mg (1%) 93.96 kcal (5%) 3.17 g (2%) 6.32 g (10%) 5.76 g (10%)
9.8 mg (1%) 158.76 kcal (8%) 5.36 g (4%) 10.69 g (16%) 9.74 g (17%)
15. Chicken, broilers or fryers, giblets, cooked, fried - Calcium
26.1 mg (3%) 401.65 kcal (20%) 6.31 g (5%) 19.52 g (30%) 47.18 g (84%)
16. Chicken, broilers or fryers, dark meat, meat only, cooked, fried - Calcium
17. Chicken, broilers or fryers, leg, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
Other serving sizes 1 leg and bone removed (or 158g):
28.44 mg (3%) 431.34 kcal (22%) 13.78 g (11%) 25.55 g (39%) 34.4 g (61%)
18. Chicken, broilers or fryers, thigh, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
9.36 mg (1%) 144.04 kcal (7%) 4.72 g (4%) 8.6 g (13%) 11.24 g (20%)
Other serving sizes 1 thigh and bone removed (or 86g):
19. Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat and skin and giblets and neck, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
120.36 mg (12%) 1925.76 kcal (96%) 23.15 g (18%) 108.11 g (166%) 202.28 g (361%)
36.04 mg (4%) 576.64 kcal (29%) 6.93 g (5%) 32.37 g (50%) 60.57 g (108%)
20. Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
21. Chicken, broilers or fryers, meat only, cooked, fried - Calcium
17 mg (2%) 219 kcal (11%) 1.69 g (1%) 9.12 g (14%) 30.57 g (55%)
23.8 mg (2%) 306.6 kcal (15%) 2.37 g (2%) 12.77 g (20%) 42.8 g (76%)
22. Chicken, broilers or fryers, dark meat, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
18.7 mg (2%) 313.5 kcal (16%) 4.49 g (3%) 18.6 g (29%) 29.94 g (53%)
31.28 mg (3%) 524.4 kcal (26%) 7.51 g (6%) 31.11 g (48%) 50.08 g (89%)
23. Chicken, broilers or fryers, drumstick, meat and skin, cooked, fried, batter - Calcium
7.31 mg (1%) 115.24 kcal (6%) 3.56 g (3%) 6.77 g (10%) 9.44 g (17%)
Other serving sizes 1 drumstick and bone removed (or 72g):
12.24 mg (1%) 192.96 kcal (10%) 5.96 g (5%) 11.34 g (17%) 15.8 g (28%)
24. Chicken, broilers or fryers, light meat, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
12.48 mg (1%) 191.88 kcal (10%) 1.42 g (1%) 9.43 g (15%) 23.75 g (42%)
25. Chicken, broilers or fryers, light meat, meat only, cooked, fried - Calcium
16 mg (2%) 192 kcal (10%) 0.42 g (0%) 5.54 g (9%) 32.82 g (59%)
22.4 mg (2%) 268.8 kcal (13%) 0.59 g (0%) 7.76 g (12%) 45.95 g (82%)
10.24 mg (1%) 122.88 kcal (6%) 0.27 g (0%) 3.55 g (5%) 21 g (38%)
26. Chicken, broilers or fryers, breast, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
9.44 mg (1%) 130.98 kcal (7%) 0.97 g (1%) 5.23 g (8%) 18.79 g (34%)
15.68 mg (2%) 217.56 kcal (11%) 1.61 g (1%) 8.69 g (13%) 31.2 g (56%)
27. Chicken, broilers or fryers, breast, meat only, cooked, fried - Calcium
16 mg (2%) 187 kcal (9%) 0.51 g (0%) 4.71 g (7%) 33.44 g (60%)
8.32 mg (1%) 97.24 kcal (5%) 0.27 g (0%) 2.45 g (4%) 17.39 g (31%)
13.76 mg (1%) 160.82 kcal (8%) 0.44 g (0%) 4.05 g (6%) 28.76 g (51%)
28. Chicken, broilers or fryers, wing, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
4.8 mg (0%) 102.72 kcal (5%) 0.76 g (1%) 7.09 g (11%) 8.36 g (15%)
29. Chicken, broilers or fryers, wing, meat only, cooked, fried - Calcium
15 mg (2%) 211 kcal (11%) 0 g (0%) 9.15 g (14%) 30.15 g (54%)
1.8 mg (0%) 25.32 kcal (1%) 0 g (0%) 1.1 g (2%) 3.62 g (6%)
3 mg (0%) 42.2 kcal (2%) 0 g (0%) 1.83 g (3%) 6.03 g (11%)
30. Chicken, broilers or fryers, skin only, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
4.62 mg (0%) 165.66 kcal (8%) 3.08 g (2%) 14.05 g (22%) 6.3 g (11%)
7.84 mg (1%) 281.12 kcal (14%) 5.23 g (4%) 23.84 g (37%) 10.69 g (19%)
31. Chicken, broilers or fryers, thigh, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
8.68 mg (1%) 162.44 kcal (8%) 1.97 g (2%) 9.29 g (14%) 16.59 g (30%)
32. Chicken, broilers or fryers, leg, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
14.56 mg (1%) 284.48 kcal (14%) 2.8 g (2%) 16.16 g (25%) 30.06 g (54%)
33. Chicken, broilers or fryers, leg, meat only, cooked, fried - Calcium
Other serving sizes 1 leg and bone and skin removed (or 94g):
34. Chicken, broilers or fryers, thigh, meat only, cooked, fried - Calcium
Other serving sizes 1 thigh and bone and skin removed (or 52g):
35. Chicken, broilers or fryers, drumstick, meat and skin, cooked, fried, flour - Calcium
5.88 mg (1%) 120.05 kcal (6%) 0.8 g (1%) 6.72 g (10%) 13.21 g (24%)
36. Chicken, broilers or fryers, drumstick, meat only, cooked, fried - Calcium
3 mg (0%) 48.75 kcal (2%) 0 g (0%) 2.02 g (3%) 7.16 g (13%)
Other serving sizes 1 drumstick and bone and skin removed (or 42g):
37. Chicken, liver, all classes, cooked, pan-fried - Calcium
10 mg (1%) 172 kcal (9%) 1.11 g (1%) 6.43 g (10%) 25.78 g (46%)
Typical Serving size of 1 liver (or 44g):
4.4 mg (0%) 75.68 kcal (4%) 0.49 g (0%) 2.83 g (4%) 11.34 g (20%)
calcium and Nutritional Values - Top 221 Foods


Baker's coaching career started with his former Dodger arch-rival: the San Francisco Giants. Baker began his coaching career as a first base coach for the San Francisco Giants in 1988, and then spent the following four years (1989–1992) as the hitting coach, and finally became the manager in 1993, replacing the departing Roger Craig. In his very first year as Giants manager, he won the N.L. Manager of the Year award, leading the team to a 103–59 record, which was the second-best record in baseball that year (behind the 104–58 Atlanta Braves), and 31 games better than their 72–90 finish the previous year. His Giants went on to win division titles in 1997 and again in 2000; Baker would win Manager of the Year honors in both of those years as well. It was during his San Francisco tenure that the term "Dustiny" was coined by former Giants pitcher Rod Beck.
In 2002, his Giants gained the wild-card berth and from there advanced to the World Series, where they lost in seven games to the Anaheim Angels, who were managed by his former Dodger teammate, Mike Scioscia. Baker is infamously known for removing Russ Ortiz during Game 6 of the 2002 World Series despite Ortiz allowing only 4 hits. Many Giants fans credit Baker for causing the loss as the Angels came back and won that game 6–5. Despite Baker's success in San Francisco, the Giants did not renew his contract after the season, letting him leave to manage the Chicago Cubs, and hiring Felipe Alou to replace him.
To date, Baker is one of only three African Americans to manage a World Series team. Cito Gaston was the first, managing the Toronto Blue Jays to the championship in the 1992 and 1993 World Series. Ron Washington has since joined Gaston and Baker by managing the Texas Rangers to the 2010 and 2011 World Series.


The Wild Bird Club of the Philippines is holding the 3rd Philippine Bird Festival - Sugbu, Just Watch, Don't Catch! a 2-day event to raise conservation awareness through the promotion of bird-watching and the responsible appreciation of nature.
The logo of this year's bird festival is the Cebu Flowerpecker, a species found nowhere in the world but Cebu. This species was thought to be extinct until chanced upon by a visiting amateur birdwatcher in 1992.
Now on its third year, the Philippine Bird Festival will be held at the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino on September 21, 2007 and at the Olango Island Wildlife Sanctuary on September 22, 2007.
The festival at the Waterfront Hotel will feature lectures, photo exhibits, film shows, art activities and face-painting for kids.
The Bird Festival will culminate with the 2nd Philippine Duck Forum where conservationists and the academe will discuss the status and local efforts to save the endemic Philippine Duck.
On the second day, delegates will head for the Olango Island Wildlife Sanctuary. There they will witness the arrival of the first migrant shorebirds from northern Asia and hold joint activities with the island community.
WBCP Vice President and Festival Chairperson Alice Villa-Real said organizers hope to raise awareness of the diversity of Cebu bird life and promote conservation of threatened species and habitats on the island. Schools are encouraged to participate and admission is free.
The idea to hold the festival in Cebu was conceived early this year and has received support and encouragement from conservation organizations and business sector.
Among the organizations that are participating in the festival are the Philippine Eagle Foundation, Katala Foundation, Cebu Biodiversity Conservation Foundation, WWF-Philippines, Center for Environmental Awareness and Education, Isla Biodiversity Conservation and Kaakbay CDI. Foreign organizations participating in the bird festival for the first time include the Wild Bird Society of Taipei (Taiwan), the Asian Raptor Research and Conservation Network (Malaysia), the Bird Conservation Society of Thailand and the City of Seosan (Korea).
"The 3rd Philippine Bird Festival is a watershed event for bird watching and environmental conservation in Cebu," said WBCP president Michael Lu. "We are officially launching the bird festival during the Club's 4th Anniversary on July 14. On behalf of the Festival Committee, I encourage and invite members and friends of the Club to register their support for the project."
The 3rd Philippine Bird Festival is sponsored by the TeaM Energy Foundation, Sulpicio Lines, Pioneer Insurance, the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Cebu City Mayor's Office, and WWF-Philippines. For sponsorship enquiries, please contact Festival Chair Alice Villa-Real (Manila) at pathway93@yahoo.com or 0917-5397861 and Nilo Arribas, Jr (Cebu) at ph_photo_97@yahoo.com or 0906-5851881.
For school participation inquiries, please contact Ms Evelyn Nacario of the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation at ENacario@rafi.org.ph or 255-5626/27.


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A bill to reduce the liability of cave owners has unanimously passed in West Virginia.
The House Finance Committee on Natural Resources passed the bill that will treat caving the same as any other recreational activity like as swimming or running. This alleviates the liability concerns of landowners who have folks caving on their property.
With the NSS convention occurring in West Virginia later this year, the bill is especially relevant.
Virginia Cave Week 2011 is on Now!


Question: What icon sizes do we need for our Windows XP icons?
Answer: Microsoft guidelines recommend that xp icons be 48X48, 32X32, and 16X16 pixels. Some toolbar icons similar to the ones used at the top of Internet Explorer may be 24X24.
Question: How long does it take to design an icon?
Answer: It usually takes 5-10 days to design a custom icon to your specifications.


Hello! My name's Tom, and I run Tom's Carnivores here at www.carnivorousplants.co.uk.
Whether you're a long-time greenhouse grower or simply curious about carnivorous plants, Tom's Carnivores has something for you. From guides and FAQs to interviews and competitions, I aim to make this website useful to growers worldwide.
I live in the east of England with my wife, two cats, and a greenhouse full of carnivores. I work full time as web developer in digital marketing, but have grown carnivorous plants in some capacity for over 15 years. Tom's Carnivores is my attempt to create a valuable resource for today's growers. As well as tutorials and tools, I document the collections and cultivation techniques at the world-famous nurseries, private collections, and botanic gardens that I get to explore while authoring this website.
If you enjoy Tom's Carnivores and want to stay up-to-date, you can subscribe via email - you'll receive a notification whenever I publish a new article on my blog.
I usually write once or twice a month, and you can unsubscribe with one click at any time. Your information will never be shared or sold to a 3rd party.
If you've got a question about the website or have an idea for a new guide, you can get in touch via email. Please note that due to the volume of email I receive, I'm not always able to reply to questions about cultivation.
Please note that I do not operate a commercial nursery. If you're looking to buy a Venus flytrap or beginners carnivorous plants, please take a look at my recommended nurseries list.
I do however grow a large number of Nepenthes and occasionally have cuttings or seedlings for sale. If you'd like to see my current availability list, please message me via email.
If the item is provided for free, or loaned for a trial period, I will declare this in the review.
All reviews are editorially impartial and I don't accept any payment. That said, I'm happy to provide a preview of my article before it's published so that any criticisms I've made can be addressed right away.
Simple as that! If that sounds okay, please do get in touch via email.
The logo for Tom's Carnivores is a painting of the tropical pitcher plant Nepenthes veitchii 'Candy Dreams' which I commissioned in 2017. It was painted by Alexander Sylvester Fritz, an extremely talented artist based in Spain who grows carnivorous plants himself, and based on a specimen grown by Domonick Gravine of Redleaf Exotics in New York.


(Salt Lake City) – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is advising U.S. consumers not to eat any romaine lettuce, and retailers and restaurants should not serve or sell any, until further notice. Thirty-two (32) people infected with the outbreak strain of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli O157:H7 have been reported from 11 states.
There are currently no confirmed cases in Utah associated with this outbreak. The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food, Utah Department of Health, and other agencies are monitoring the situation. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
Illnesses started on dates ranging from October 8, 2018 to October 31, 2018. Thirteen people were hospitalized, including one person who developed hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS), a type of kidney failure. No deaths have been reported.
According to the CDC, consumers who have any type of romaine lettuce in their home should not eat it and should throw it away, even if some was eaten and no one became ill. This alert includes all types or uses of romaine lettuce, such as whole heads of romaine, hearts of romaine, and bags and boxes of precut lettuce, and salad mixes containing romaine, including baby romaine, spring mix, and Caesar salad. If you do not know if the lettuce is romaine or whether a salad mix contains romaine, do not eat it and throw it away. Wash and sanitize drawers or shelves in refrigerators where romaine was stored.


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Q: Repair all "broken" Metro apps? It often happens to me that a lot of Windows 8 Metro apps need to be repaired (i.e. cannot be opened). Is there a way to repair them all at once?

A: If they don't work, test the app troubleshooter.
Is the tool able to fix the issues?

A: I think I got the patch:
The only thing you need to do is to go to Control Panel, and in the search bar, type "guest" then you got "create guest session". Click on it, validate
then go the Start screen and click on your avatar in upper right, and click "Guest"
It will load it, it take one or two minutes, then return to your session by the Start screen and all metro apps will work again.
I think this reactivate some DLLs or components, but it works 100%.


17 February 2013 | Written by Tim O'Brien	.	Published in 2012 articles. Read 4404 times.
FAA regulations require the supervision of an A&P mechanic for the replacement of the aircraft windshield, so I enlisted the services of my A&P father. He has been involved in almost everything that I have done to 61 Tango.
Unlike the side windows, the windshield is removed from the outside of the aircraft. Removal of the windshield required removal of the lower collar molding from the bottom of the windshield, removal of the trim strip from between the windshield halves, and finally, removal of both halves of the windshield. Then we removed the old cloth glareshield covering and the instrument panel overlay which includes the eyebrow that wraps around to the glareshield.
The Ashby fiberglass glareshield requires custom trimming and fitting. To accomplish the proper fit, we made a poster board template of the new glareshield and trimmed and test-fitted the poster board template until it looked acceptable. Then we used the poster board template to trim and fit the fiberglass glareshield. The glareshield itself required additional trimming and numerous test fits until we were able to achieve a satisfactory result.
Additionally, we had to modify the instrument panel overlay to make it fit under the new glareshield, as well as locate and cut holes in the glareshield for defroster vents, handholds and the compass mount.
It was a lot of work, but we ended up with a professional-looking installation.


The Construction Components Group headed by a Deputy General Manager (Construction Components), operates three large pre-cast concrete factories, it also operates brick and block making factories and one large carpentry shop.The pre-cast and pre-stressing techniques used by the Corporation are the most advanced in Sri Lanka and compares favorably with international standards.
Other building material manufactured by this group includes High strength cement sand blocks of various sizes, High strength Standard Engineering Bricks.
This group also has facilities for the manufacture of Doors, Windows, Window Frames, Pantry Cupboards, Household Furniture...etc.


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Today's interview features Gwen Darling, president and founder of Healthcare IT Central and Healthcare IT Today. Gwen's efforts have resulted in two excellent industry resources for job opportunities and career development. HCITC and HCITT are now part of the HealthcareScene.com network.
When you have 22 minutes to spare today, catch this 2013 TED Talk with Joel Selanikio as he uncovers the Big Picture behind Big Data.
Keeping up with your New Year's resolution. The mid-year checkup.
Remember your goal and why you chose it.
It has officially been 6 months since the beginning of the year when many of us made our New Year's Resolution. What was your goal? Think back to what changes you decided to make for yourself. This was a goal you set with the intention of completing it within the year. Why? According to Statistic Brain, 45% of Americans usually make a New Year's resolution. Of that 45% only 8% find success with their year-end goals. So how can ensure that you will make that 8%?
Last August Paul Cerrato, Editor of InformationWeek Healthcare, wrote an article entitled "5 Trends Will Reshape Health IT in 2013." Nearly a year later, we can take a look at those predictions and see where the beginning of 2013 has brought us.
Have You Planned Your 2013?
The New Year has arrived! Welcome 2013 and all of the wonderful things ahead. It's the season of resolutions and Healthcare IS is ready to jump in with both feet. Throughout 2012 we developed our company blog, and thanks to our tips and takes on industry trends we've received some great feedback from our readers.
The buzz around the election is deafening and Healthcare IS has gathered a few articles that highlight what's expected to happen next. There are two articles from Health IT-focused sources that touch on the coming year as well as an interview with CHIME's Sharon Canner.
A new proposed study has been submitted by The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) in hopes of examining six clinics over a period of 14 months to learn more about the effectiveness of Health IT and the impact of workflow and health IT in ambulatory care practices.
In today's post we offer you an interview with Steve Sisko, author of ICD-10 Impact to Health Care Payers & Providers. We approached Steve for our company blog, intrigued by his quick climb to the top in featured lists such as Top Ten Bloggers to Follow on Twitter and his number five position on the #HIT100 list. We get to see a lot of Steve's work from the technical side published on his blog and through his guest contributions. This time we wanted know the man behind the technology and how he has gained success in the Health IT industry and become an opinion leader in Health IT social media. Below Steve answers a variety of questions about his experience blogging, his recent recognition and how all of this has affected him as a professional, blogger and family man. At the bottom of the post, feel free to leave any further questions you might have. Steve has generously agreed to personally answer questions by readers.
In today's healthcare IT job market standing out in a file of submitted resumes can be a challenge. With an abundance of resumes sent every day, consultants are finding the "thank you, but no thank you" response to be an unfortunate loyal visitor to their inbox. Inevitably, after weeks of job hunting and hopeful submittals, your frustration builds and begins to chip away at your motivation.


Includes three 30 ml / 1 oz oz Airless twist top pump bottles and one clear vinyl travel bag. Brand new double wall bottle design with unique twist-top pump dispenser. Airless technology is superior in ensuring your products stay bacteria free and free from oxidation. Please note the twist top airless bottles are not refillable, once closed they cannot be reopened.


UFC is one of the more popular sports to rise to fame recently. UFC has seen quite a few competitors emerge from the world of wrestling (Brock Lesnar, CM Punk, to name a few), not to mention a few making it big in Hollywood like Ronda Rousey - that's likely why the UFC has become so popular these days. UFC has a pretty large fan-base, and if you're a fan of the UFC, then you're going to want to check out this keyboard. It's an Emoji and GIF keyboard for the UFC, but it's not really a keyboard, it's more of a shortcut to send GIFs and Emojis or stickers. Although it is worth noting that this keyboard is not an official one from the UFC, but it was made by Swyft Media, who has made various other Emoji and GIF keyboards like Minions Emoji and Mothers Day Emoji.
This keyboard is supposedly sporting emojis for the UFC, however according to reviews, they aren't present, but we have stickers instead. But there are loads of GIFs, which you can share with anyone on any platform. Seeing as the app includes Android's native share menu, you are able to share to Twitter, Google+, Facebook, WhatsApp, and so much more. There are also some stickers included, which are of some of your favorite UFC stars including Connor McGregor and Ronda Rousey. You do get full keyboard integration, so you are able to use these stickers without much of an issue, or hassle. In the app's settings, you can choose which app(s) the emoji shortcut will appear in. Apps that are supported include Hangouts, Gmail, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Email, and Messaging. Of course, there are likely others that support it as well.
The UFC Emoji & GIF Keyboard is a rather interesting one. It's a great way to have some fun with friends, especially if you're talking UFC. Additionally, it's a pretty light-weight keyboard that weighs in at around 16MB in size. It supports Android 4.0.3 and higher (that's Ice Cream Sandwich for those wondering) and it also zero in-app purchases and is a free download. So it's definitely worth taking a look at.


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Q: sql statement that requires 2 distinct i have a table where there's a user_id and a ticket_type. i want to create a sql statement that will return me the the count of each ticket_type that each user_id generate.
i have come up with this but this involves some hard-coding of ticket_type which i'm not fond of.
select b.user_id, b.TypeA, B.TypeB, (b.TypeA + b.TypeB) As "Total Tickets" from
(select user_id,
sum(case when ticket_type = '1' then 1 else 0 end) as "TypeA",
sum(case when ticket_type = '2' then 1 else 0 end) as "TypeB"
from
database
group by user_id
) as b;

is there a better way to do this? it would be really awesome if someone can provide the answer in linq query expression as well.
EDIT
Sample Output

User_ID   Type_A   Type_B   Total
user1       3        5         8
user2       1        2         3
user3       6        8        14

Sample Database Table
DECLARE @Users As TABLE
(
    SN int,
    User_ID char(5),
    Ticket_Type int
)

INSERT INTO @Users VALUES
(1, 'user1', 1),
(2, 'user1', 1),
(3, 'user2', 2),
(4, 'user3', 1),
(5, 'user1', 2),
(6, 'user1', 2),
(7, 'user2', 2),
(8, 'user2', 2)

A: Just to show other possibility, you can try to use PIVOT operator.
You have to define the name only in one place (the pivot operator).  I included a 3rd ticket type for example (plus the column with the total).  If you want avoid NULL and to rename fields (ticket type), you have to use COALESCE and aliases for every single field in the outer SELECT
SELECT RC2.*
FROM
(  select user_id
    , CASE WHEN GROUPING(ticket_type)=1 THEN 'TOT_TCK' ELSE CAST(ticket_type AS VARCHAR(4)) END AS TICKET_TYPE
    , COUNT(*) AS RC
 from  @USERS
 group by rollup(ticket_type), user_id
 ) A
 PIVOT (SUM(RC) FOR TICKET_TYPE IN ([1],[2],[3],[TOT_TCK])) AS RC2

Output:
user_id 1           2           3           TOT_TCK
------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------
user1   2           2           NULL        4
user2   NULL        3           NULL        3
user3   1           NULL        NULL        1

A: You can use the following linq query.
 var result= from a in db.somename group a by user_id into b
    select new { UserId=b.user_id,
    TypeA= ( from x in b select x.ticket_type == 1 ? 1 : 0) .Sum() ,
    TypeB= ( from x in b select x.ticket_type == 2 ? 1 : 0) .Sum() };

A: In the absence of a table of data to run off, try something like this;
--CREATE TABLE #TEMP (User_ID int, type int)
--INSERT INTO #TEMP VALUES (1,1),(1,2),(1,2),(1,3),(2,2),(2,4)

SELECT User_id, type, count(User_ID) as count FROM #TEMP
group by user_ID, type

I get this;
User_id type    count
1       1       1
1       2       2
2       2       1
1       3       1
2       4       1


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import java.io.IOException;

import javax.servlet.jsp.JspException;
import javax.servlet.jsp.JspTagException;
import javax.servlet.jsp.JspWriter;
import javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext;
import javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.BodyContent;
import javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.BodyTagSupport;
import javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.TagData;
import javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.TagExtraInfo;
import javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.VariableInfo;

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            Utilities.debug(pageContext, "there was an exception");
            if(var != null) {
                Utilities.debug(pageContext, "Setting " + var + " to " + ex);
                pageContext.setAttribute(var, ex);
            } else {
                Utilities.debug(pageContext, "There was no var to set");
            }
            return EVAL_BODY_INCLUDE;
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            //return(EVAL_BODY_TAG);
        } else {
            Utilities.debug(pageContext, "there was not an exception");
            return SKIP_BODY;
        }
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//            // a new variable since we will define it in our JSP
//            // loopCounter will be available in the body and
//            // remainder of the JSP
//            System.out.println("using var of '" + data.getAttributeString("var") + "'");
////            throw new RuntimeException("using var of '" + data.getAttributeString("var") + "'");
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//                    "java.lang.Throwable",
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//                    VariableInfo.NESTED);
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Since our foundation in 2002, EDI has grown to be one of East Africa's most respected research house with a strong global reputation for high quality survey design and data collection services aimed at assessing international development program impacts, measuring results and evaluating potential solutions to global poverty.
We have conducted or been involved in over 100 research projects in the following sectors: Agriculture and Livestock, Economic Development, Education, Health, Social Welfare, Water and Sanitation and Cross Sectoral. Please click here to see examples of the projects we have carried out by sector.
EDI has conducted multiple Impact Evaluations that have been experimental or quasi-experimental in nature as well as various randomised survey experiments.
We were the pioneers in the use of electronic surveys across East Africa and have been conducting CAPI surveys since 2007. We have created the best tools to enhance the type and accuracy of the data that can be evaluated. We use Surveybe for our face to face interviews.
EDI have embraced the use of mobile phone surveys for frequent follow-up rounds and have proved to be particularly successful with 95% response rates.
Many of our surveys now involve the collection of supplementary data from bio-medical to water quality and anthropometric data. We have qualified teams of nurses and other professionals and equipment to enable this.
There is little analytical work we do that does not involve some form of qual-quant combination to contextualise and inform data through focus group discussions, semi-structured interviews, and small group interviews.
EDI interviewed many students whilst implementing an experiment on behalf of the 'UWEZO' initiative. We are currently conducting an opinion poll that tests the ability of voters to formulate coherent views on the use of gas revenues in Tanzania.
EDI has organised listing exercises in thousands of villages across Tanzania. It has experience in organising full listing exercises with intra-cluster stratification of the sample, as well as with faster listing methods based on updating village registers.
Many of our studies also involve us collecting data from a wide range of other organisations and we have both standard modules tailored to the local context as well as the expertise to create something new and specific to the needs of the study.
We designed, piloted & implemented the Kagera Health Development Survey (KHDS) questionnaire; a survey including all standard LSMS modules. KHDS is one of the 60+ 'official' LSMS surveys that exist worldwide and its data are posted on the LSMS website.


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Coronavirus and the use of Twitter amongst journalists
A mixed-method analysis
The coronavirus pandemic has had an enormous impact on humanity and news media has become dominated by coverage of the virus. This thesis examines the ways in which journalists have used Twitter during this time. Focus was placed on the journalistic roles that
the journalists performed on Twitter. There are relatively few examples of previous research that has examined the performance of journalistic roles on social media, nor their performance during times of crisis. A mixed-methods analysis was undertaken into the Twitter feeds of six British and Swedish political journalists from varying organisations, utilising Hanitzsch and Vos' (2018) journalistic roles in the domains of political life as a theoretical framework. What was found that whilst a large number of tweets were able to be categorised according to this
framework, there remained a large deal of behaviours unique to crises and the coronavirus pandemic that were unable to be categorised. These were termed 'Journalism of Patriotism', 'Journalism of Hope', and 'Journalism of Collective Responsibility'. Moreover, the extent to which the journalists engaged in personalisation on their Twitter feeds was examined, which found a substantial incorporation of personal experiences of the coronavirus pandemic, as well
as the inclusion of humour. In addition, it was found that the unique circumstances lead to increased sociability in the Twitter feeds of the journalists examined. The findings raise questions about the applicability of preconceived journalistic roles to the study of role performance during times of crisis.
Declan McCann
Journalist, MIJ-uppsats , vt20
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At sugar beach golf & spa resort, service is unobtrusive and tranquility pervades. This peaceful ambiance is enhanced in the privileged areas reserved to wedding and honeymoon guests. As a family, or lovebirds, our guests write their very own stories. They leave with closer bonds, filled with joie de vivre.


Timothy Walsh's study of the function and significance of absence in literature demonstrates its centrality in terms of both literary technique and philosophical consequence. Textual gaps, narrative lacunae, and strategic vagueness, together with the uncertainties that such devices inevitably generate, have been essential elements of literature from Lao-Tzu to Lawrence, from Chaucer to Faulkner and beyond. Walsh finds that poststructural approaches to indeterminacy tend to overlook the specific and productive roles that absence and uncertainty often play within the overall design of a work. The aesthetic generation of uncertainty, he demonstrates, is not a roadblock on the path to meaning or a sign of some radical and suppressed internal contradiction; rather, it is as basic an artistic aim as the desire to evoke sympathy, laughter, or outrage. Coining the phrase ""structured absence"" to explain a central tenet in his discussion of the ""mechanics"" of uncertainty, Walsh analyzes various literary devices and tropes involved in generating a felt sense of absence and a purposeful uncertainty. Structured absences, he demonstrates, combine to form intricate patterns and networks, which explains how the dynamic potential of uncertainty can increase exponentially through a deft orchestration of absence. Walsh argues that the use of absence in works of art-of silence, shadow, blankness, and void-is a principal means by which the inherent biological limitations of human consciousness and of human language are encoded in aesthetic constructs. Because of the limitations of our senses and because we often are more attuned to what lies beyond the threshold of perceptual limits, the lacunae in artistic works represent attempts to replicate the real and inescapable limits of human experience.
"To tackle the unknowable and the unsayable, and to succeed as Walsh has done, is to make a high contribution to the study of language and art."--Sandra Humble Johnson, author of "The Space Between: Literary Epiphany in the Work of Annie Dillard """
"To tackle the unknowable and the unsayable, and to succeed as Walsh has done, is to make a high contribution to the study of language and art." Sandra Humble Johnson, author of "The Space Between: Literary Epiphany in the Work of Annie Dillard """"


Want to jazz up your tealights? Then our hand foiled tealight holder could be what you're looking for.
Available in either copper or gold, the tealight holders have all been done by hand from sheets of tissue thin foil.
They look lovely sitting on the coffee table with the hand foil shimmering in the candle light. They are also a fabulous way to add mood lighting to dinner parties and bigger celebrations such as engagements and weddings. We have used them in clusters down wedding tables to create a soft romantic light.
The holder measures 8cm wide x and approx 6cm high. Candle not included.


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Alphan Telek continues his doctoral research at the Center for International Studies (Centre de Recherches Internationales, CERI) affiliated with Sciences Po (Institut d'études politiques de Paris). Telek conducts his research on the deepening political, social, and economic precariousness in Turkish society in recent years, and teaches Political Science and Comparative Politics to undergraduate students at Sciences Po.
Alphan Telek graduated from Marmara University, Department of Political Science and International Relations (Eng.) with an honor degree. He received his master's degree from Ataturk Institute for Modern Turkish History at Boğaziçi University with his thesis on Iran and secularism.
Telek, who has a book titled "We Are All Precariat Now", written on precarization and political/economic insecurities in Turkish society, expresses his views on Turkish politics at national and international meetings. Telek's op-ed articles whose topics range from populism, anti-populist movements, authoritarianism and precariat to the youth were translated into Arabic, Polish, Greek and Spanish.
Since 2017, Telek has been providing content and insight to the Turkish media both as a producer and moderator, as well as an expert.
Telek writes risk assessments and strategy proposals for Turkish politics and he works as a policy expert. Telek supports policy making processes by writing analysis and policy notes for national and international non-governmental organizations, think tanks and political parties in Turkey.
He served as the Director of Turkey at PS:EUROPE European Institute for Political and Social Studies, which was established in Austria in 2015. He is both one of the founders and currently the Director of Development Program in Istanbul Political Research Institute (IstanPol).
alphan.telek@istanpol.org


Wednesday Feb 17, Nick went in for Chemo and a sore side. They ended up putting this new stent and tube out of his liver.
The tube comes out his side between the bottom two ribs. It's been sore….it's also been seeping.
Friday night, I put this hunk of gauze on it, taped it up and off we went to the fish fry. We left early since Nick didn't feel very well. We went home, cuddled on the couch and Mr. & Mrs. Excitement went to bed by like 9:30pm.
Saturday morning, I took one look at that hunk of gauze and called the nurse hot line. It was full of yellow liquid. Everyone knows bile, the yellow fluid your liver produces to help digest your food. This is what it looked like. Every time he breathed, a few drops would leak out.
So off to Urgent Care we went. They cleaned him up, took samples, did a CT Scan and discovered it's an infection. Which, on one hand isn't good, but on the other hand, 2 Rx's and we were on our way HOME instead of on our way to 3 more days in the hospital.
I look at my legs and go UGH….
Nick had his first Chemo in weeks yesterday. He spent from 1:30pm til 5pm "with his bags." No more pump to come home with him for 46 hours. His 'recipe' has been tweaked. Let's hope, pray, and sacrifice hamsters, gerbils, and some ex husbands, that this works.
He's feeling pretty good this morning…..so…….
Remember a few weeks ago when I let you all know that it had moved to his lungs? We were told there were multiple spots.
There is one. About a millimeter big in his lower left lung. Close to the area where the tumor was in his stomach. It's not 'multiple spots in both lungs' as we were first told.
But it's one tiny spot…in one lung……not multiples in both.
We have so many people coming to stay for a few days here and there the whole month of March. Now another friend is coming over from across the pond. She's having a time figuring out how to get from Chicago to here via Train or Bus. And now she's checking Minneapolis…..
My house will be SO clean all month!!! Maybe into April!!
People have been overwhelmingly kind and helpful and generous and wow….I'm just bowled over. Nick can barely get out how grateful he is for our friends and family.
And he's finding out just how wide my network of friends is.
I cannot begin to thank everyone enough…..I have no idea how in this magnitude.
I'm thinkin' I'll need some tequila in my little brown bag…….
As I was driving home last night, I started crying. Then I couldn't breathe….
Let me tell ya, when you are driving and you can't breathe? you shouldn't be driving…..
I have been trying to get Nick to 'breathe' during his pain before the Oxy's kick in. Sometimes he waits 5 minutes too long and it takes 15 for them to kick in. So he pays for it when he does not take them every 4 hours on the dot.
So I've been doing the breathing exercises lately, which helped last night driving home. I really had to concentrate to breathe and not hyperventilate.
And I'm sure I'm gonna need those exercises again.
But I think I'd prefer the brown bag remedy.
I don't know if I'm strong enough….
Then yesterday, this was posted on Facebook and I was tagged in it.
I'm rather amazed that this is how I am seen.
Because I feel like I'm a mess.
……..This is a term we keep hearing right now.
They 'gave' him 10-12 months last December.
Last Thursdays they 'gave' him a couple months.
My first thought? How DARE they only 'give' him a couple months.
And neither will the rest…..
and neither do I anymore…..