Get basic supplies and cultures for 25% off by purchasing the Cheese Making Kit.
Needed to check temperature of milk and water baths.
Needed in lessons 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14.
This tome mold and lid can be used with a homemade press or free weights.
The same tome mold and lid as Cultures for Health. Can be used with a homemade press or free weights.
An economical cheese press. Great for beginners.
Needed in lessons 1, 12, and 13.
Allows you to apply uniform pressure when making cheese.
Alternative: see Wardee's cheese press reviews for more options.
Needeed in lessons 1, 12, and 13.
This cheese press is made from hard maple wood. Helpful in applying uniform pressure when making cheese. Especially useful in making hard cheeses.
Handy for measuring extra small amounts such as 1/32nd or 1/16th of a teaspoon of a culture. Contains 3 spoons of varying measurements.
This five-piece set goes from 1/64 teaspoon (one drop) up to 1/4 teaspoon. Great for measuring extra small amounts.
Useful in culturing small amount of yogurt (also great for making and storing salad dressings).
Useful in culturing dairy products, soaking grains, fermentation, sprouting, and food storage.
Needed in lessons 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 11, 15, and 17.
Useful in culturing larger amounts of dairy and water kefir. Can also be used with sprout screens to sprout wheat berries (or other grains/beans).
Needed in lessons 5, 8, 10, and Appendix 2.
An helpful tool for whipping cream, churning butter and grinding sugar to a fine consistency.
Alternative: use a blender or strong arms!
Needed in lessons 2, 3, 7, and 8.
Mill your own flour (though not as finely as a mill), churn butter, and grind sugar.
Needed in lesson 2, 3, and 7.
Needed for straining cheese (also helpful in straining stocks/broths, soaked grains/beans, and more).
Needed to warm large amounts of milk for making cheese and other dairy products.
Needed for water baths. Helps maintain the right temperature for culturing, preventing hot spots in the milk, or for developing the right curd texture.
Needed in 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, and 14.
Helpful in checking temperature of yogurt (and other items) quickly.
Useful for making "just like store-bought" yogurt.
Helpful in making kefir ice cream.
Needed for lining colander when straining cheeses with fine curds.
Needed in lessons 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 .
Needed for storing cultures to prevent moisture entering the packages. Also useful in storing prepared foods and cheese.
Needed to catch drips when using a cheese press.
Needed in lessons 12, 13 and 18.
This 3-quart bowl is helpful for mixing and creating small water baths for warming cheese curds.
This 5-quart bowl can be used to create warm and iced water baths.
Helps protect hands from heat.
Used to check pH level of cheese.
A natural bristle brush used for brushing wax onto cheese.
This food-grade cheese wax is used for coating and protecting cheese.
Another option for food-grade cheese wax to coat and protect cheese.
This chlorine-free wax paper is useful for shaping butter and waxing cheese.
Needed in lessons 3 and 16.
Useful for dipping cheese into wax.
Needed for storing cream cheese in the refrigerator.
This kit contains the basic supplies and cultures needed for this eCourse.
Needed to make buttermilk, sour cream, and cultured butter.
Needed in lessons 2, 3 and 5.
Another option for making buttermilk, sour cream, and cultured butter.
Needed in lessons 2 and 15.
Needed in lessons 3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, and 17.
Needed to make mozzarella cheese.
Another option for making mozzarella cheese.
Needed to make feta, queso fresco, and mozarella.
Needed in lessons 10, 12, and 14.
Needed to make feta, queso fresco, cheddar, Middle Eastern cheese, and mozzarella.
Needed in lesson 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14.
Needed in lessons 9, 10, 11, 13, and Appendix II.
An essential ingredient for cheesemaking.
Used to make a traditional Scandinavian yogurt .
No specific lessons given with this culture.
Necessary for making dairy kefir and kefir-based cheeses.
Needed in lessons 7 and Appendix I.
Used when making hard cheeses with store-bought or goats milk (to give a firmer setting).
Needed in lessons 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14.
Needed in lesson 2 (if not using pre-ground flour).
Unrefined sugar cane, a natural sweetener. Used to make sweetened cream, flavored cream cheese, and kefir ice cream.
Needed in lessons 2, 7 and 17.
Needed for making flavored cream cheese and kefir ice cream.
Alternative: use dutch process cocoa powder.
Needed in lessons 7 and 17 .
Needed in lessons 7 and 11 .
This kosher flake salt dissolves easily and does not contain iodine (which can interfere with the cheese aging process).
This direct-set yogurt culture makes fabulous yogurt. Does not culture at room temperature (needs 100 to 110 degrees F).
More info or buy at: Homesteader Supply.
Needed to make thick raw milk yogurt (an optional recipe in Lesson 6).


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Republicans Are Going Crazy And A Shutdown Is The Least Of Our Worries
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September 22 | 2013
Every Friday, our Henry Decker bravely sifts through the dredges of America's right wing to put together "This Week In Crazy." More often than not, Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) shows up, warning about the dangers of spoon violence, or traveling to Egypt with Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) to congratulate the military government on an excellent coup since it involved ousting Muslims.
Louie Gohmert doesn't represent the GOP base. He is the GOP base. He's one bad night of sleep away from threatening to primary himself.
And this Friday, after Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) gave in to the scheme hatched by Senators Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Mike Lee (R-UT), and the House voted to defund Obamacare in exchange for keeping the government open, guess who was right behind the Speaker?
Louie Gohmert.
Gohmert took to the floor that same day to say that he doesn't often agree with House Republican leadership, but he was proud to stand with them in this effort to defund Obamacare.
If Gohmert's endorsement doesn't prove that the plot to convince President Obama to kill his own signature legislative achievement is insane, take a look at what the next step in this plan actually is.
"Rather than try to win (or at least force) a vote on defunding Obamacare, 'defund' proponents are now calling for conservative senators to block the very 'defund Obamacare' bill that just passed the House," writes conservative David Freddoso, a vocal opponent of the strategy.
That's right. The Senate will invariably remove the defunding language from the bill. So the next step of this plot likely involves Cruz and Lee either trying to filibuster the bill they demanded the House pass — or attempting to destroy the careers of their fellow Republican senators by inflaming the GOP base against anyone who would dare vote to fund the government without defunding Obamacare. And if that doesn't work, Cruz will tell House Republicans to reject their own bill and start fighting over continuing resolutions that keep parts of the government open.
Here's where you get to the dirty little secret of this plan. The goal isn't just to shut down the government — it's to shut down at least parts of the government for weeks or months, for however long and however many foreclosed homes of soldiers and government employees it takes to spark the telekinesis needed to get the president to give up Obamacare.
Even though it's demented, this is actually a somewhat brave strategy. Tea Partiers are willing to risk damaging their party to stand up for what they believe in.
The biggest risk? Shutting down the government could remind people why they actually like government.
The GOP has spent the last five years explaining that the source of all evil is Washington D.C. In a shutdown, Americans will see that what mostly comes out of the government is checks — soldiers' paychecks, Social Security checks, Medicare reimbursement checks.
The shutdowns of the 1990s turned the Republican Revolution into the Clinton re-election and the GOP's embrace of big government.
This is why the GOP establishment hates what Cruz and Lee are plotting. Shutdown won't stop Obamacare, instead it could enrage America at the already incredibly unpopular Republicans in Congress and give the president an excuse for any major hiccups in the initial implementation of the Affordable Care Act exchanges, which open on October 1 — the day the government would shut down.
So what the establishment is proposing is something even more demented and dangerous than what Cruz and Lee want.
They'd like Republicans to pass the continuing resolution that the House passed and that the Senate will likely pass without the "defunding Obamacare" language. They'd like conservatives to accept that this is still a huge win for their side because it is: The bill makes the sequester cuts to education, research and social services even worse, while restoring some of the cuts to the military.
Then they'd like Republicans to refocus their fight on the debt limit, which we will hit in mid-October. That's when we'll get Obama to delay Obamacare for a year!
This is like saying to someone with a heart problem: Don't stop taking your medication; think about getting rid of your pacemaker, or at least stop breathing.
GOP leaders love this strategy because the public doesn't understand the debt limit and they think the horrors of an actual default could force the president to buckle under without anyone missing any checks, even though he has vowed not to do so.
But even threatening to default on our debt costs us jobs — actually doing so would definitely cause a financial crisis.
Of course, Gohmert doesn't believe you need to raise the debt limit or risk catastrophe. He isn't alone in this magical thinking.
"Technically, it's not possible to default because there's always enough revenue to cover the interest," Rep. John Fleming (R-LA) recently said. "If we defaulted it was because the president chose to default, not because we ran out of money."
The only way to prove the Gohmerts and the Flemings wrong would be to actually default on our debt. That would show them that the thousands of points the stock market lost in the last debt ceiling crisis wasn't a figment of the liberal media's imagination.
The difference between what Cruz is threatening and what the establishment wants to threaten is thousands of foreclosed homes versus hundreds of thousands.
For years the leaders of the Republican Party have toyed with their base to the point that they don't trust their own party. Now that they've finally been given the fight they want, forcing them to compromise to keep the government open will only feed their desire for an end times-like battle.
If the GOP base doesn't get the fight they want over a government shutdown, they'll demand it over a debt limit. If that's the fight we have to have, a government shutdown first will help voters see what happens when Louie Gohmert gets what he wants.
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Christian Hate Is No Faith At All
Connie Schultz
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Most of us who miss our mothers can name moments when our longing is most acute. For me, it sneaks up when I see people wielding God as a weapon.
My mother was one of the least judgmental people I've ever known. This came from her belief, steeped in her view of Christianity, that most of us are doing the best we think we can.

That woman almost never gave up on people. The parents who abandoned her when she was a child were welcome in her home in adulthood. Friends who hurt her feelings during the week were on her prayer list on Sunday. People who had treated her as invisible felt like family when they were in her care as a nurse's aide.

I was quick to express frustration when Mom let unkind people off the hook, but she was immune to my indignation. "If they knew better, they'd do better," she'd say. This was the Christian who raised me.

New York Times reporters Elizabeth Dias and Ruth Graham wrote this week about white extremists masquerading as Christians as they prepared to storm the Capitol. This passage curdled the blood in my veins:

"Before self-proclaimed members of the far-right group the Proud Boys marched toward the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, they stopped to kneel in the street and prayed in the name of Jesus.

"The group, whose participants have espoused misogynistic and anti-immigrant views, prayed for God to bring 'reformation and revival.' They gave thanks for 'the wonderful nation we've all been blessed to be in.' They asked God for the restoration of their 'value systems,' and for the 'courage and strength to both represent you and represent our culture well.' And they invoked the divine protection for what was to come.

"Then they rose. Their leader declared into a bullhorn that the media must 'get the hell out of my way.' And then they moved toward the Capitol.

"The presence of Christian rituals, symbols and language was unmistakable on Wednesday in Washington. There was a mock campaign banner, 'Jesus 2020,' in blue and red; an 'Armor of God' patch on a man's fatigues; a white cross declaring 'Trump won' in all capitals. All of this was interspersed with allusions to QAnon conspiracy theories, Confederate flags and anti-Semitic T-shirts."

For all my years as a columnist, I have felt outshouted and outmaneuvered by so-called Christians harming others in the name of God. To identify myself as a Christian often invited attacks from those who claimed to know just how much I've disappointed God.

For a while, I let the religious right bully me into silence. I didn't want to be mistaken for one of them. The hypocrisy of that ate at me until I decided that we liberal Christians had to stand our ground, and publicly. This was not universally applauded by my fellow liberals.

I still think about that man in the audience during one of my speeches years ago. When it was his turn at the microphone, he said to me: "You've written that you're a Christian. I don't understand how someone so smart could be so stupid." He asked if I believed in unicorns, too. I assured him that no unicorn I knew would be visiting him soon.

There are so many Christians who bear no resemblance to those using God as an excuse to be hate-mongers and traitors, but they are invisible because they are silent. I used to admire this as humility, but it now risks becoming aiding and abetting. As the late Rev. William Sloane Coffin wrote, "Christ came to take away our sins, not our minds." We know what we must do.

Earlier today, after a break from writing, I returned to my desk to find two small clumps of dirt next to a basket of potted bulbs. Long dormant, they recently exploded into sprouts that are growing an inch or more a day, lifting the topsoil with them. With each new flower, a little more soil topples out.

If I could call my mother now — if I could tell her about this messy burst of blooms — she would likely cast it as a metaphor for hope. For what is hope but a surprise, something beautiful rising out of the darkness?

It is time, good but quiet people of faith.

It is time for you to bloom.

Connie Schultz is a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist and professional in residence at Kent State University's school of journalism. She is the author of two non-fiction books, including "...and His Lovely Wife," which chronicled the successful race of her husband, Sherrod Brown, for the U.S. Senate. She is also the author of The New York Times bestselling novel, "The Daughters of Erietown." To find out more about Connie Schultz (schultz.connie@gmail.com) and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate webpage at www.creators.com.

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The Washington Post revealed, this Thursday, October 20, the future plans of Elon Musk if he were to land at the head of Twitter. A huge redundancy plan is already planned.
Elon Musk is the head of Twitter, what would that give? The Washington Post published an article, this Thursday, October 20, detailing the vision of the American billionaire if he managed to acquire the social network from the blue bird.
Although having seen its takeover offer of 44 billion dollars accepted by the board of directors of the group, at the end of April, the file has been floundering since because of economic and legal developments. However, the takeover procedure could be finalized on Friday, October 28, according to the paper from the American media.
Mass layoff plan
After running Tesla, Space X, Neuralink and even PayPal, the 51-year-old businessman is taking on Twitter. First strong measure planned, the dismissal of three quarters of the employees of the social network. The staff is expected to drop to 2,000 employees, while it is currently made up of more than 8,500 people. The Washington Post, however, claims that even if Mr. Musk does not make it to the presidency, Twitter would likely have to fire him over financial concerns.
Thanks to this measure, the native of Pretoria hopes to save 800 million dollars in payroll.
Apart from that, Elon Musk would plan to reduce telecommuting positions. By way of comparison, the multi-billionaire requires his employees at Tesla to work a minimum of 40 hours a week face-to-face, otherwise they risk being fired.
Insane goals
If the boss of the Hyperloop project wants to revolutionize Twitter internally, it is to achieve insane goals. According to Les Echos, he would like to reach "1 billion users on the platform, against 230 million currently".
Libertarian by nature, Elon Musk also wants to restore more freedom of expression on the social network, by introducing less strict rules.
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package com.github.codingricky.marvel;

import java.io.IOException;

import com.github.codingricky.marvel.model.Comic;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.model.Event;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.model.MarvelCharacter;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.model.Result;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.model.Series;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.model.Story;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.parameter.CharacterOrderBy;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.parameter.CharacterParameterBuilder;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.parameter.ComicOrderBy;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.parameter.ComicParametersBuilder;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.parameter.EventParametersBuilder;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.parameter.SeriesParametersBuilder;
import com.github.codingricky.marvel.parameter.StoryParametersBuilder;
import org.junit.Test;

import static org.fest.assertions.Assertions.assertThat;

public class CharactersRestTest extends com.github.codingricky.marvel.AbstractRestTest {

    @Test
    public void testGetCharacter() throws IOException {
        Result<MarvelCharacter> character = restClient.getCharacter(BLACK_WIDOW_ID);
        assertThat(character.getData()).isNotNull();
    }

    @Test
    public void testStartsWith() throws IOException {
        Result<MarvelCharacter> characters = restClient.getCharacters(new CharacterParameterBuilder().nameStartsWith("A").create());
        assertThat(characters.getData()).isNotNull();

        System.out.println(characters.getData());
    }

    @Test(expected = MarvelRestException.class)
    public void testGetCharacterThatDoesntExist() throws IOException {
        restClient.getCharacter(1);
    }

    @Test
    public void testRawResponseIsPopulated() throws IOException {
        final Result<MarvelCharacter> character = restClient.getCharacter(BLACK_WIDOW_ID);
        assertThat(character.getRawResponse()).isNotNull();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetCharactersById() throws IOException {
        Result<MarvelCharacter> characters = restClient.getCharacters(new CharacterParameterBuilder().withLimit(5).create());
        assertThat(characters.getData()).isNotNull();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetCharacters() throws IOException {
        Result<MarvelCharacter> characters = restClient.getCharacters(new CharacterParameterBuilder().withLimit(5).create());
        assertThat(characters.getData()).isNotNull();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetCharactersWithComics() throws IOException {
        Result<MarvelCharacter> characters = restClient.getCharacters(new CharacterParameterBuilder().withName("Black Widow").addComic(AVENGERS_COMIC_ID).orderBy(CharacterOrderBy.NAME_ASC).create());
        assertThat(characters.getData()).isNotNull();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetCharactersComics() throws IOException {
        Result<Comic> comics = restClient.getCharactersComics(new ComicParametersBuilder(BLACK_WIDOW_ID).create());
        assertThat(comics.getData()).isNotNull();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetCharactersComicsWithParameters() throws IOException {
        Result<Comic> comics = restClient.getCharactersComics(new ComicParametersBuilder(BLACK_WIDOW_ID)
                .withLimit(3)
                .addOrderBy(ComicOrderBy.FOC_DATE_ASC)
                .addOrderBy(ComicOrderBy.ISSUE_NUMBER_DESC).create());
        assertThat(comics.getData()).isNotNull();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetCharactersEvents() throws IOException {
        Result<Event> events = restClient.getCharactersEvents(new EventParametersBuilder(BLACK_WIDOW_ID).create());
        assertThat(events.getData()).isNotNull();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetCharactersStories() throws IOException {
        Result<Story> stories = restClient.getCharactersStories(new StoryParametersBuilder(BLACK_WIDOW_ID).create());
        assertThat(stories.getData()).isNotNull();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetCharactersSeries() throws IOException {
        Result<Series> series = restClient.getCharactersSeries(new SeriesParametersBuilder(BLACK_WIDOW_ID).create());
        assertThat(series.getData()).isNotNull();
    }
}

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Vienna, Austria, September 15, 2011. As France didn't use their opportunity to win the first set Serbia overtook control of Wednesday's second Quarter Final in the "Wiener Stadthalle". France achieved a come-back in the third set, but couldn't force a tie-break. Serbia won 3-1 (32-30, 25-20, 23-25, 26-24) and qualified for the ½ Final.
2011 CEV Volleyball European Championship – Men
At the begin of the game, Serbia's two day break was obvious as they needed some time to find their rhythm. France grabbed their chance to take the lead (16-12). Even if Serbia's attacks weren't as effective as France's, they could trust to their block. Three consecutive stuff-blocks of Serbia meant the equalizer in the set (17-17). In the end the set developed to neck-and-neck race. Both teams had chances to win the set. Ivan Miljkovic made the difference and ended the set for the benefit of Serbia (32-30).
In the first set, Serbia's block succeeded in focusing on France's leading scorer Earvin Ngapeth. As s
Typical Czech Flower Decoration
At Karlovy Vary Press center it was possible to see following picture:
For those not knowing well Czech realities - "Budvar" - title on plastiv cup - is a well known Czech beer.
Italy advances to ½ Final!
Italy beat Finland in 3-1 (25-18, 25-20, 29-31, 25-21). The "Suomi" seemed to suffer from their short relaxtion time and needed two sets to get rid of their tiredness from yesterday's Playoff Match. In the end, one claimed set was the maximum for Finland.
Finland's prayers went unanswered in the first set – Italy got over their their troubles in the begin of the matches and started without any problems. So Finland wanted to prove at any cost, that they had recovered from their yesterday's five-set thriller against Slovenia. Especially in the big points Italy had the better end and therefor they took the early lead (14-11). Later in the set Italy made no move to fall back and eventually extended their distance to Finland (20-13). At this time Finnish Coach Daniel Castellani began to change his lineup, but there was no outcome (18-25).
In the second set Finland's starting lineup included three new players – just the Oivanen-twins and mastermind Mikko Esko stayed on court. Also risk on s
Seminary of volleyball coaches
Besides the main framework of World Championship in KV Arena a special seminar for caches took place. On the program were the last modern scouting methods relating to the use of statistical methods. The second topic was targeted to some new progressive approaches to the special preparation of volleyball players. The lectures were given by Mr. Gianni Cirillo and by Mr. Martin Poeder the traditional external collaborator of Czech National Team. Both from Italy. The meeting was closed by a meeting with Mr. Milan Hadrava the second coach of the Czech team.
Mr. Michael Gottwald (KP brno women juniors coach)
Mr. Cirillo offered very detailed information about two software products from Dataproject Company. First product can be divided on three parts, data video essential, data video essential plus and data video professional. Data video is product that allows synchronization of video and statistics made in Datavolley program. The essential allows to make v
Exhibition in the KV Arena
It is no accident that Austria and the Czech Republic became the hosts of the 2011 CEV Volleyball European Championship – Men. Undoubtedly, we can understand the selection as recognition credited by the European Volleyball Federation to the remarkable 90th anniversary of the Czech Volleyball Federation and its extraordinary past. It significantly contributed to the foundation of FIVB and among others two world champion title dating to 1956 and 1966 and a number of European titles and medals. Above all, the development of the volleyball game and training methods benefited from the world-renowned "Czech volleyball schools" primarily in the 1950s – 1970s.
All these historical facts and occurrences were recalled a modest exhibition of the contemporary photographs which was transferred after a short presentation in the Brno Municipal Theater and at the anniversary celebration to the EuroVolley in Prague and in Karlovy Vary. Lets be grateful for it! The faces and names which should be recalled a
Safeguarding the European Championship
Finland qualifies for ¼ finals after thriller against Slovenia
Poland Send Czech Players Home
France eliminates Turkey in Vienna's first Playoff match
Bulgaria – first to qualify in the Czech play-off
Mr. André Meyer at the Moser glass manufactory
Russian powerhoused Czechs
NOW IN VIENNA: Finland, France and Italy
Italy loses 2-3 against France but claims Pool C
Serbia beats Austria, wins Pool A
European Championships 2013
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Un acuerdo horizontal es un acuerdo entre dos empresas que producen en el mismo nivel de comercio. Por ejemplo, un acuerdo entre dos o más empresas que producen el mismo producto (por ejemplo, coches). Desde el punto de vista de la competencia estos son los acuerdos que pueden causar más problemas, por ser las partes competidoras directas.

Consecuencias

Este tipo de acuerdos puede tener objetivos muy diversos, desde la segmentación de mercados a la fijación de precios. En el caso de que las empresas constituyan un acuerdo de cooperación para producir un producto conjuntamente reciben el nombre de joint-venture.

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Dane DeHaan Biography
Dane DeHann is an American actor and model who is widely considered to be one of the top upcoming actors in Hollywood. Check out this biography to know about his childhood, family life, achievements and fun facts about him.
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Birthday: February 6, 1986
Famous: Actors American Men
Sun Sign: Aquarius
Also Known As: Dane William DeHaan
Born in: Allentown, Pennsylvania
Famous as: Actor
Height: 5'8" (173 cm), 5'8" Males
Spouse/Ex-: Anna Wood (m. 2012)
father: Jeff DeHaan
mother: Cynthia Boscia
siblings: Meghann Carl (sister)
U.S. State: Pennsylvania
City: Allentown, Pennsylvania
education: Emmaus High School, University of North Carolina School of the Arts
Dane DeHann is an American actor and model who is widely considered to be one of the top upcoming actors in Hollywood. An established star with roles in movies like 'Chronicle' and 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2', the actor is equally infamous for his part in 'Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets'. Besides acting, he is also a model, having been featured on the cover of 'GQ Italia', 'GQ Style Germany' and has modeled for 'Prada'. A method actor, Dane is often seen becoming a part of the dark characters. However, he has stated that if he is allowed to pick anything in the world as a career he wants to be a professional golfer. Growing up, the actor was hugely influenced by the industry icons like James Dean, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Al Pacino. DeHaan has also headlined music videos by rock bands like Metallica and Imagine Dragons. Known for his humility, the actor has been associated with charitable events like the '2017 Travelers Championship' and 'Giving Tuesday'.
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Dane DeHaan started his career with the comedy short 'Woodrow Wilson' in 2005. In 2008, he worked on stage around the time when he was graduating from the 'University of North Carolina School of the Arts'. He was an understudy for actor Haley Joel Osment in the Broadway production of David Mamet's 'American Buffalo'. Although the production closed after just eight performances Dane gained valuable experience. The same year he debuted on TV in the episode 'Lunacy' of 'Law & Order Special Victims Unit' and also appeared in the short 'Stormy Weather'.
2010 turned out to be a great year for the young actor. He started the year appearing in the TV movies 'At Risk' and 'The Front' which aired in April. He also won an 'Obie Award' for his stellar performance in the Off-Broadway play 'The Aliens'. He followed that up with his movie debut in the American-Filipino drama film 'Amigo'. All of these helped Dane land his breakthrough role of Jesse D'Amato in the third season of the HBO drama series 'In Treatment'. His turn as an angry, aggressive, vulnerable, and adopted teenager was applauded by all critics and established him as an actor. In 2011, the actor portrayed Timbo on the TV series 'True Blood'.
In 2012, the actor landed the role of Andrew Detmer in the found-footage-thriller 'Chronicle'. The movie made US$ 126.6 million against a budget of US$ 12 million making it the surprise blockbuster of the year. The movie established Dane DeHaan as a bankable star and earned him the 'Breakthrough Performance of the Year' at the 2012 'Golden Schmoes Awards'. The same year he also has starred in movies like 'Lawless', 'The Place Beyond the Pines', and the Oscar winner 'Lincoln'. In 2013, Dane won the 'Breakthrough Actor' award at 'Gotham Awards' for his outstanding performance as Lucien Carr in the biographical drama 'Kill Your Darlings'. He was also seen in the thriller concert movie 'Metallica: Through the Never' and 'Devil's Knot'.
By this time Dane DeHaan had established himself as someone capable of portraying darker characters with considerable panache. Perhaps this is why he was cast in the role of Green Goblin or Harry Osborn in 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' (2014). The movie made US$709 million and became one of the highest grossing movies of his career. In 2015, he was seen in the movie 'Life' where he portrayed one of his acting idols, James Dean. In 2016, the actor was seen in the independent movie 'Two Loves and a Bear' and voice acted in 'Ballerina'.
2017, however, turned out to be a disappointing year for the actor. The movie 'A Cure for Wellness' bombed at the box. In the same year, he suffered the biggest commercial flop of his career with 'Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets'. It was not only critically panned but lead actors Dane DeHaan and Cara Delevingne received severely negative reviews as well. His next venture 'Tulip Fever' was unsuccessful as well. He intends to make a comeback with the iconic role of Billy the Kid in the upcoming 'The Kid' (2018).
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Dane William DeHaan was born to Jeff DeHaan and Cynthia Boscia on February 6, 1986, in Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA. He went to Emmaus High School in Pennsylvania and graduated from the 'University of North Carolina School of the Arts'. Dane DeHaan has a sister named Meghann Carl and is married to actress Anna Wood since June 30, 2012. The couple welcomed their first daughter Bowie Rose DeHaan on April 2, 2017. The actor loves playing golf and often participates in charity events.
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This is a hands on talk showing you how to compile your own OpenJDK distributions, how to contribute to OpenJDK and use the diagnostic tools available in OpenJDK to help you with performance tuning your Java application.
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Q: Is there a way to control the order the arguments are evaluated in Python argparse Let's take the example below. The parser contains two arguments --inputfile and verbosity. The Set_verbosity_level() function is used to controls the value of a module-level/global variable (in my real life a package-level variable) to 0-4. The CheckFile() function performs tests inside input file (in the real life depending on type).
I would like to print messages in CheckFile() depending on verbosity. The problem is that argparse calls CheckFile() before Set_verbosity_level() so the verbosity level is always 0/default in CheckFile...
So my question is whether there is any solution to force argparse to evaluate some arguments before others...
    import argparse

    VERBOSITY = 0

    def Set_verbosity_level():
        """Set the verbosity level.
        """

        def type_func(value):
            a_value = int(value)
            globals()['VERBOSITY'] = value
            print("Verbosity inside Set_verbosity_level(): " + str(globals()['VERBOSITY']))
            return value

        return type_func

    class CheckFile(argparse.FileType):
        """
        Check whatever in the file
        """

        def __init__(self, mode='r', **kwargs):
            super(CheckFile, self).__init__(mode, **kwargs)

        def __call__(self, string):
            # Do whatever processing/checking/transformation
            # e.g print some message according to verbosity
            print("Verbosity inside  CheckFile(): " + str(globals()['VERBOSITY']))
            return super(CheckFile, self).__call__(string)

    def make_parser():
        """The main argument parser."""
        parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(add_help=True)

        parser.add_argument("-V",
                            "--verbosity",
                            default=0,
                            type=Set_verbosity_level(),
                            help="Increase output verbosity.",
                            required=False)

        parser.add_argument('-i', '--inputfile',
                            help="Input file",
                            type=CheckFile(mode='r'),
                            required=True)

        return parser

    if __name__ == '__main__':
        myparser = make_parser()
        args = myparser.parse_args()
        print("Verbosity in Main: " + str(VERBOSITY))

Calling this script gives:
$python test.py -i test.bed -V 2
Verbosity inside  CheckFile(): 0
Verbosity inside Set_verbosity_level(): 2
Verbosity in Main: 2

A: argparse processes the command-line arguments in the order that they are listed, so if you simply swap the order of the given options, it would output in the verbosity you want:
python test.py -V 2 -i test.bed

This outputs:
Verbosity inside Set_verbosity_level(): 2
Verbosity inside  CheckFile(): 2

There's no way otherwise to tell argparse to process the command-line arguments in a different order than how they're listed.

A: I don't know that you can force an argparse variable to be read first, but you can use pythons built in command line parser in your main function:
import sys

# Your classes here #

if __name__ == '__main__':
    verbosity = 0
    for i, sysarg in enumerate(sys.argv):
        if str(sysarg).strip().lower().replace('-','') in ['v', 'verbose']:
            try:
                verbosity = sys.argv[i + 1]
            except IndexError:
                print("No verbosity level specified")
    # more code

Its not very elegant and it's not argparse, but it's one way to ensure you get the verbosity first.
You could also update your CheckFile class to include a verbosity checking function:
class CheckFile(argparse.FileType):
    """
    Check whatever in the file
    """

    def __init__(self, mode='r', **kwargs):
        super(CheckFile, self).__init__(mode, **kwargs)

    def _check_verbosity(self):
        verbosity = 0
        for i, sysarg in enumerate(sys.argv):
            if str(sysarg).strip().lower().replace('-','') in ['v', 'verbose']:
                try:
                verbosity = sys.argv[i + 1]
            except IndexError:
                print("No verbosity level specified")

        return verbosity

    def __call__(self, string):
        # Do whatever processing/checking/transformation
        # e.g print some message according to verbosity
        print("Verbosity inside  CheckFile(): {}".format(self._check_verbosity()))
        return super(CheckFile, self).__call__(string)

Again, I know it's not really an answer to your argparse question, but it is a solution for your problem

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The Special of The Day...From the Orange Moon Cafe: "Not Yet"
No less than John the Baptist - of whom the Lord Jesus Christ declared that "there hath not arisen a greater" - suffered a crisis of confidence when the Savior did not fulfill John's expected role as conquering deliverer of Israel from the yoke of her oppressors (Matthew 11:11).
"Now when John had heard in the prison the works of Christ, he sent two of his disciples, and said unto Him, Art thou he that should come, or do we look for another?" (Matthew 11:2-3).
Note the venue from which John wrote. He never expected that a prison term would result from the coming of the Messiah, a prison wherein the Baptist eventually died in martyrdom. Thus, he was tempted to question the identity of the One whom he once pronounced "the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world" (John 1:29). God's purposes paved a different and difficult path for the Lord Jesus and for John, a path that led to their death rather than the open manifestation of triumph.
Such a day of victory will come, of course. As with many of the Jews who awaited their Messiah, John did not see the necessary redeeming work of the Lord Jesus first revealed in humility rather than power. "The Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to minister and to give His life a ransom for many" (Matthew 20:28). John failed to realize the significance of his own announcement and pronouncement regarding the Lord Jesus as "the Lamb of God". He rather expected "the Lion of the tribe of Judah" to come and to conquer the earthly enemies of God and His people (Revelation 5:5). Surely Christ will come in the fulfillment of that office. But not in John's day, and not yet in our own.
Presently, the Lord Jesus will often work in our lives as the Lamb rather than the Lion. Hardships, injustices, and bewildering "prisons" will abide in our lives, regardless of how diligently we pray and affirm Christ for who He is. Recall the Apostle Paul's thorn in the flesh, which God could have removed by a mere syllable of utterance from the mouth of the Lion of the tribe of Judah. The thorn remained as the Lamb of God beckoned Paul to walk in His path of suffering for the glory of God and ministry to others. "My grace is sufficient for thee, for My strength is made perfect in weakness" declared the Lamb. 2,000 years later, the light of God still flows from the Apostle's lingering wound (II Corinthians 12:9). Paul prayed for the greatness of the Lion. He received the grace of the Lamb.
Sometimes the Lion, often the Lamb. We ignore much of the New Testament's clear teaching if we fail to realize that the coming day of Christ's openly revealed triumph is not this day. This day rather calls us to know our Lord in both the splendor of His greatness, and the sufficiency of His grace. We rejoice when He rescues us from prisons. And we must rejoice when He rescues us in our prisons. "Art Thou He that should come?" Long ago, faithful John asked the question from a place wherein he never expected to find himself. We may be tempted similarly, but let us realize that we have an advantage our brother of old did not possess. We have a New Testament that fully reveals the Lamb and the Lion. We know that a path of both blessedness and buffeting awaits us as we walk with the Lord Jesus. A day comes when the buffeting will dissolve and "God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain" (Revelation 21:4). This is not that day. Let us not expect it to be, and let us rather anticipate that "He that should come" is He that has come to deliver us with both grace and greatness.
"It is written, For Thy sake we are killed all the day long; we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter. Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him that loved us."
"Remember them that are in bonds, as bound with them; and them which suffer adversity, as being yourselves also in the body."


Kuchař, P, 2014, 'Consensus'. Encyclopedia of Law and Economics.
How does the process of consensus formation affect the accuracy and reliability of our knowledge? Cognitive and epistemic division of labor creates a problem of trust in the use and application of knowledge. Consequently, the reliability of scientific consensus depends on whether the incentives, which the self-interested members of scientific communities face, are aligned in the right way.


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William Rémy (Courbevoie, Francia, 4 de abril de 1991) es un futbolista francés que juega de defensa en el Excelsior Virton de la Segunda División de Bélgica.

Carrera

Rémy ha estado jugando en clubes de Pas-de-Calais desde 2002. Debutó en la Ligue 2 el 13 de octubre de 2008 frente al Guingamp, entrando como sustituto a ocho minutos de concluir el encuentro. Con el RC Lens apareció igualmente en la derrota contra el Arras Football, militante del Championnat National 3, durante la Copa de Francia, entrando a nueve minutos del final y jugando la prórroga antes de que el Lens cayese en penaltis por 4 a 2.

Después de cuatro años jugando en las filas del Lens y estar en la agenda de grandes clubes como el Newcastle United, Rémy ficha por tres años por el Dijon FCO. En 2015 es traspasado al Montpellier HSC de la Ligue 1,  disputando un total de 43 partidos. En 2018 es fichado por el Legia de Varsovia polaco. El 18 de diciembre de 2020 se haría oficial su salida del club junto a su compatriota Vamara Sanogo tras haber rescindido su contrato con la entidad varsoviana. Un año más tarde, firmó con el Excelsior Virton de la Segunda División de Bélgica.

Selección nacional

Rémy ha sido internacional con las categorías inferiores de Francia. Formó parte del equipo sub-17 de Francia que quedó subcampeón en el Campeonato Europeo Sub-17 de la UEFA 2008. En un partido de la fase de grupos contra España, anotó de volea tras el lanzamiento de córner. El gol le dio a Francia una ventaja de 3-2, aunque España anotaría más tarde y el partido terminaría en empate.

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Títulos nacionales

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 William Rémy en TheFinalBall

 William Rémy en 90minut.pl
 Estadísticas de William Rémy en LFP.fr
 William Rémy en FFF

Futbolistas de Francia
Futbolistas del Racing Club de Lens
Futbolistas del Stade Malherbe Caen Calvados Basse-Normandie
Futbolistas del Dijon Football Côte d'Or
Futbolistas de la Union Sportive Créteil-Lusitanos
Futbolistas del Montpellier Hérault Sport Club
Futbolistas del Legia de Varsovia
Futbolistas del Royal Excelsior Virton
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-18 de Francia
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-19 de Francia


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Calliphysalis carpenteri  (Syn. Physalis carpenteri ) ist eine Pflanzenart aus der Familie der Nachtschattengewächse (Solanaceae). Sie ist die einzige Art der Gattung Calliphysalis. Vor der Beschreibung dieser Gattung im Jahr 2012 wurde die Art zur Gattung der Blasenkirschen (Physalis) gerechnet.

Beschreibung

Vegetative Merkmale
Calliphysalis carpenteri ist eine 0,75 bis 1,5 Meter hohe, aufrecht wachsende, ausdauernde, krautige Pflanze. Sie besitzt eine senkrecht im Boden stehende Pfahlwurzel als Überdauerungsorgan. Sie wächst meist mit einem einzigen Trieb, der im unteren Teil im Alter verholzt und oberhalb stark verzweigt, so dass sich die Pflanze unter idealen Bedingungen auf einen Durchmesser von 90 Zentimetern ausbreitet. Junge Pflanzen können mit einer Größe von nur 15 Zentimetern bereits blühen.

Die Behaarung von Sprossachse, Laubblättern und Blütenkelchen ist flaumhaarig und besteht aus kurzen (meist 0,5 bis 1 Millimeter langen), abstehenden, klebrigen und unverzweigten Trichomen mit einzelliger drüsiger Spitze sowie aus vereinzelten, kleineren (weniger als 0,5 Millimeter langen), anliegenden Trichomen mit vielzelligen Spitzen.

Die Laubblätter stehen wechselständig paarig an den Stängeln. Die Blattstiele sind 1,5 bis 5,5 (selten bis 9,5) Zentimeter lang. Die Blattspreiten sind nicht geteilt und eiförmig bis eiförmig-lanzettlich oder elliptisch geformt. Ihre Länge reicht meist von 7 bis 10 (selten bis 14) Zentimeter, die Breite von 3 bis 6 (selten bis 9,5) Zentimeter. Der Blattrand ist besonders bei jungen Pflanzen meist ganzrandig, kann aber auch geschwungen oder unregelmäßig gezahnt sein. Sind die Blätter gezahnt haben sie meist ein bis drei, manchmal aber auch bis fünf Zähne pro Seite. Die Basis kann unterschiedlich geformt sein und kann an der gleichen Pflanze herzförmig, gerundet oder auch abgeschnitten sein. Zumindest an einigen Blättern ist die Basis stark unsymmetrisch, so dass auf einer Seite das Blatt um 5 bis 10 mm weiter den Blattstiel herabläuft.

Blütenstände und Blüten
Die Blüten stehen in Büscheln aus zwei bis sechs. In vielen Blütenständen verkümmert mindestens eine Blütenknospe, solange sie noch kleiner als 2 Millimeter ist, jedoch sind einblütige Blütenstände eher selten, beispielsweise kann der erste Blütenstand einer Pflanze aus nur einer Blüte bestehen, bald darauf entwickeln sich jedoch die typischen Blütenbüschel. Die Blütenstiele sind 5 bis 10 Millimeter lang, die daran stehenden Blüten sind nickend. Sie sind vollständig ausgebildet, fünfzählig und radiärsymmetrisch. Der Kelch ist glockenförmig, 4 bis 7 Millimeter lang und schwach mit ungleichförmigen Kelchzipfeln besetzt. Die Krone ist breit glockenförmig, misst 1 bis 2,5 Zentimeter im Durchmesser. Sie ist gelb gefärbt, an der Basis befinden sich innen fünf olivgrüne bis senfgelbe Punkte, welche auch nach außen durchscheinen.

Die Staubfäden setzen an der Basis der Krone an. Sie verlängern sich unregelmäßig, bis alle Staubbeutel geöffnet sind, so dass sie ungleich lang erscheinen können. Zunächst wächst nur ein Paar der Staubfäden, bis die Staubbeutel Pollen abgeben, anschließend zwei weitere. Zuletzt wächst der letzte Staubfaden, der sich zwischen den ersten beiden befindet. Die Staubbeutel sind langgestreckt und öffnen sich über längs gerichtete Schlitze. Die Form der Pollenkörner wird als subprolat und tricolpat angegeben, auf der Pollenoberfläche befinden sich spitze Stacheln.

Der Fruchtknoten besteht aus zwei Fächern, in denen sich viele Samenanlagen befinden. Der Griffel ist 8 bis 10 Millimeter lang und besitzt eine kopfige Narbe.

Früchte und Samen
An der Frucht vergrößert sich der Kelch auf nur etwa 1 Zentimeter Durchmesser und ist nahezu kugelförmig, an der Basis ist er nicht eingedrückt. Er wird zunächst gelb und später braun. Da der Kelch weniger papierartig ist als bei Vertretern der Blasenkirschen (Physalis), fällt er um die reife Frucht herum zusammen. Die Frucht ist eine kugelförmige, senf-gelbe Beere. Sie enthält dunkelbraune, scheiben- bis nierenförmige Samen und unregelmäßig kugelförmige, blass strohfarbene Steinkörper (Idioblasten).

Vorkommen und Standorte
Das Verbreitungsgebiet von Calliphysalis carpenteri liegt im Südosten der Vereinigten Staaten. Die Art ist in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana und Mississippi nachgewiesen, am häufigsten kommt sie in Florida vor. In der Abhandlung der Gattung Physalis für die Flora der südöstlichen Vereinigten Staaten von Per Axel Rydberg aus dem Jahr 1933 wird auch Arkansas als Verbreitungsgebiet genannt, jedoch ohne einen Herbarbeleg dazu zu nennen.

Die Pflanzen wachsen meist auf feuchten bis trockenen, gestörten Böden in loser Erde, wie es oftmals nahe der Wohnhöhlen der Georgia-Gopherschildkröte (Gopherus polyphemus) zu finden ist. Es wird vermutet, dass die Art als Futter der Schildkröte dient und diese damit zur Ausbreitung der Samen beiträgt. Ein Nachweis dieser Beziehung ist jedoch noch nicht erfolgt.

Systematik
Calliphysalis carpenteri wurde lange Zeit als einzige Art in der Sektion Carpenterianae der Untergattung Rydbergis der Gattung der Blasenkirschen (Physalis) geführt, obwohl sie bereits früh als untypische Art der Gattung angesehen wurde. Erst Margaret Menzel erkannte 1951, dass die Art wahrscheinlich nahe anderer untypischer Arten aus dem damals anerkannten Umfang der Gattung handeln konnte, die gegebenenfalls nicht zu den Physalis zu zählen sind.

Molekularbiologische Untersuchungen haben bestätigt, dass diese "untypischen Physalis" nicht nahe verwandt mit den restlichen Vertretern der Gattung sind. Neben Calliphysalis carpenteri wurden inzwischen auch andere Arten unter anderem auf Grundlage dieser Untersuchungen aus der Gattung Physalis entfernt und werden jetzt in den Gattungen Tzeltalia, Leucophysalis, Quincula und Chamaesaracha geführt. Calliphysalis ist aber auf jeden Fall ein Mitglied der Untertribus Physalineae, jedoch dort nicht unbedingt in näherer Verwandtschaft zur Gattung Physalis.

Morphologisch unterscheidet sich Calliphysalis von den Blasenkirschen (Physalis) vor allem durch folgende Merkmale: Ausbildung einer senkrechten Pfahlwurzel anstatt eines waagerechten Rhizoms, büschelförmige Blütenstände statt meist einzeln stehender Blüten, Vorkommen von Idioblasten in den Früchten und einem runden statt gewinkelten Kelch um die Frucht, der insgesamt auch kleiner ist als bei Physalis-Arten.

Botanische Geschichte
Die Erstbeschreibung von Physalis carpenteri (dem ursprünglichen Namen der Art) wurde von John Leonard Riddell zunächst 1851 in seinem Manuskript zu einer Flora of Louisiana an das Smithsonian übermittelt, welches diese Flora nach Hoffnung Riddells veröffentlichen sollte. Im darauf folgenden Jahr wurde eine von Riddells verfasste Checklist der Pflanzen Louisianas im "New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal" veröffentlicht. Diese enthält die Namen verschiedener Pflanzenarten, die in Riddells Flora veröffentlicht werden sollten, unter anderem auch Physalis carpenteri. Wahrscheinlich weil das Smithsonian nicht auf die Einreichung seines Manuskripts reagierte, veröffentlichte Riddell im gleichen Journal 1853 alle Erstbeschreibungen, die eigentlich für die (auch später nie veröffentlichte) Flora vorgesehen waren. Aufgrund des für diese Thematik ungewöhnlichen Journals blieb diese Veröffentlichung lange Zeit von Botanikern unbeachtet.

Das von Riddell gewählte Epitheton carpenteri ehrt seinen Kollegen William Marbury Carpenter, welcher 1848 im Alter von nur 37 Jahren starb. Carpenter soll bei seinem Tod mehrere unvollendete Arbeiten hinterlassen haben, diese sind jedoch nicht mehr aufzufinden. Ein Herbarbeleg einer von Carpenter gesammelten Pflanze, die der Art Calliphysalis carpenteri zuzuordnen ist und welches sich aktuell im Herbarium des New York Botanical Garten befindet, ist von Carpenter als Physalis fasciculata gekennzeichnet. Es wird vermutet, dass es sich dabei um einen Arbeitstitel Carpenters handelte und Riddell diesen später zur Ehrung Carpenters änderte.

Der Verbleib des Typusbeleges der Art ist ungeklärt, unter anderem weil die Herbarbelege aus der Sammlung von Carpenter und Riddell oftmals weiterverkauft wurden. Bei der Beschreibung der Gattung Calliphysalis und der Veröffentlichung des neuen Namens der Art Calliphysalis caprenteri im Jahr 2012 durch Mary Kathryn Whitson wurde daher dieser als Physalis fasciculata bestimmte Herbarbeleg als Lektotypus bestimmt. Dies war möglich, da alle Typuszuweisungen der Vergangenheit ungültig waren. Der Bestandteil Calli des von Whitson gewählten Namen der neuen Gattung leitet sich vom griechischen Wortstamm für "schön" ab, so dass der Name so viel wie "schöne Physalis" bedeutet.

Nachweise

Hauptquelle
 Maggie Whitson: Calliphysalis (Solanaceae): A New Genus from the Southeastern USA. In: Rhodora, Band 114, Nummer 958, April 2012. S. 133–147.

Einzelnachweise

Nachtschattengewächse
Solanaceae


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This historic Grade 1 listed 18th century building relies on the support of visitors to remain open as a place of prayer and worship in Bristol city centre. As the 'cradle of Methodism', it must be kept in a good state of repair in order to operate as a place where people can continue to come and learn about the life and ministry of John and Charles Wesley and the establishment of the Methodist movement. You can make a donation to the New Room via PayPal using the button below or click here to learn about other ways you can support us. Thank you.
What our visitors say about their experience
"Worth popping in, even for the sceptic or non believer. Wonderfully calm and peaceful place bang in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city."
Will B
"A peaceful haven in the middle of Broadmead. The history of this place is fascinating. The cafe served the best coffee and snacks and the staff were excellent. It was good to get out of the hassle of shopping into this oasis of calm."
Whittaker1413
"The importance of this venue as the oldest Methodist chapel in the world should not be overlooked. The revamping of the rear of the premises adds an excellent cafe."
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Les Petits was established in 2013 by Les Enfants Terribles Producer James Seager and Artistic Director Oliver Lansley.
The company's first production was CAPTAIN FLINN AND THE PIRATE DINOSAURS, which debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2013. The show received rave reviews, as well as being awarded the Primary Times Children's Choice Award. Following the show's success touring internationally, Flinn is back with a brand new adventure; THE MAGIC CUTLASS!
ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND created a totally unique, and incredibly immersive multi-sensory experience for ages 5-10. This show created especially for children, ran in conjunction with Les Enfants Terribles' highly successful, Oliver nominated ALICE'S ADVENTURES UNDERGROUND.
Our most recent collaboration sees us adapting the work of number one best-selling children's author David Walliams. THE FIRST HIPPO debuts at The Royal Hippodrome Theatre in December, before embarking on a UK tour in 2017.