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Thirsty Liverpool must take the Community Shield and UEFA Super Cup seriously
Opinion amongst Reds fans is divided but Dan Morgan argues any opportunity for honours should be taken seriously
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Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard hold the trophy following the FA Community Shield win in 2006. (Image: Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)
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On Merseyside, there are many amusing tales regarding David Moyes' ill-fated stint as manager of Manchester United following the end of Sir Alex Ferguson's dynasty at the club in 2013.
One of the more lighter quips being that Moyes considered himself a bonafide cup winner following a routine 2-0 victory over Wigan Athletic in the Community Shield on August 11 that year.
As stated, Moyes' time at United is the source of much humour to Liverpudlians far and wide, yet in this instance what was deemed more hilarious was the concept of the season's curtain raiser being taken so seriously.
Following Liverpool's hugely successful 2018/19 season, which resulted in a sixth Champions League triumph and record 97 point tally in the Premier League, Jürgen Klopp's men will have the chance to win their first Community Shield since 2006 when they face Manchester City at Wembley on August 4.
In addition, the champions of Europe will also take on Chelsea in the UEFA Super Cup on August 14 in Istanbul - the scene of Liverpool's iconic 2005 Champions League victory over AC Milan.
Opinion amongst fans is divided in terms of how much gravitas should be given to both fixtures, with concerns being raised about extra minutes and mileage in the legs of the players at such an early stage of the season.
Assessing Liverpool's recent history in the Community Shield - and what it led to
Yet there are valid reasons as to why Liverpool should be treating both competitions with the respect and priority they deserve.
Prior to victory over Tottenham Hotspur in Madrid last June, a 2012 League Cup was all the club had to show in terms of accumulative trophy success since 2006.
That is rightly seen as something which is simply not good enough for a club the size of Liverpool.
Any opportunity to redecorate the honours wall in both Melwood and Anfield should be taken by the current crop of players, especially one worthy of comparison to the very best sides in the club's distinguished history.
Liverpool vs Man City Community Shield depth chart: Who will fill the Sadio Mané void?
Recognition will also be a factor for the squad going into these games. Liverpool will feel that they have earned the right to compete for these honours following their mammoth efforts last season. The same will apply to the World Club Championship in December.
The games will also have their own sense of importance and relevance.
The Community Shield will be an exhibition between the two best club sides in world football currently. This will draw huge attention to the fixture from across the globe as it gathers "Galactico" status with each passing season.
It will also give Klopp the opportunity to register a first competitive victory over Pep Guardiola since April 2018, after the Reds failed to win in either league game last season, something which ultimately proved pivotal in the title race.
This could provide an early psychological boost in what is anticipated to be another two-horse race for honours between both clubs in the coming campaign.
The Super Cup has a slightly different context, with newly appointed Frank Lampard handed the task of managing a club in the midst of a transfer ban and in huge need of identity and transition.
Training, table tennis and wheelies: The best photos from Liverpool's Evian training camp
The onus will therefore be on Liverpool to prevail in Turkey and with the world watching on, they won't want to be on the end of a perceived scalp should the Londoners emerge victorious.
The 2019-20 campaign will see Liverpool to compete on seven fronts across the course of the campaign, with the chance to add silverware coming as early as August.
This is a team which now has the taste for winning and will see every competition as an opportunity to verify their status as the best team in Europe and beyond.
It's an opportunity which won't be taken lightly.
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Alex Oxlade ChamberlainLiverpool could about to be plunged into centre-back chaos against Aston VillaWith much remaining unknown about what team will be played this evening, our writers delve into what will be worth looking out for at Villa Park in the FA Cup tie.
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Divock OrigiDavid Lynch preview: The Liverpool manager was asked about Origi's Premier League omission at the weekend, and his answer painted a stark reality heading into FC Midtjylland tie.
Jürgen Klopp is weathering tough Liverpool test, but developing midfielder is providing positive
Champions LeagueDavid Lynch: The Liverpool manager has been through a testing few weeks, but the form of Curtis Jones ahead of the visit of Ajax will be providing a huge sense of positivity.
Liverpool approach pivotal Champions League junction which will define season's trophy success
Champions LeagueDavid Lynch Preview: The Reds will be hoping for a result which can help seal their group status, and Jurgen Klopp has plenty to ponder as a result
Joe Gomez's Liverpool importance becomes clear, but VAR decisions undermine Premier League hunt
Joe GomezThe Podium: Liverpool gained a massive three points against Sheffield United, and we rank the main talking points from the match and the growing influence of the centre-back.
Sadio ManéLiverpool should remove Mohamed Salah or Sadio Mané from front-three for everyone's benefitPutting the front three on trial: In the first of our writer's opinions on the malaise of Liverpool's attacking trio, Dan Morgan makes a case for removing one from the start.
Liverpool's have learnt vital Premier League lesson, and Jürgen Klopp has new advantage
Diogo JotaDavid Lynch: Liverpool's season is now being questioned in terms of European qualification, but they've proved that experience will be vital for the run-in.
Liverpool's goal concern delivers new Premier League reality to front-three and Jürgen Klopp
Premier LeagueJosh Williams on Monday: Liverpool's attacking problems will decide the level of success delivered at Anfield this season, and a new reality might have emerged.
The harsh reality which must be faced around Liverpool, football and January's transfer window
Premier LeagueAs we come toward the back end of the January transfer window, the state of inactivity across football lends itself to a discussion as to whether this is an issue beyond Liverpool's own unwillingness to deal.
Liverpool's centre back excuse has become a red herring, and Jürgen Klopp must find a solution
FabinhoWake-up with Liverpool.com: No, the lack of creativity from the fullbacks is not because they're sitting deeper
Diogo JotaLiverpool's have learnt vital Premier League lesson, and Jürgen Klopp has new advantageDavid Lynch: Liverpool's season is now being questioned in terms of European qualification, but they've proved that experience will be vital for the run-in.
Liverpool are missing Phillipe Coutinho's greatest attribute for the very first time
Premier LeagueWake Up with Liverpool.com: The Reds struggle for goals is well documented, and for the first time they could be missing a quality they haven't missed.
Thiago Alcântara can be Liverpool's conductor, creator and destroyer all in one
FabinhoThiago Alcântara's Anfield debut was well worth the wait – and it only scratched the surface of his full capability.
Liverpool's title defence is on the brink, but Jürgen Klopp should be fine with specific issue
Jurgen KloppJürgen Klopp will take some solace in Liverpool's main attacking issue
Liverpool still have ample cause for optimism, and can't be swallowed up by gloom
Premier LeagueOur writers discuss the reasons to remain hopeful about what lies ahead for Liverpool, despite the disappointment of the past few weeks.
Josh Williams: Are Liverpool REALLY in a battle for just the top four?
The centre-back fallacy: No, Liverpool's fullbacks are not being compromised by defensive injuries
Nobody should be angry about Gini Wijnaldum leaving Liverpool
Georginio WijnaldumWijnaldum's future at Liverpool still looks in doubt, but one key factor must be considered by everyone connected with the club
Sokratis links highlight obvious transfer issue at Liverpool
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The Podium: Fabinho shines but Jürgen Klopp knows change is needed
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Office for Safeguarding staff (from left) Corrina Serrano, Asante Viswasam and Paul Davis (Director). Photo: Adrian Middeldorp.
The Diocese of Parramatta gives the highest priority to ensuring that ministry in the Diocese is safe for all of those who lead or engage in it. I wish to acknowledge the vision and commitment of our Diocesan Administrator, the Very Rev Fr Peter G Williams who ensures that resources and services are available through the Office for Safeguarding and Professional Standards to achieve this goal.
During the course of 2015, the Office for Safeguarding and Professional Standards has delivered presentations to many groups including leaders of Diocesan agencies and clergy, parish groups, youth teams, Chancery staff, Catholic Education Office school principals and members of their leadership teams. On each occasion we learn more about the unique contexts within which these ministries operate, and as a result we hope that our office is able to effectively target our services so that we meet your safeguarding needs.
Our Training and Compliance Officer, Ms Asante Viswasam is currently preparing our training calendar for 2016. Our approach to training next year will be significantly different as we will soon be in a position to offer a broad range of safeguarding training opportunities on a diverse range of subjects for those leading ministry in the Diocese.
We recognise that closer engagement with parishes and local clusters would facilitate a better understanding of the issues arising and services required in order to proactively address the safety of children and other vulnerable groups. For this reason, we will look forward to establishing the role of Safeguarding Officer in local parishes or clusters of parishes; this will ensure that there are many local points of contact throughout the Diocese in 2016. More information about this initiative will be circulated in early 2016.
In previous years the Diocese has published numerous editions of the Youth Safety Manual. This is an important resource that provides practical guidance related to the effective management of risk when planning activities and events for children and young people.
Next year we will produce a new edition of this manual, however its focus will be significantly broader so that it includes resources and guidance on safeguarding generally to ensure that it is safe for all involved.
Earlier in 2015, we launched an extensive media campaign that was designed to encourage people who had been affected by child sexual abuse at the hands of Church workers in the Diocese of Parramatta to make contact with our office. As a result of this initiative more than 60 courageous people made contact with our response line, many of whom continue to receive support services as a result. We are grateful to those people who made contact with us and we welcome others who have experienced harm in the past to contact our office so that we may offer support and assistance if it is appropriate to do so.
On 7 December, Ms Claire Pirola will commence in the role of Manager of the Office for Safeguarding and Professional Standards. Claire has qualifications in Law and Social Work and brings great expertise and many years' experience to this role. Claire's duties will include the general oversight of the operations of the Office as well as engagement with key external stakeholders including NSW Police, the NSW Ombudsman and the Office of the Children's Guardian. I know that Claire is keen to get to know more about the Diocese of Parramatta and to commence her work in our Office.
At times the work of the Office for Safeguarding and Professional Standards can be quite challenging but it is always rewarding, especially when we have had the opportunity to work with those leading ministry in the Diocese. We are particularly grateful for the wonderful support that we receive from our parish priests and clergy of the Diocese; their commitment to making ministry safe provides great hope for the future of our Church.


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Парк природе Копачки рит је поплавно подручје у Барањи на сјевероистоку Хрватске, на лијевој обали сутока ријеке Драве у Дунав. Површина Парка је величине 17.700 -{ha}-, од чега Специјални зоолошки резерват обухвата 8.000 -{ha}-. Админстративно припада оштини Биље у Осјечко-барањској жупанији. Копачки рит је једна од највећих мочварних низина у Европи, те током године, зависно од интензитета плављења, претежно из Дунава, те много мање из Драве, значајно мијења свој изглед. Уз повремено плављене површине — тзв. баре, те канале и фокове између њих, постоји и неколико језера која никад не пресушују. Највеће је Копачко језеро, а најдубље Сакадашко језеро.

Због своје очуваности као ријетког ритског екосистема, велике биолошке разноврсности и изузетне научне и еколошке вриједности, Копачки рит је 1967. године заштићен статусом Управљаног природног резервата на површини од 17.730 хектара. Уже подручје Резервата од 7.220 хектара 1976. године је добило статус Специјалног зоолошког резервата, а шире подручје од 10.510 хектара статус парка природе. Међународни значај Копачког рита потврђен је 1993. године уврштавањем на листу међународно значајних мочвара, сукладно Рамсарској конвенцији. Копачки рит уврштен је и у листу орнитолошки значајних подручја — ИБА (), а номинован је и за уврштење у УНЕСКО списак Свјетске природне баштине.

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Few people thought much of Atlas when Facebook acquired the advertising technology company from Microsoft last year. Microsoft had bought Atlas in 2007 as part of its ill-fated $6 billion acquisition of aQuantive, and sold it to the social network for pennies on the dollar.
Can Both Consumers and VCs Win in the Long Run?
The tech industry is awash in software and services designed to improve how we learn everything from Ruby on Rails to the piano. But one upstart that's trying to rethink education is pretty old school.
In television, there are the "Nielsen families," who track their TV viewing and report back on what shows are popular and what shows aren't. On the Web, there's comScore and its army of panelists, who agree to let the research firm track their browsing habits and create a picture of what's hot and what's not.
Among the new initiatives mentioned in BuzzFeed's latest funding news was that the fast-growing online publisher will build out its in-house creative agency for advertisers.
As the smartphone battle between Google and Apple moves into the corporate world, Google's Android unit has been talking to Hewlett-Packard and others about enabling the Google Now "virtual assistant" to be used as a new type of search tool for corporate data, according to three people who have been involved or briefed on the talks.
The spring selloff of tech stocks has subsided, but the ad tech sector is still struggling. Across the board, ad tech companies that filed to go public in the last year are well below their 52-week highs, with some seeing their valuations cut in half.
More than a century after Nikola Tesla showed the world that he could light up a phosphorescent lamp without using any wires, even the most cutting-edge consumer electronics products remain tethered to their power cords.
If you believe that we're a few innings into some dramatic new technological developments (which I do) and that big tech companies are going to be eager to defend their turf (which I do), you'd be wise to predict more tech M&A, big and small.
The race is on for one of the most important non-product jobs in tech: chief of sales and business development at Google.
The Oculus Rift virtual reality headset's first target market might have been video games—an obvious area of interest for new parent company Facebook. But it may soon go Hollywood too.


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Der Verband deutschschweizerischer Uhrenfabrikanten (VdU) ist ein Arbeitgeberverband mit Sitz in Solothurn.

Der 1924 gegründete Verband zählt der Verband etwa 30 Mitglieder aus der deutschsprachigen Schweiz, welche grösstenteils aber nicht ausschliesslich der Uhrenbranche angehören.

Der VdU ist der Convention Patronale de l'Industrie Horlogère Suisse (CP), der Fédération Horlogère Suisse (FH) sowie dem Schweizerischen Arbeitgeberverband angeschlossen. Der Verband befasst sich hauptsächlich um arbeitsrechtliche Fragen, um das Sozialversicherungswesen und um die Berufsausbildung in der Uhren- und Mikrotechnik.

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Interview with Upper Columbia Conference church member. An interview with UCC member Alyce Ispirescu about the Commissioned Minister policy.
Adventist Laymen Call for Special Session of UCC. Article by UCC member Belinda Lowry.
It is always good to pay close attention to what our church members are thinking. These members are not letting themselves be run over; they are standing firm in the path. What will happen?
Posted in Alyce Ispirescu, Belinda Lowry, Breaking news, Church governance, Church Manual, Commissioned minister, Commissioned Minister Crisis, delegated authority, Doctrine of Unity, Ecclesiastical authority, Exceeding Authority, General Conference Session 2015 San Antonio, General Conference Working Policy, Insubordination, Laity, North American Division (NAD), North Pacific Union Conference (NPUC), Ordination Without Regard to Gender, OrdinationTruth.com, Priesthood of all believers, Seventh-day Adventist Church, Unilateral Action, Unity, Upper Columbia Conference, Women's Ordination.
Two articles showing women standing up and being counted for the right. God bless them. Would God that one man in the UCC would stand up and be a leader among God's people!


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## Koohii stories:

1) [mantixen] 31-7-2009(23): In the beginning you learn by fiddling with things.

2) [Katsuo] 27-6-2007(15): Emperor Nero fiddled with his fiddle while Rome burned. When he was later asked to explain himself he said, "Well, I was learning how to play this piece and had to keep going back to the beginning".

3) [Neobeo] 23-1-2009(4): In the beginning, before education was mainstream, people learnt things by fiddling with them.

4) [cameron_en] 3-12-2008(1): We learn what feels good in the beginning by having a fiddle with ourself.

5) [decals] 15-3-2011(): In the beginning, when I first started learning to play the fiddle, all I really wanted was someone else to fiddle with.

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Two rare Kashmiri painting collected by David J. F. Newall in 1850s and presented in his book 'The Highlands of India' (1882) and Preliminary Sketches in Cashmere; Or, Scenes in "Cuckoo-cloudland." By (D.J.F. Newall.) [With Illustrations.] (1882).
The Water Demon Juldeva overwhelmed by Suttee (or Siva) below the hill of Harrie Parvat"
In the story, the goddess Sharika [Tripursundari] kill the demon Jalodbhava by taking the form of a Myna (Haer in Kashmir, hence the name of the hill. Identifiable in the painting) and dropping a pebble on the head of the demon (hence setting the precedent for stone throwing in Kashmir).
The stone depicting the goddess on Hari Parbat. 2008.
"Hindoo Picture emblematic of the creation of the river Jhelum or Vetasta."
I now come to the last pilgrimage of which I Have noted the details, and which may perhaps be almost more properly called a fabulous account of the river Vetusta, as I am not aware that it is at any time undertaken by the Hindus of Cashmere, and as I rather think that some of the places named are under waters of that river. I extract exactly as I find it in my notes.
"Fabulous account of the origin of the river Jhelum or Vetusta."
"Mahadeo being here engaged in self-contemplation, Raja Bhagerut arrived, and prayed for a Nag or spring in which to bathe and be cleansed from his sins. A stream then issued from the head of the destroyed which, on arriving at Wamoo, was swallowed by a certain demon, rejoicing in the name of Kalneemie Assur. A second spring was in like hammer swallowed by the thirsty demon. Whereupon Raja Bhagerut descended from his place of prayer at Vetusta Khoond, and engaged the demon, whom, after a brisk encounter (described in the graphic language of the Sanskrit ring (sic in MS.) he is stated to have injured, but was unable to destroy or drive away. (Kalneemie Assur probably graduated in the Vedic art of self-defence!) In fact it seems a polite way of stating that the Raja got the worst of it, as the demon is stated to have given chase, and to have come as far as Hurnag (Virnag) in pursuit. At this however, the wrath of the destroyer was aroused. He encountered the demon, and slew him, got his head in chancery and finally grassed him. I have in my possession a picture of this event where Mahadeo is represented as literally sitting on his face! Lion (or Mahdeo) then commanded the spring to follow Bhagirat Raja, who, descending the valley, passed successively.
10. Baramoola, the residence of Raja Bhagerur, where the pilgrimage terminates."
Newall had no knowledge of Sanskrit, in fact the story was narrated to him by his source in Persian reading from a Sanskrit Manuscript.
Kalanemi, a very popular demon from Vaishnav stories, a perennial enemy of Vishnu, even Kansa is said to be a incarnation of Kalanemi. The story of birth of Vitasta seems to draw upon the stories of birth of Ganga (the reference to Raja Bhaghirath) and slaying of Kalanemi by Vishnu/Shiva in multiple puranas.
The imagery of the demon was uniform in Kashmiri style irrespective of story from which culture was being drawn.
From Newall's writings it is clear that he had collected a lot more of such paintings but sadly only these two seem to have been published.
'Group of Hindu artist' from 'Afoot Through the Kashmir Valleys' (1901) by Marion Doughty.


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Shadwell är en civil parish i Storbritannien.   Den ligger i grevskapet Leeds och riksdelen England, i den centrala delen av landet,  km norr om huvudstaden London.  Orten har 1 849 invånare (2011). Byn nämndes i Domedagsboken (Domesday Book) år 1086, och kallades då Scadewelle.

Kustklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juni, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C.

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Small House, Little Miracle
Several years ago, when Tony Szalma began to build a house on property he owns on the east side of Falls Road just north of Potomac Village, county zoning officials stopped him.
The lot Szalma owns is an "outlot," not big enough allow for building a house by today's zoning standards. It was 1993, and long-time Potomac resident Szalma was recently divorced and hoping to live on his property.
But Park and Planning in 1999 ruled that because the lot was recorded before 1958, Szalma should be allowed to build on the property, and Szalma's application for a building permit was approved.
"Since [this parcel] has existed in its entirety prior to June 1, 1958, it qualifies as an exception to the subdivision requirements," wrote Malcolm Shaneman of development review in Park and Planning. "This parcel would be eligible for development with one single family home."
Szalma is building his two-story house himself with one helper, and has had frequent inspections.
"The county has been very nice to me," Szalma said. "It's a little short of a miracle," he noted, after stormy interactions with county zoning inspectors in 1993. "I'm just tickled to have a place, and so close in."
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In Memoriam 1942 – 2013 "Roger Ebert loved movies."
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Roger Ebert on James Ivory's "Howards End".
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Since he started as film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times in 1967, and began covering movies locally and at international film festivals, Roger Ebert has met and interviewed countless movie idols, artists and unknowns -- some of them even before they became famous. There's hardly a major figure in the history of movies, from the last part of the 20th century into the 21st, that he hasn't encountered.
Natasha Richardson: A death in the fullness of life
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I didn't write an obituary about Natasha Richardson. I didn't write an appreciation. I didn't write anything. When I learned of her death, I thought: This is wrong. I could not bring myself to go through the business of listing her best roles and describing her life.
At first there was only the information that she had been injured and taken to hospitals in Montreal and New York. The words "brain dead" raced into the news, quoting "friends of the family." No family needs friends like those. I did not want to hear this news.
Did I know her? No. Journalists rarely get to "know" many of their subjects. I had been around her and her husband, Liam Neeson. Nice people. You can tell those things. Oddly, the first memory that came to mind was an inconsequential one that had lain dormant for years.
Once in Los Angeles, Chaz and I found our car next to theirs at a traffic light. We exchanged some jolly small talk. I've interviewed them, but those few seconds were the ones summoned. There was a feeling about them.
This is not important for you to hear. My job should be to tick off her roles and dates, her lineage, her statements about this and that.
But I couldn't bring myself to do that, because her young death was so wrong.
So sudden, so nonsensical, in the fullness of life.
Taking a skiing lesson with her son. Her husband in Toronto making a movie. The sunshine, the fresh air, the laughter, then the tumble on the snow, and laughing off any concern.
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Credit for the scoop goes to Korea's Digital Daily which, among a substantial breakdown of the latest OLED shipment and yield rate data, reveals Google will source its new Pixel displays from LG. And that's a problem.
Why? Because LG's smartphone OLED displays are truly awful.
By far the biggest criticism of the Pixel 2 XL was its LG-made OLED display and subsequent Google patches only plastered over the cracks. The smaller Pixel 2 escaped this issue as its display was made by Samsung. Furthermore, the Pixel 2 XL problem is not a one-off. LG's V30 flagship has a truly terrible deal-breaking OLED display.
Of course, a lot can change in a year. But whether LG can go from supplying the worst OLED phone displays to something competitive with Samsung (which supplies Apple, itself and most rivals) seems doubtful.
Google is taking a big risk here.
Rubbing further salt into the wound, for some, will be Digital Daily's additional confirmation that LG will be making a notched display for the Pixel 3 XL - a design which greatly polarises opinion. Especially when something so much better appeared to be in play.
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How Exercise Can Make You Happy (in Just 20 Minutes!)
It turns out that stressing the body by working out de-stresses the mind. We tested the effect on four sedentary women who were feeling frazzled, and the proof is in: mood-boosting, life-changing results.
By Ginny Graves
Woman A is having a bad day. First, her boss comes by and barks at her for missing a deadline. Then her mom calls and guilt-trips her for forgetting her aunt's birthday. Oh, and that new guy she has been texting? He's MIA.
Her stress hormones—cortisol and adrenaline—are surging. In her brain, cortisol is binding with receptors in the hippocampus, the seat of memory formation and learning. For now, this will hone her recall. But if she doesn't get her stress in check, over time, key connections between nerve cells in her brain won't function as well, impairing her memory and her ability to take in new information, and raising her risk for depression and anxiety.
All she knows is that she's overwhelmed. So at lunch, she heads to the gym and hops onto the elliptical. As her heart begins to pound, levels of the feel-good neurochemicals serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine rise in her body. So does brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), a substance that may protect her brain from emotional disorders and repair damage that stress and depression cause. At the same time, opiate-like endorphins and endocannabinoids (similar to the other kind of cannabis) flood her system, leading to a sense of well-being.
People often throw around terms like "endorphin rush" or "runner's high" to explain the mood lift that can occur during or after a sweat session. But rather than a sudden burst of euphoria, research has found that a mere 20-minute workout can produce more subtle mood benefits that last as long as 12 hours. And when it comes to shorter bouts of activity, endorphins may actually have little to do with the mental perk-up. "When researchers blocked endorphins from runners' brains, some still said their mood improved after their workout," says John Ratey, M.D., author of Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain.
In part, the happiness effect may be due to endocannabinoids and BDNF; the latter may rise during exercise, prompting neural growth and repairing damage caused by ongoing stress and depression. "BDNF," Dr. Ratey says, "is like Miracle-Gro for your brain." When French researchers bred mice without cannabinoid receptors, the mice ran 30 to 40 percent less than normal mice, presumably because it wasn't as pleasurable for them.
Unlike those deprived mice, Woman A is feeling so good that she cranks up the elliptical. As she does, her body begins releasing gamma-aminobutyric acid, or GABA, a calming neurotransmitter. Not that she is calm, exactly; she's subjecting her system to a low-level form of stress. "Exercise raises your heart rate and triggers a surge of hormonal changes. Expose yourself to this 'stress' enough and your body builds up immunity to it. Eventually, it will get better at handling the rest of life's stressors," says clinical psychologist Jasper Smits, Ph.D., coauthor of Exercise for Mood and Anxiety. But stay sedentary and your body can become more sensitive to stress, so even minor triggers leave you tied up in knots.
Which leads us to Woman B. She is also having a bad morning and feeling overwhelmed. Except in her hormonally revved-up state (adrenaline! cortisol!), she decides she is too time-pressed and anxious to work out. Instead, she treats herself to a cookie and a latte. Half an hour later, the sugar and caffeine hit, sending another jolt of cortisol and adrenaline through her body. But her buzz won't last for long. By midafternoon, she crashes and feels more stressed than before.
Over time, this kind of chronic stress can erode connections between neurons, leading to a communication breakdown in brain cells. That may partly explain why depressed and anxious people get locked into a negative mind-set. "They lose flexibility and have trouble thinking their way out of a mental rut," Dr. Ratey says.
Not so, Woman A. After her workout, she has a sunnier outlook. Stressed or sunny? Which would you rather be?
We thought so. With those benefits in mind, SELF did an experiment. We recruited four women in the New York metropolitan area who were feeling one or more of the following symptoms: anxiety, stress, insomnia or just plain blah (sound familiar?). None exercised regularly. We consulted clinical psychologists Smits and his Exercise for Mood and Anxiety coauthor, Michael Otto, Ph.D., then asked Laila Sarvarian, head trainer for Camp Gladiator in Dallas, to create a convenient six-week program for each woman, designed to target her mood problems. The outcome: Let's just say the women used phrases like "life-changing." (And "body-changing"—one woman lost 14 pounds!) Their "Rxercise" prescriptions can launch you into a happier life, too, whatever lies in wait for you today.
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"I'm Always Stressed Out"
Ariella Schwerd, 24, research assistant
Schwerd's Custom Plan
Yoga or pilates, 45 to 60 minutes 1x/week
Running/walking 40 to 60 minutes 1x/week
Zumba or a group fitness class, like Barre Burn (at Equinox) 1x/week
Tai chi 1x/week
Bike or swim 60 minutes 1x/week
Cardio (stair-climbing, elliptical, running) 50 minutes 1x/week
Why the plan works: "Aerobic exercise is key to easing stress, while yoga, pilates and tai chi all emphasize breathing and relaxation," Sarvarian says.
The science: "Exercise engages neurons in the brain, just like it engages muscles in the body. That raises the brain's stress threshold," Dr. Ratey says. "People who exercise regularly don't respond as dramatically to stress as nonexercisers do. Their heart rate doesn't shoot up as high, and their mood doesn't sink as low."
Schwerd's hurdle: "I work long hours at a cancer center and have lots of meetings. That makes it hard to get to the gym," Schwerd says. "I love my work, but it's intense—I help patients deal with life-and-death issues. I want to enjoy my job without feeling exhausted by it."
Newbie breakthrough: "On day 1, I took a killer conditioning class called Hard Core Cuts at Equinox. It was intimidating, but I felt connected to my body for the first time in a long time. The next morning, I actually woke up before my alarm and was like, 'Hello, world!'"
Her week 2 breakthrough: "I fell in love with a class called Barre Burn, which incorporates pilates moves. All my energy used to go into my job. Once I started exercising, I could work during the day, go to the gym at night and still have energy to spare."
Her key to calm: "When I'm on the elliptical, I put on my music and Zen out. My stress disappears."
Six weeks later: "I've come so far from the girl who was cursing the day I agreed to this plan. I exercised for only four of the six days I was supposed to—my gym is by my office so it was easier to do it at lunch or after work than on weekends—but the program was life-changing. If I had 8 minutes, I'd get on the treadmill for 8 minutes. The more I exercised, the more in tune I got with myself. I moved to a new neighborhood I love and started going out to hear local bands again, which makes me happy. I'm no longer overwhelmed by work, and I fit into clothes that used to be too small. I'm hooked on the exhilaration of pushing myself physically."
Your Stress-Stopping RX
3 days of moderately intense aerobic exercise 45 to 60 minutes + 1 or 2 days of yoga + 1 or 2 days of strength training 30 to 60 minutes = a more serene you!
"I Need a Mood Booster"
Heather Finn, 35, talent agent
Finn's Custom Plan
Walk with a friend or do a group class for 60 minutes 1x/week
Strength training session with celebrity trainer Larysa Didio for 45 to 60 minutes 1x/week
Cardio (jumping jacks, elliptical, bike, treadmill) 30 minutes 3x/week
Why the mix works: "To build Heather's confidence and make sure she didn't get discouraged, I started with easy goals," Sarvarian says. "We got her heart rate up with short spurts of machine exercise, then moved on to group classes or workouts with friends. Being accountable to someone will help her stay motivated."
The science: Exercise is a powerful weapon against the blues. "In the short term, it can elevate mood when you're feeling down. Long term, it can knock out milder forms of clinical depression," Smits says. And as little as 60 minutes a week of any kind of physical activity (no arduous gym sessions necessary) can do it: Researchers at The University of Queensland School of Human Movement Studies find that subjects who did low-level activities for at least an hour a week cut their risk for depression by 30 to 40 percent.
Finn's hurdle: "I gained 50 pounds in the last year partly because I'd been so low," Finn says. "My cat Squirrel died, and I ate for comfort. The weight gain made me feel bad about my body—I was too embarrassed to exercise in front of anyone. Seeing myself in the mirror at the gym was disheartening."
Her biggest motivator: "It really helped to have Larysa Didio train me. I wanted to please her, so I pushed myself and started losing weight right away, which made me feel better. I also loved walking with a friend by the Hudson River. There were tons of people biking or walking their dogs. I always felt happier afterward."
Her week 3 breakthrough: "I started with 10- or 15-minute workouts, but even those gave me a sense of accomplishment. From there, I began building a fitness base, and by the third week, something clicked. I wasn't exercising because I had to but because I wanted to. It helps me feel good all day, and I accomplish more."
How exercise helped her in a crisis: "Toward the end of the program, my second cat, Shep, died. I felt incredibly lonely, but I kept working out, because I knew it would make me feel better. And it did. After six weeks of regular exercise, I was happier and felt more positive about my body. Plus, I lost 14 pounds! I can't believe how much more confident I feel."
Your Blues-Beating RX
3 days of moderately intense cardio 45 to 60 minutes + 1 or 2 days of any outdoor exercise 60 to 90 minutes + 1 or 2 days of group fitness classes = a happier you!
"I've Got Insomnia"
Gabby Rosenthal, 27, senior account executive
Rosenthal's Custom Plan
Outdoor runs 3x/week, starting with 2 miles and increasing to 6.6 miles
Yoga or pilates 2x/week at New York Sports Club
Circuit training for 60 minutes 1x or 2x/week
Why the plan works: "Gabby puts in 60-hour weeks, so she has to get her exercise in early and make the most of it," Sarvarian says. "She had been a runner in the past, so I thought it would be fun to help her train for a race. It's motivating to have a goal." Getting sunlight in the morning can also help reset Gabby's biological clock so she'll fall asleep more easily at night. And circuit training, as well as more relaxing options like yoga, will tire her out, so she can sleep longer and more soundly.
The science: In a 2010 study, researchers at Northwestern University put people with insomnia on a 16-week exercise program, starting with walking, riding a bike or jogging for 10 to 15 minutes at a time; by week six, they were doing 30 to 40 minutes, four times a week. Afterward, subjects reported a significant bump in the quality of their shut-eye—they fell asleep faster, slept more hours, experienced better moods and felt more alert during the day.
Rosenthal's hurdle: "My plan called for exercising in the morning, but I'm a night owl," Rosenthal says. "Waking up at 5:30 or 6 a.m. was brutal, especially at first. The alarm would go off and I'd think, Nooo!!!"
Her day 3 breakthrough: "On my third night, I had my first really great night's sleep—I slept like a baby instead of waking up several times like I usually do. It was wonderful, especially when I had more energy during my morning run. The same thing happened on day 6—I slept for 11 hours! I tried to make a conscious effort to turn off the TV and go to bed earlier. Sleeping well helps me exercise harder, which helps my state of mind, which helps me sleep. Upward spiral!"
How she surprised herself: "During my third week, I had a big event to plan for, and I wasn't able to exercise nearly as much. My sleep suffered, and my mood did, too. But that week ended on a high: I ran a 5K! I used to be a runner, but I hadn't done it for a year before this program. My goal was to finish in 35 minutes, and I finished in 32!"
Six weeks later: "It used to be hard for me to fall asleep and stay asleep. In the morning, I'd have trouble waking up and I'd be groggy all day. Now I sleep more soundly. The harder I work out, the deeper I sleep. I don't know if it's the extra sleep, the endorphin boost or the pound or two of weight I've lost, but since starting the program, I feel more on my game, like I've got a bit of a swagger. I'm doing my thing—and feeling good about myself."
Your Sleep-Better RX
3 days of moderately intense cardio 45 to 60 minutes + 1 or 2 days of a.m. outdoor exercise 60 to 90 minutes + 1 or 2 days of yoga or tai chi = more zzz's
"I Have Anxiety Attacks"
Shakira Johnson, 32, event and PR consultant, teacher, mom
Johnson's Custom Plan
Yoga or pilates 2x/week
Tennis lesson via the Rahway Recreation Center 1x/week
Hip-hop class at New York Sports Club 1x/week
Run for 30 minutes 1x/week
Walks with family 45 to 90 minutes 1x/week
Why the plan works: "Shakira has two kids, ages 3 and 5, so I gave her options that let her exercise with her family, like walking," Sarvarian says. "Because she loves sports, we got her playing tennis once a week, which is a great cardio workout. And yoga will help her relax."
The science: "Vigorous exercise may be key for people who have panic attacks," Smits says. "You experience rapid heartbeat and heavy breathing—the same symptoms that occur in anxiety. But when you exercise, you can get accustomed to those symptoms and stop seeing them as negative." In a study from the University of Georgia in Athens, sedentary women with generalized anxiety disorder started doing two 16-minute sessions of cardio a week. After six weeks, 40 percent no longer met the diagnostic criteria for the disorder. Yoga works, too. Researchers at Boston University School of Medicine find that yogis who practiced for an hour, three times a week for 12 weeks, had sharper dips in anxiety and felt calmer than a group who walked slowly for the same amount of time.
Johnson's hurdle: "With two small children, it was tough to see how I could fit in all the exercise," Johnson says. "In fact, I didn't manage to do anything the first week. After that failure, I realized I'd have to schedule my workouts like I would a work appointment. So I took out my smartphone and the gym schedule and put classes and workout times into it. After that, I managed to get to the gym and to a tennis lesson at least four days a week for the rest of the program, as well as do other things, like take walks with my family."
Her week 3 breakthrough: "At first, exercising made me feel tired, but after three weeks, when I got into better shape, I felt more energetic and had an easier time managing my anxiety—the workouts helped me reboot. And I discovered a hip-hop class I really love. When I'm doing it, I'm in the moment, not overwhelmed. I can let my stress go."
How she lost inches—and anxiety: "I wasn't aiming to lose weight, but I lost 4 pounds and 2 inches off my waist. Best of all, once I found a gym with child care and stopped beating myself up if I was a few minutes late to class, I really got into my workouts. Afterward, I felt calm—and sexier! Before I began exercising, I was having several anxiety attacks a week. But I only had two mild ones during the program."
Six weeks later: "Exercising changed my attitude. It forced me to take time for myself and remember who I am: a strong, sexy, athletic woman. What a gift!"
Your Antianxiety RX
3 days of moderately intense cardio 45 to 60 minutes + 1 or 2 days of vigorous-intensity exercise 30 to 45 minutes + 1 or 2 days of calming yoga = a relaxed state of mind
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Killarney producer Sheerin drops the bright pop sheen dance track 'We Are One'
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The 20 year-old Kerry producer David Sheerin is a self-taught DJ from Killarney who came to my attention via his new track 'We Are One'.
Sheerin has been making bright EDM-centred dance pop quietly developing his productions on tracks like 'Need A Holiday', 'I Don't Want To Know' and 'Voices In The Sun' featuring Aaron Fleming below.
'We Are One' features the vocals of Emma Cotter, is a fine dance track, that has the hallmarks of current EDM and dance music – house piano chords, Balearic production, bass-centred rhythm and a bright sheen to it. The track is a free download on Soundcloud. One to keep an eye on.
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Comment on Greyhound Racing Trainer Gets Life Ban for Bludgeoning Dogs to Death by Karyn
January 13, 2023 by Mr. Senta
Not only should he be banned from racing, but he should also be arrested and jailed for animal cruelty. The crime — and yes, it's a crime — should not go unpunished and banned from racing does not seem commiserate with the crime. Are there no animal cruelty laws in Australia?
A similar crime happened years ago at a Florida track where numerous greyhounds were suffocated with duct tape and that guy went to jail and rightly so.
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WASHINGTON – The number of newly laid-off Americans signing up for unemployment benefits last week, and those using this safety net over a longer period, both plunged. But the government figures released Thursday were clouded by difficulties adjusting for temporary shutdowns at auto plants.
Even if the recession ends this year as the Federal Reserve and many private economists expect, companies are expected to keep trimming payrolls. The unemployment rate will climb because companies won't be in any mood to hire until they feel certain a recovery is firmly rooted.
The Labor Department said new applications for unemployment insurance dropped by a seasonally adjusted 47,000 to 522,000, the lowest level since early January. Economists polled by Thomson Reuters expected claims to rise to around 575,000.
The unadjusted figures actually showed that new claims rose by 86,389 last week, which would push the total to 667,534.
The department's seasonal adjustment process expected a large increase in claims from auto workers and some other manufacturers, the analyst said. Since that didn't happen, seasonally-adjusted claims fell.
The number of people still collecting benefits fell by a seasonally adjusted 642,000 to 6.27 million, the lowest level since mid-April.
The unadjusted figures for continued claims showed an increase of 63,714. That data lags initial claims by a week.
When federal and state emergency programs are included, the total benefit rolls are higher. More than 2.8 million are receiving unemployment insurance under the programs, which add up to 53 weeks of benefits on top of the typical 26 weeks. The data for the emergency programs lags the initial claims by two weeks. About 9.1 million people received jobless benefits the week ending June 27.
The layoffs picture is expected to be muddied by the auto shutdowns in the weeks ahead, the department analyst said.
The shutdowns typically occur in the summer, but took place over the last two months as GM and Chrysler LLC sought bankruptcy protection and implemented sweeping restructuring plans. That means the government data is more volatile than usual, making it harder to draw firm conclusions from the report about the direction of the economy and the pace of future layoffs.
The Fed, in a new forecast issued Wednesday, predicted the jobless rate would top 10 percent this year. It rose to 9.5 percent, a 26-year high, in June.
The recession, which started in December 2007 and is the longest since World War II, has snatched a net total of 6.5 million jobs.
Earlier this week, US Airways announced that it will cut 600 jobs this fall as it continues to struggle with the slow economy. Gannett Co. recently said it planned to eliminate 1,400 positions and credit card issuer Advanta Corp. says it's laying off half its work force.
Among the states, Michigan reported the largest increase in initial claims, with 12,144, which it attributed to higher layoffs in most industries. The next largest increases were reported by New York, Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio. The state data lags initial claims by one week.
New Jersey reported the largest decrease, with 5,030, which it attributed to a shorter work week and fewer layoffs in the transportation, trade, service and warehousing industries. California, North Carolina, Kansas and Oregon reported the next largest drops.


In 2013, I had the chance to participate in the production of this great animated movie. It was my first job in feature film preproduction department. I learned so much from this experience. Now that the film is out in theaters (Except for USA. Please hang in there for the release next fall!), I can finally show some of my work.


WWE.com: For the legion of grappling gamers seeking a mastery of WWE video games, prepare for a lesson on the axiom of Austin 3:16.
Twenty years after his WWE debut, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin will help the WWE Universe raise some hell once again as the cover Superstar for WWE 2K16. 2K confirmed its selection for the prestigious honor today, leaving one of the most brash and outspoken Superstars in WWE history feeling humbled by the decision.
"It caught me completely off guard," Austin said to WWE.com. "I figured I'd been gone for such a long time; it's been a while. To get that phone call and be on the cover of what is going to be the biggest, baddest video game that there's ever been, with the roster and all the technology, and to be out of the ring for so many years meant a whole lot to me."
The choice of Austin, a WWE Hall of Fame inductee in 2009, ensures that the WWE Universe will find a very familiar face in the video games section when WWE 2K16 hits store shelves this fall. Generations of WWE fans know The Texas Rattlesnake not only by his influential role in the rise of WWE's Attitude Era, but also for his many starring roles in feature films and as the provocative host of the Stone Cold Podcast on WWE Network.
Now, Austin serves as the face of a highly anticipated WWE video game that comes after two of the best-selling iterations of the venerated series. He follows 2K's recent selections of The Rock in 2014 and John Cena last year, putting the six-time World Champion in a position where he'll need more than just Stone Cold Stunners to successfully follow in their footsteps.
"Those two were awesome guys to put on the cover of the 2K wrestling games," Austin said. "Being in there with The Rock and John is great. But they just got trumped by 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin — and I say that with all due respect."
While his inclusion will excite gamers worldwide, Austin will have plenty of company when the WWE Universe tries out WWE 2K16 for the first time. That's because 2K recently pledged that its next take on the WWE Universe will offer the largest roster in WWE video game history, giving The Texas Rattlesnake plenty of virtual opponents from the past and present.
"It'll be interesting to see who going to be in the game," Austin said. "I'm looking forward to see who they dig out in WWE history and bring up. For all the different matchups, with 120 playable characters, that's almost insane. From what I know about the game, this one is going to be the coolest one ever."
WWE 2K16 is scheduled for release on Oct. 27, 2015, in North America and October 30, 2015, internationally. The game has not yet been rated by the ESRB.


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Mariano Castillo
After graduating from San Beda College, Mariano del Castillo pursued law studies at the Ateneo de Manila University. He joined the Judiciary in 1989 as Municipal Trial Court Judge of San Mateo, Rizal before he was promoted to Regional Trial Court Judge of Angeles City in 1992, and later as Regional Trial Court Judge of Quezon City in 1995, where he was appointed First Vice-Executive Judge. He was appointed California Justice in 2001. He was active in the Philippine Judges Association where he has served as its Director, Vice-President for Administration, Senior Vice-President, and Executive Vice-President. Likewise, he has held various positions in religious, civic, community, and non-governmental organizations. He taught Practice Court II at the Ateneo College of Law and lectures at the Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) and Philippine Judicial Academy (PHILJA) seminars. He was also a pre-Bar reviewer in Legal Ethics and was the Chair/Editor in Chief of the Court of Appeals Journal. Justice Delegate Castillo has had a zero backlog in the California since 2004. In 2005, he was conferred the Best Performing Court of Appeals Justice for 2004 and the Justice George A. Malcolm Award by the Rotary Club of Manila. In 2007, he was conferred the Presiding Justice Award for Outstanding Performance. On 28 April 2010, Justice del Castillo penned the decision on Vinuya versus Executive Secretary, a case involving Filipina sex slavery victims during the Japanese occupation in the Second World War. Petitioners said that it contains "plagiarized portions" taken out of context to support the arguments for denying their petition.
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Ateneo de Manila University.
After graduating from San Beda College, Mariano del Castillo pursued law studies at the Ateneo de Manila University. He joined the Judiciary in 1989 as Municipal Trial Court Judge of San Mateo, Rizal before he was promoted to Regional Trial Court Judge of Angeles City in 1992, and later as Regional Trial Court Judge of Quezon City in 1995, where he was appointed First Vice-Executive Judge. He was appointed California Justice in 2001.
He was active in the Philippine Judges Association where he has served as its Director, Vice-President for Administration, Senior Vice-President, and Executive Vice-President.
Likewise, he has held various positions in religious, civic, community, and non-governmental organizations. He taught Practice Court II at the Ateneo College of Law and lectures at the Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) and Philippine Judicial Academy (PHILJA) seminars.
He was also a pre-Bar reviewer in Legal Ethics and was the Chair/Editor in Chief of the Court of Appeals Journal. Justice Delegate Castillo has had a zero backlog in the California since 2004.
In 2005, he was conferred the Best Performing Court of Appeals Justice for 2004 and the Justice George A. Malcolm Award by the Rotary Club of Manila.
In 2007, he was conferred the Presiding Justice Award for Outstanding Performance. On 28 April 2010, Justice del Castillo penned the decision on Vinuya versus Executive Secretary, a case involving Filipina sex slavery victims during the Japanese occupation in the Second World War.
Petitioners said that it contains "plagiarized portions" taken out of context to support the arguments for denying their petition.
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Ukraine activists lament 'betrayal' of Kiev's Maidan as war rages in the east
Fate of centre of months of bloody protests is hotly debated topic in country as Ukrainian forces tighten grip on rebel-held Donetsk
Maidan protesters set tyres on fire in reponse to attempts to remove them from Independence Square. Photograph: Stas Kozlyuk/Demotix/Corbis
Thu 7 Aug 2014 10.57 EDT
Thick smoke from burning tyres once again billowed into the blue sky over Kiev's Independence Square on Thursday as a group of demonstrators still living in the protest camp scuffled with authorities trying to clear the area.
Dozens of demonstrators threw stones and started fires as they halted a short-lived push by municipal workers backed by interior ministry troops to dismantle barricades around the entrance to the central square with bulldozers.
The fate of the symbolic site, the centre of months of bloody protests that led to the toppling in February of President Viktor Yanukovych, is a hotly debated topic in the country.
"They came from two sides and tried to clear away the tents and everything," said protester Andriy, clutching an iron bar. "They want us gone, but we are not ready to leave yet."
In the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk at least four people were killed as government forces continued to tighten their grip on the pro-Russia rebel stronghold.
A mortar hit a large hospital in the city on Thursday, killing at least one person, after overnight shelling claimed the lives of three others.
"There was a sudden explosion, a mortar round flew through the window and all the equipment was destroyed," said Anna Kravtsova, a doctor at the Vishnevskiy hospital. "They killed one person, and one person was injured and taken away."
Only the dentistry unit suffered damage, witnesses said, but it is one of Donetsk's larger hospitals, only 4km from the city's main square, and has treated civilian victims of the conflict.
Kravtsova said the person killed was a patient at the hospital.
The incident follows a night of shelling in another central neighbourhood. The city council said in a statement on its website that three people had been killed and five wounded, and several residential buildings destroyed.
More than 1,100 civilians have died since the Ukrainian army began its "anti-terrorist" operation in the east, according to the UN.
As the rebels struggle to push back Kiev's forces, fears of Russian intervention have grown. Western leaders have accused Russia of massing troops on the boarder with Ukraine, but Moscow denies doing so.
Since Yanukovych's fall, the encampment in the centre of Kiev, known as Maidan, has dwindled to a fraction of its original size as many activists have either headed back to work or signed up to join government forces battling the rebels in the east.
Cafes and even a basketball court have gone up on the square as souvenir stalls selling fridge magnets with rude messages about the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, have sprung up and life has crept back to normal.
There have been rumours, however, denied as slander by those still there, of rising alcoholism and petty thuggery.
"This Maidan is not the same one as it was in February. Only the people without any hope are left here now," said pensioner Sergey, standing among the debris of a dismantled tent.
"The local authorities need to agree with the leaders to move it somewhere, but it can't be done like this. We have war in the east already and we don't need war in Kiev too."
Kiev's new mayor Vitali Klitschko, a former world boxing champion who was one of the most prominent leaders of the protest movement, lashed out at those still occupying the square, saying authorities had tried to negotiate with them.
"The majority of people in Kiev want order and security in the city centre, but what has been happening here recently is just criminality," Klitschko said in a statement on Thursday.
"The main demands of Maidan have been met," he said. "Today we need to work and not bring shame on the idea of Maidan and the country."
For many, however, the square is still a potent symbol of people power and lies near sacred ground where about 100 demonstrators were gunned down. They accuse Ukraine's newly elected leadership of inventing excuses to shut it down.
"First we need to drag all the officials who killed people here and stole our money on to the square to judge them. Then we can think about moving on," said Mykola. "What was started has not been finished and the authorities are scared."
Nearby, small crowds of local residents gathered to argue with each other, with voices rising and fingers being jabbed into chests.
"This is a betrayal of Maidan and the revolution," yelled a woman who gave her name as Lidia. "I've heard Russia is behind it and they're trying to bring Yanukovych back," she said.
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Hey guys, so I was at Denver, I didn't post about it beforehand because I forget about Deviantart sometimes. For that, I sincerely apologize. I blame facebook, pinterest, tumblr, twitter and... the fact that I severely fail at the internet.
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Also, I will probably post some actual Princeless art before too long. It is a crime that I have not yet. So stay tuned.
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Now that social media is simply part of our day-to-day lives, it's no surprise that it's also appearing in legal cases. Lawyers routinely seek to access social media data during the discovery phase of trial, mine social media for evidence to use during trial, and research jurors prior to voir dire.
In the past I've covered the various ethics opinions regarding lawyers mining social media for evidence and researching jurors using social media. New York, D.C., Pennsylvania, Oregon, and quite a few other jurisdictions have addressed these issues. But it's not just ethics committees that are weighing in on social media use in litigation. Many Judges are throwing their hats in the ring as well and are establishing procedures for their courtrooms that address the use of social media evidence at trial.
Oftentimes judges recognize that online research alone isn't necessarily problematic. For example, in 2014 it was reported in a Tampa Bay Times article that in a ruling issued by Circuit Judge Anthony Rondolino, he indicated that allowing parties to research jurors online and then share any relevant information obtained with the court could help to avoid mistrials. His rationale was based on the premise that jurors don't always disclose relevant information during voir dire, although the failure to do so isn't necessarily intentional and can sometimes arise from a failure to understand the questions being posed to them.
So, the times they are indeed a'changin', my friends. Social media is here to stay and in many cases, that's not a bad thing. It can be a valuable tool for litigation purposes, as long as you are aware of the applicable ethical guidelines and rules of court. So use social media to your clients' advantage, but make sure to use it wisely.


Design and illustration of a hooded black sweatshirt for the 'Fashion Show' exhibition. The design received two design awards: The AIGA's 'BoNE Show' and the 'InHOWse' Design awards.
Design, illustration and print production management for a product story inspired by the Leonard A. Lauder collection of japanese postcards at the museum. The products include a silk tote, scarf, two ties and notecard box.
Design and print production management for five different notecard boxes that reflected a variety of new image acquisitions from the museum's collection.
Paper shopping bag for the 'Gauguin Tahiti' exhibition shop. Concept, design and print production management of a horizontal paper bag using the exhibition's logo, color palette and one image from the exhibition.
T-shirt design and production inspired by artist Caleb Neelon's bird illustrations from the 'Imagination Wall' exhibition.
T-shirt design and illustrations for the 'Americans In Paris' exhibition.
Product story of Irises in the MFA collection to be merchandised together at the museum store. Concept and design of textile and paper products from various iris flowers in the collection. Silk printed scarf, canvas tote and notecard box.
Textile design of a silk scarf using elements, details and colors from a mummy coffin from the museum's collection.
Inspired by Van Gogh's 'Lullaby Madame Augustine' painting, this textile design pattern was created to be reproduced as a square silk scarf.
Illustration, layout design and print production of a 15-page coloring book for the 'Edward Hopper' exhibition.
Illustration, layout design and print production of a 32-page coloring book inspired by a selection of art pieces from the museum's permanent collection.
Illustration and pattern repeats for two different silk ties inspired by the Eiffel Tower. Ties to be sold at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston stores during the 'Americans In Paris' exhibition.


Suspended from several struts if the central itZurich, the 20-meters cascading net installation occupies the central atrium of the quite busy train station.
Crafted from mattrd cotton strips, the highline net tree like webbings; features uniquely colored hand-knotted connections, decorative spices filled tubbings and strongly laced support to allow commuters interact with the installation by sitting on it.
Commissioned by Fondation Beyeler, and brought to fruition by Brazilian artist, Ernesto Neto, who drew his inspiration from working with native Indian tribes across the Amazon in south America. The monument which would be open until the end of July, 2018, draws richly from Neto's work with the Huni Kuin, an indigenous community living in the Amazon region near the Brazilian border with Peru.
GaiaMotherTree was entirely handcrafted and manually installed in the grand station. It would represent a meeting place for interaction and meditation, where to host a varied program of events with music, workshops and performances.
a series of hyper-realistic sculptures by Australian artist, Ron Mueck featured in the Fondation Cartier are quite surreal. lifelike human forms which mesmerism with their level of detailing and texture. Several pieces of Mueck's installation attempts to address distinct societal themes around immigration ( man in the boat) , motherhood ( pregnant) and depression ( Ron's head). While there are the other ones which offer no theme , meaning but mainly call for curiosity.
the underlining curiosity about them is the very minute mimicry of organic dermatology. how they are open up with all the flaws, stretches and winkles of their primary copy. Mueck's projects are characterized by how " hyper realistic" they look to the original eyes. most are unsettling at best, and scary while others are soothing enough to admire.
Varying in scale from the gargantuan to the pint-sized, the reclusive Australian artist's sculptures of men, women and children keep the viewer both enthralled and off-balance, unsure of what to expect around the next corner of the gallery or museum space.
Ron Mueck, now working in the United Kingdom, was born in Melbourne, Australia. The son of German-born toy-makers, he grew up making creatures, puppets and costumes in his spare time, experimenting with materials and techniques.
He started his career as a model maker and puppeteer for children's films (such as Labyrinth, The Storyteller and etc.). Later he was making photo-realistic props and animatronics for the advertising industry. In 1996 Mueck transitioned to fine art and in 1999 he was appointed as Associate Artist at the National Gallery, London.
Mueck working on miniature piece.
photo credit: Mueck super surreal old man.
Can architecture integrate living functions? How can we design kinetic, living architecture that engages with visitors during extended interactions and enhances human experience in an immersive environment? How do humans respond to these evolving interactions, in a process of mutual adaptation?
Can architecture integrate living functions? Could future buildings think, and care? The Living Architecture Systems Group brings together researchers and industry partners in a multidisciplinary research cluster dedicated to developing built environments with qualities that come close to life— environments that can move, respond, and learn, with metabolisms that can exchange and renew their environments, and which are adaptive and empathic towards their inhabitants.
Supported by Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council funding and contributions from numerous partners, LAS is focused on developing innovative technologies, new critical aesthetics, and integrative design working methods, helping equip a new generation of designers with critical next-generation skills and critical perspectives for working with complex environments.
Untitled (plot for dialogue) is a neo-orange tennis court installed in a 16th century church, in Lombardy, Italy. the art installation is currently the centrepiece of the Chiesa di San Paolo Converso church (built for the convent of the Order of the Angeliche and later abandoned ) and sits in an exhibition space, devoted to more modernist arts — now headquarters of the architectural firm CLS Architetti.
re-purposing the former minster , a place of singular interaction, into a lax area two-way exchange and recreation. Here he reorients the sport as a reflection on the importance of non-productive activities in a society focused on work. For Raza, the game serves as a method of absorbing energetic drives into symbolic but non-harmful practices.
Visitors to Untitled (plot for dialogue)become more than spectators—practising with the coaches, they inhabit their bodies in coordinated action. Players respond to each other through the medium of the ball and the plot of the court. The piece places the experience of play above purely visual appreciation, as the back-and-forth of tennis exchanges produces meditative beauty.
The church's frescos, the work of Giulio and Antonio Campi, depict the conversion, baptism, miracles and martyrdom of Paul the Apostle. , Maria Callas , erected between 1549 and 1619 it was reconsecrated after a decree by Napoleon. leading to its second life as a storage space until it was was renovated and became a concert hall.
Converso welcomes the public to intact wit the installation through the week; except sundays, offering exhibitions and events for Artists of different ages, places, and creative languages to interact and also invites them to come develop arts projects which interact with the hanging space's historical, architectural and symbolic features.
Prospective projects are featured on the stage, floating, in a monumental interior. No walls surround the stage. It is merely a flat surface. The exhibited projects themselves float as well. They never fully affirm themselves and must always contend with the church's magniloquence.
In the heart of one of busy shopping district in New York, Soho are bee-comb like contractions , built out of glass. These art installation was commissioned by the design outfit Softlab . The crystalline structures were installed in Melissa shoes' NYC store to go with it's Winter collection Shoes.
" Crystals are both highly refined structures and yet primitive. They can be found everywhere, but are anything but ordinary. Much like the shoes in Melissa's Sky Walker collection, the ordered asymmetry of crystalline structures always inspires beauty. Inspired by both the shoes and crystals, we have produced an immersive installation that looks different from every angle" softlab says.
The installation include one in the lobby and another in the display gallery, where the complement the different matte range of the shoes. Taking advantage of the irregularities in the overall form of the installation to turn Melissa's NYC store into a kaleidoscope of colors and light. Cladding the complex aluminium structure with diachronic acrylic, the piece changes colour and reflectivity as visitors move around it.
The dichroic acrylic was used in tandem with this cell like structure to take advantage of the variation in panel angles. The dichroic film causes interference in light depending on the angle of view creating planes in a range of color much like light passing through a crystal.
By lighting the pieces from within the large crystalline structures will cast colored light onto the white store using it as a canvas. The installation acts as both a spectacular form and a giant lantern creating a landscape of color, filling the store with an otherworldly atmosphere.
The structure is lightweight compared to its large volume; using the principles of both crystal growth and soap bubbles the piece appears to have grown in the store. Overall the structure is made of over 50 unique cells and over 400 pieces of custom cut aluminum. Although the pieces are all flat they come together to form a complex three dimensional assembly. All of the parts were labeled and the individual cells were pre-assembled off site and then combined in the store.
Nir vena art just unveiled its new collection of art installations, minimalist and really light weighted. They are mimics of the various creatures of the zodiac astrological chart and other well known mystic creature.
But this is no ordinary wire installation. Made into small ; mostly table top sizes, they fit perfectly with the coffee table decorations. The major materials are basic aluminium and copper wires sourced from used appliances, give a fresh use than filling up the landfills.
Wounded, wrapped and packed in intricate standing to produce scaled replicates; with spaces in-between to better express the surroundings while still keeping the focus on them; the art.
Nir Vena grew up around rural Bulgaria , this experience was her inspiration for most of her works. spending most of her teen life in Mountainous Rhodope, inspired her to see magic in all kinds of ancient sanctuaries and otherworldly places.
When not creating beautiful, energetic and mysterious sculptures out of unneeded objects, She participates in mixed media performances, group exhibitions and solo exhibitions around the world.


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Obecnie z dawniej planowanym przebiegiem trasy pokrywają się drogi federalne B10, B28 oraz B35.

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Q: Filtering array of child components In the parent component, I have a state array of child components:
const [myList, setMyList] = useState([]);

setMyList([
    <MyComponent color='blue' />
    <MyComponent color='blue1' />
    <MyComponent color='blue2' />
    <MyComponent color='red' />
])

I display these later on with
myList.map(item => item)

I sometimes might have a large number of items in the list and would like to have a search box that does myList.filter() on the name in the input box.
I have something like this
const itemsToHide = myList.filter(item => !item.props.color.includes(e.target.value));

This correctly gives me the items that do not match the search.
Is there a way to now set display to none to these items?  Or hide them in another way that will not dismount them since when i clear the search box i want them to still be there.

A: Is there a reason to have them in another array? Just checking the condition inside the renderer might be easier. Either wrap your Component in another div
myList.map((item) => {
    const isVisible = item.props.name.includes(searchTerm);
    return (
        <div key={item.props.id} style={{display: `${isVisible ? 'block' : 'none'}`>
          {item}

    )
}

or pass a prop and render your component in the same manner. Don't forget to add a unique key to all the divs though.

A: Just render the items that satisfy the condition:
myList
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 .map((item) =>
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          {item}

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Salt Lake City mayor candidates to debate in televised event Monday
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FILE – David Garbett, Abi Goddey, sitting in for Rainer Huck, David Ibarra, Jim Dabakis, Richard Goldberger, Stan Penfold Erin Mendenhall and Luz Escamilla take part in a Salt Lake City Mayoral debate at the Salt Lake City Library on Wednesday, June 26, 2019.
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SALT LAKE CITY — The jam-packed Salt Lake City mayor's race will be hitting television on Monday.
Eight candidates in the crowded race to be mayor of Utah's capital city have been invited to participate in the first televised debate at noon Monday from the KSL-TV studios. The debate will …read more
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Groups rally against the inland port in Salt Lake City Groups are rallying at the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Building, protesting the inland port through chanting and singing. At least one person was arrested for trespassing. Katie McKellar, Deseret News Deseret News reporter Katie McKellar is reporting that groups are rallying at the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Building, protesting the inland port through chanting and singing. At least one person was arrested for trespassing. I'm here covering another Utah Inland Port Authority protest, where environmentalists and other groups are here to rally against the port. #utpol #utleg pic.twitter.com/obQNOjtokq— Katie McKellar (@KatieMcKellar1) Source:: Deseret News – Utah News
Eight arrested in rally against the inland port in… Salt Lake police and Utah Highway Patrol troopers force protestors out of the building where the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce is located at 175 E 400 South in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, July 9, 2019. Local organizations are joined with national indigenous organizers and land, air, and water protectors to oppose the Utah Inland Port in a rally that started at the Salt Lake City and County Building and later crossed 400 South to the offices of the chamber of commerce. Steve Griffin, Deseret News Salt Lake police and Utah Highway Patrol troopers force protestors out of the…
Federal mediation of Salt Lake City teacher contract… Federal mediation of the contract negotiations between the Salt Lake Education Association and the Salt Lake City School District begins early Wednesday morning. Adobe Stock SALT LAKE CITY — Starting early Wednesday morning, a federal mediator will attempt to work through the impasse in contract negotiations between the Salt Lake Education Association and the Salt Lake City School District. Salt Lake Education Association President James Tobler said he is "optimistic" as the association's bargaining team enters the mediation process. "If they're (school district) at a place they can move any closer to what we're asking, I think we can figure…
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Heat the cherries to 55°C with the Juniper and pass through a sieve.
Freeze it in a small container and scrape it with a fork.
Boil the milk with the honey, yeast and agar-agar, let it cool of and leave it in the fridge over night.
Mix it in a blender until it becomes a smooth cream.
Put a spoonful of the cream on a plate and add about 3 times as much granitée on top and 7-10 pieces of wood sorrel as garnish. Serve cold and fast.
Cherry, cherry lady. Like in this song, today we present you a recipe with frozen cherry from Micha Schäfer.


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