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Die Schlacht von Szőreg am 5. August 1849 war Teil des Ungarischen Unabhängigkeitskrieges und fand am Fluss Theiß im Raum Szeged statt. Die kaiserlich österreichischen und russischen Truppen unter Oberbefehl des Feldzeugmeister Julius von Haynau griffen die ungarische Abwehrstellung im Brückenkopf bei Szöreg an und besiegten die Ungarn unter General Henryk Dembiński in einer kurzen Angriffsschlacht. Die Niederlage war trotz der geringen Verluste für das Insurgenten-Heer schwerwiegend, weil dadurch die Moral der besiegten Truppen untergraben wurde und der Weg zum Entsatz des belagerten Temesvár frei wurde.

Vorgeschichte
Nach den Schlachten um Komorn befand sich die ungarische Hauptarmee unter General Görgey auf dem Rückzug. Der österreichische Feldzeugmeister Haynau besetzte am 12. Juli Ofen und nahm Ende Juli die Verfolgung auf. Er teilte seine Armee (46.000 Mann und 284 Kanonen) in drei Teile und versuchte, die in Szeged wartende ungarische Armee durch seinen dreisäuligen Aufmarsch zum Theiß-Abschnitt zum Ausweichen zu veranlassen. Erstes Ziel war die Aushebung der nach Szeged verlegten ungarischen Regierung und der Entsatz der kaiserlichen Garnison in Temesvár. Das am rechten Flügel vorgehende III. Korps (FML. Ramberg) wurde nach Maria-Theresianopel gesandt. Mit seiner Hauptstreitmacht (IV. Korps, kombinierte Kavallerie- und russische Division) marschierte Haynau ohne Widerstand nach Felegyhaza, wo Anfang August sein Hauptquartier aufgeschlagen wurde.

Am 29. Juli rückte General Mór Perczel mit der Südarmee (26.400 Leute mit 49 Kanonen) in Szeged ein, das Oberkommando wurde an General Dembinski übergeben, der mit seinen eigenen Truppen jetzt über 34.000 Mann und 108 Kanonen verfügte. Dembinski gab die Stadt Szeged auf und beschloss die Armee in eine starke Brückenkopfstellung auf das östliche Ufer der Theiß zurückzuziehen, da er die Bedrohung seiner Südflanke erkannte und eine mögliche Wiedervereinigung mit der Hauptarmee unter Görgey oder anderseits über Baba die Verbindung nach Nagy-Kikinda mit der selbständig operierenden Division Kmety sichern wollte. Das österreichische I. Korps unter Schlick überquerte am 1. August die Theiß bei Neumarkt in Richtung Makó. Am 4. August erfolgte ein erster Zusammenstoß mit ungarischen Truppen unter General János Lenkey, dessen schwache Division (etwa 7000 Mann) versuchte den kaiserlichen Maros-Übergang zu verzögern, um den ungarischen Rückzugsweg nach Arad offen zu halten. Dembinskis Armee hatte sich hinter einer hohen und breiten Dammstellung verbarrikadiert, die sich vom Maros zunächst in südwestlicher und dann in westlicher Richtung bis zum Wald von Szt.-Iván zog, wo sie bis an die Theiß reichte. Hinter der Dammstellung befanden sich die Dörfer Szőreg und Szt.-Iván, die auf einem sumpfigen Plateau erreichbar waren. Die Position des ungarischen 9. Korps (General Aristide Dessewffy) lag in der zentralen Dammstellung vor Szőreg. Das 10. Korps unter Oberst László Gál lagerte am linken Flügel, die Division Lenkei bei Deszka stand nahe Szőreg. Die polnische Legion unter Wysocki stand als Reserve dahinter. Das 4. Korps unter General Guyon, das am linken Flügel Nagykanizsa besetzt hielt, wurde bei Szt.-Iván in Stellung gebracht, wo das österreichische III. Korps den ungarischen Wall zu umgehen suchte. Bei Sombor beobachte eine weitere ungarische Division Schlicks Operationen gegen Szerdahely. Haynau befahl am 4. August seine Hauptmacht in den Brückenkopf von Uj-Szeget zu legen und wollte am folgenden Tag mit etwa 31.000 Mann angreifen.

Die Schlacht
Für den um 16 Uhr geplanten Angriff wurde auf Haynaus Befehl das IV. Korps (FML Liechtenstein) im Brückenkopf gruppiert. Die Division Lobkowitz mit der Brigade Benedek voraus stand links auf der Straße nach Arad, die Brigade Jablonowski wurde rechts abgesetzt. Im zweiten Treffen folgten die Division Herzinger und die russische 3. Division des Generalleutnant Panjutin (12.000 Mann). Die Artillerie-Reserve wurde rechts von der Brigade Jablonowski unter Deckung der Auersperg-Kavallerie postiert. Nach Abzug der Sicherungen wurde die Kavallerie-Division Bechtold mit 22 Schwadronen angewiesen, sich unmittelbar im südwestlichen Teil des Brückenkopfes zu entfalten. Die Truppen, die sich auf den Angriff konzentrierten, zählten etwa 25.000 Mann, darunter 4.200 Reiter und 160 Kanonen. Um den Angriff der Infanterie zu unterstützen, wies Haynau seinen Reiterführer Bechthold am rechten Flügel an, Dembinskis Verteidigungswall bei Guayla zu umgehen. Gegen 15:30 Uhr wurden 3 russische Jägerbataillone und 2 Kavallerieschwadronen ab, um den Wald von St. Ivan zu besetzen. Der Angriff wurde von 6 russischen Kanonen vom rechten Ufer der Theiß vorbereitet und unterstützt. Im Wald sicherten nur zwei ungarische Bataillone ohne Reserven, die sich nach dem russischen Angriff ohne Widerstand zurückzogen.

Generalmajor Bechtold versuchte den ungarischen Wall anzugreifen, aber er fand das Hindernis für seine Reiter undurchdringlich, russische Jäger und österreichische Artillerie, die am Angriff auf den Wald von St. Ivan teilgenommen hatten, mussten die Ausgänge des Waldes verlassen.
Sobald Dembinskis die kaiserlichen Reiterkolonnen wahrnahm, sandte er 100 Husaren durch die am Damm vorbereiteten Lücken gegen Bechtolds Avantgarde zum Gegenangriff vor. Als gegen 17:30 Uhr  Bechtolds Umfassungsoperation noch immer keine Wirkung zeigte, verlor Haynau die Geduld und befahl seiner Infanterie den Damm frontal anzugreifen. Die zur Verfügung stehende Artillerie war vollständig ausgerichtet und erhielt den Befehl zum Bombardement. Auf dem linken Flügel entfalteten sich vorne zwei 12-pfündige Batterien, die 800 Schritte vorgezogen wurden und das Feuer eröffneten. Unter dieser Feuerdeckung marschierte Benedeks Brigade zwischen den Mureş und dem Damm gegen den äußersten rechten Flügel der ungarischen Armee vor. Auf dem rechten Flügel des Brückenkopfes entfaltete sich das Feuer der Artilleriereserve, welche den Kavallerie-Batterien nachgeführt wurde. Die Batterien, die anfangs auf etwa 900 Schritt Distanz zum ungarischen Wall zu schießen begannen, wurden bald auf einer Distanz von 700 Schritten vorgezogen. Schließlich standen 16,5 Batterien mit 99 Kanonen im Feuer. Die volle Konzentration einer solchen Artilleriemasse war nur deshalb ohne Verluste möglich, weil die Sonne hinter der österreichischen Front unterging und die geblendeten Ungarn diesen Aufmarsch erst nach der ersten Salve wahrnahmen. Erst dann eröffneten 50 ungarische Kanonen am Damm ein heftiges Abwehrfeuer gegen den österreichischen linken Flügel. Dembinskis Kavallerie hätte etwas gegen die feindlichen Batterien unternehmen können, wenn sie nicht zusammen mit den Reservebatterien wegen Bechtolds Bewegungen abgelenkt gewesen wäre und zu spät der Gefahr am linken Flügel begegnen konnte.

Die Wirkung der unterlegenen österreichischen Artillerie war so groß, dass bei den Ungarn eine Batterie nach der anderen ausfiel. Haynau befahl den Angriff gegen die Böschungslinie, während die gegnerischen Reiterverbände zusammenstießen. Nachdem Bechtold 4 Schwadronen und 3 Kanonen am Damm bei Gala stationiert hatte, überquerte er den Wall mit 18 Schwadronen. Die Kavalleriebrigade Simbschen stieß in Richtung St. Ivan, hinter ihm ein und links von der Brigade Lederer folgten zwei Batterien. Die linke Flanke von Simbschen kam unter Kanonenfeuer, während sich drei ungarische Husarenregimenter auf Lederers Reiterei warfen. Hinter den Stellungen des ungarischen Korps Dessewffy kam es zu einem halbstündigen Kavalleriekampf mit wechselndem Erfolg, gleichzeitig überquerte die österreichische Infanterie den Walldamm, die ungarischen Husaren zogen sich nach Szőreg zurück. Die Brigade Benedek führte den Angriff gegen die linke Seite des Damms, die Brigade Jablonowski gegen die rechte, gefolgt von Herzingers zweitem Treffen und der russische Division als Reserve. Mehrere ungarische Bataillonen leisteten Jablonowski noch Widerstand, um den Rückzug ihrer Kanonen zu decken. Der Zusammenstoß war kurz und endete mit dem Verlust von 3 ungarischen Kanonen. Dembinskis Armee leistete im Brand geschossenen Szőreg nur noch kurzen Widerstand, bevor sie sich über Deszk nach Bébas absetzte.

Folgen
Der Verlust der Österreicher betrug 45 Tote, 1 General, 3 Offiziere und 191 Mann waren verwundet. Die Russen hatten nur 4 Verwundete. Der Verlust der Ungarn wurden nicht bekannt, österreichische Quellen sprechen von 350 Gefangenen und etwa 400 Toten und Verlusten. General Dembinski, dessen Pferd erschossen wurde, wurde ebenfalls verwundet, aber nicht schwer.

Nach der Schlacht lagerte die Brigade Benedek (nach dessen Verwundung unter Oberst Siegenthal) östlich von Szőreg mit ihren Außenposten in Deszk, von Herzingers Division stand die Brigade Jablonowski westlich von Szőreg. Panjutins Division rückte südlich von Szőreg vor und Bechtolds Kavalleriedivision lagerte in St. Ivan, wo die Verbindung mit dem III. Korps bis Ráckeresztúr hergestellt wurde. Nach der Schlacht von Szőreg war die Vormarsch-Straße nach Arad für die Kaiserlichen offen. Während die italienische Legion unter Alessandro Monti den Rückzug der geschlagenen Ungarn deckte, wurde im Feldlager am 8. August ein Befehl von Kossuth umgesetzt: Der bisherige Befehlshaber Dembinski wurde durch General Józef Bem ersetzt. Dembinski sollte die Verteidigungsstellung vor Temesvar noch zur Abwehr organisieren, bevor Bem am 9. August eintraf.

Literatur
 Wilhelm Ramming: Der Feldzug in Ungarn und Siebenbürgen im Sommer des Jahres 1849, Landerer und Heckenast Druck, Pest 1850, S. 320–330
 Rikhárd Gélich: Magyarország függetlenségi harcza 1848–1849 (Ungarns Unabhängigkeitskampf 1848–1849), Budapest 1882–1889, Band 3
 Mihály Horváth: Magyarország függetlenségi harczának története 1848–1849 [Geschichte des ungarischen Unabhängigkeitskampfes 1848 bis 1849], Pesth 1872. Band 3.
 Rudolf Kiszling: Die Revolution im Kaisertum Österreich 1848 bis 1849, Band 2. Wien 1949.

Weblinks
 A szőregi csata (1849. augusztus 5-én). In: József Bánlaky: A magyar nemzet hadtörténelme. Budapest, 1928–1942. (ungarisch)

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Trump's Medicaid director leaves to join incoming Florida governor's office
By Jessie Hellmann - 01/04/19 03:04 PM EST
The Trump administration's Medicaid director is leaving after less than three months on the job.
Mary Mayhew announced Friday her resignation as the director of the Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMS).
Mayhew said in an email to staff she has accepted a position with Florida Gov.-elect Ron DeSantis Ronald Dion DeSantisDeSantis wants statue of civil rights activist to replace Confederate figure on Capitol Hill Florida couple wins right to plant vegetables in front yard after years-long legal battle Former sheriff running for reelection after suspension over Parkland shooting MORE.
"I appreciate her efforts at CMS and I look forward to continuing to work with her as she uses her many talents to help the state of Florida create a healthcare system that serves the needs of its citizens," Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) administrator Seema Verma said in a statement Friday.
Mayhew joined the administration in October to run Medicaid, the nation's health insurance program for low-income Americans.
She was previously the commissioner of Maine's Department of Health and Human Services, where she oversaw changes to the state's Medicaid program, including requiring monthly premiums and co-pays for services.
She opposed Medicaid expansion in Maine, and will likely push against any attempts in Florida to expand eligibility to more low-income adults.
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We consider the Crew Rostering Problem (CRP) in a freight railway company in Japan, "Japan Freight Railway Company'' (JR-F). JR-F belongs to "JR Group'' including six passenger railway companies and operates freight trains on the lines owned by these passenger railway companies. JR-F covers most of main lines of the passenger railway companies and has to manage their depots of the drivers all over Japan. CRP in this paper is to find rosters of a certain depot provided a set of "pairing'', which is a sequence of minimum job units called "trip'', is given for the depot. The pairings are sequenced into rosters satisfying various constraints. The objective function is to minimize the number of drivers for performing the pairings. We formulate this problem into the Set Partitioning Problem and demonstrate an application of the column generation method to it. As the exact approach to column generation sub-problems needs much computation effort, we employ an alternative approach consisting of four steps. We show results of numerical experiments for instances based on the timetable.
railway track capacity. This track allocation problem is a major challenge for any railway company. Planning and operating railway transportation systems is extremely hard due to the combinatorial complexity of the underlying discrete optimization problems, the technical intricacies, and the immense sizes of the problem instances.
We tackle this challenge by developing novel mathematical models and associated innovative algorithmic solution methods for large scale instances. We present two main features - a novel modeling approach for the macroscopic track allocation problem and algorithmic improvements. Finally, we provide computational studies for real world instances, i.e., the Simplon corridor in Switzerland, and various instances from the literature.
The Vehicle Rotation Planning Problem is to schedule rail vehicles in order to cover the trips of a given timetable by a cost optimal set of vehicle rotations.
The Problem integrates several facets of railway optimization: train composition, fleet management, maintenance planning, and regularity aspects. We model this problem as a multi-commodity min-cost-flow hypergraph problem and solve it by integer programming based heuristics.
The core of our algorithm is the Rapid Branching method which also was successfully used to solve track allocation problems and integrated vehicle and duty scheduling problems. The Rapid Branching method can be seen as a very fast heuristical traversal of a branch-and-bound search tree.
We also present computational results on very large instances of the vehicle rotation planning problem given by our industrial partner DB Fernverkehr AG, which is the largest intercity railway operator in Germany.


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Q: Google Maps Api - Info about road type, number of lanes Is it possible to get info about number of lanes of specific road, or some info about road type, for example if road is an motorway?

A: Google recently launched a Roads API that allows you to get the speed limit of any road. Looks like they don't have any more info than that for now:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/roads/speed-limits

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What is Google Analytics Remarketing?
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One of the most important metrics for us related to digital advertising is the conversion rate. The GA Remarketing tool will help you to show the ads with accurate target to the users visiting your website and will increase your conversion rates.
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What is the difference from Google AdWords Remarketing?
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So, when should I use AdWords Dynamic Remarketing?
For example, you have over 1,000 products you want to advertise, and you want to show banner advertisements to those who view these product pages, but do not buy. We recommend that you should definitely use "AdWords Dynamic Remarketing" if you are sure that you can cope with the integration workload.
If you do not have any team yet to carry out the works you need for a software like Dynamic Remarketing, we recommend you to use Google Analytics Remarketing.
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In biology (the study of life and living organisms) we learn that there are seven processes of life that identify all living organisms. We could also view these as "signposts" to a healthy living organism. These seven signs can be used as a diagnostic tool for assessing the spiritual health of disciples and the local church. This series looks at the seven signs of life in the Kingdom of God. The final message is Nutrition: A Diet That Makes A Difference.
Join us for congregational worship at 10:30 AM.


The last week of the NBA regular season brought a lot of memorable moments. Per usual, the stars brought out their best kicks for one last time this regular season. For some, it was their last hoorah.
PJ went deep into his collection, we saw Kobe's signature line influence in more ways than one, Westbrook upped his game and so much more.
As we look ahead to the playoffs, take a glimpse at the final 10 best KOC from the regular season below.
+ PG drained a game-winning three against the Houston Rockets. It's gotta be the shoes!


You heard his name . . . You felt his evil presence . . . You trembled at the sound of his voice . . . THE EVIL MARQUAID RETURNS!!! Why does Shelly keep glowing? Whats her connection to the evil creature of the deep? Can both Action Cats stop the menace before he destroys the world? Or does this mean one of our heroes will meet their DOOM?! Unless their cosmic friend can save them . . . before its too late, of course!


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You just scored a superhero-sized trip to LA. You and a friend are off to discover the iconic comic book history of DC. Welcome to the Fortress of Solitude: DC's incredible archive library! Closed to the public, most people would need X-ray vision to see inside. But not you! While the archive started out as just a closet in New York in the 1930s, it now houses over 100,000 comics, plus hardcover books, movie props, original artwork and more memorabilia in a Bruce Wayne-worthy vault in Burbank. All of these treasures, including the one that started it all (Superman's first issue!) will be yours to explore. Flights and hotel included!
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Round Two Player of the Week
Rounds one and two of the high school football playoffs are behind us and only two teams in our listening area are still alive. Spartanburg and Gaffney survived the first two rounds and their hopes for a state title remain.
The Spartanburg Vikings beat Spring Valley on Friday night 37-29 to move on to the third round. A big part of the Vikings win was an outstanding offensive performance by wide receiver Tiheim Richardson. Richardson caught 8 passes for 124 yards and three touchdowns in Spartanburg's win on Friday.
Two of Richardson's touchdowns were very hard to make catches that he made look easy.
The Vikings will host Ridge View in the third round Friday at Vikings Stadium.
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The Digital Markets Act
Reggie James / March 30, 2022 /Uncategorized
What is it and what does it mean for the likes of Google, Amazon and Facebook?
Following a major shake-up back in 2018 and the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that forced all companies to look at how they collect and managed data, the EU are flexing their mighty muscle again with the Digital Markets Act.
Due to take effect in 2023, the act is aimed at so called 'gatekeeper' firms. As the names suggests, those companies that dominate and in many cases restrict competition online. The gatekeeper firms amongst others are the likes of Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple.
Last week, Margrethe Vestager, the EU's antitrust chief, got backing in the European Parliament to press ahead with the act.
What's in the Act?
The main areas of the act deal with what the EU regard as anticompetitive practices. It will force the tech companies to change some of their business models to stop what is perceived as creating a monopoly that restricts other players into the market.
The act will have a list of what is acceptable and what cannot be allowed once the bill has been passed and the act becomes law in the EU parliament.
The Act is aimed at large firms, those with a market value of 75 billion euro ($82.4 billion) or 7.5 billion euro ($8.26 billion) in annual revenue within the EU, and at least 45 million monthly end-users and 10,000 yearly business users of at least one core platform.
What is the impact on marketing?
Under the act, Alphabet, the parent of Google, will be restricted to serving ads across multiple platforms, with data that has been collected by any user moving between Google's different services e.g. somebody who is using YouTube and then goes on Google Search, without having explicit consent from the user.
As the Google example above, Meta, the parent of Facebook will not be able to serve ads to a Facebook user who then opens up and starts using Instagram or WhatsApp or any of the company's brands.
Poor old Amazon is already involved in a legal battle with the EU with an antitrust case. It is also inversing revenues through its own paid search. But under its core ecommerce business, under the act it will be stopped form using data obtained from outside sellers and offering customers competing or alternative products.
Apple has been grappling with the EU also over its App Store. The company will have to allow alternatives to its App Store for downloading apps, which many believe is already a monopoly. Apple will also have to allow alternative payment methods other than its own on the App. Currently Apple takes a 30% fee on each transaction.
Given all the furore before the act comes into place and legal battles going back and forth, it seems that the act will go ahead and the finer details may be tweaked as the bemouth of the internet flex their own muscle and argue their case, as is their right to do so.
The bigger concern for advertisers and those that advise them, is what strategy will be deployed to keep front of mind of existing and new customers.
What is clear, is that costs that are incurred by the platforms, will no doubt be past on to the advertisers.
More details of the act can be found here – https://ec.europa.eu/competition-policy/sectors/ict/dma_en
If you would like to learn more about the Digital Markets Act or how it may impact on your marketing, please contact Reggie James at Digital Clarity.


GB Cornucopia has been an avid amateur astronomer, as well as a teacher of astronomy for all of his adult life. He has been a park ranger in Chaco Culture National Historical Park for 30 years. GB first came to Chaco to view the night sky and to study the ancient people's practices of astronomy. He was instrumental in creating Chaco's Night Sky Program and establishing the first astronomical observatory in the National Park System. This has culminated in Chaco being designated an International Dark Sky Park in 2013.
As a park interpreter GB is sensitive to the natural environment and the many cultural issues in presenting complex stories of many different perspectives to the visiting public. There are the findings of researchers encompassing over a century of studies, as well as a tapestry of "myths", stories, and cultural memories that are still very much present in the canyon. GB has lived in the canyon longer than any other Park Service employee, and perhaps longer than anyone who wasn't born there. This has given him a unique perspective on both the long history of people's involvement in the canyon as well as the challenges posed by the modern world. GB's proudest achievement is being able to provide visitors with real knowledge about the history of Chaco while offering an experience of the magical feeling of living in a space that has impacted people for thousands of years.
Rosie Grayburn is an Associate Scientist within the Conservation Department at Winterthur Museum, Delaware. Rosie received an MSci in Chemistry from Imperial College London in 2010, and a joint PhD in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Ghent (Belgium) and Warwick University (UK) in 2015. During her doctoral research she studied the deterioration and conservation of cultural heritage metals: lead, bronze and silver. From 2015 to 2017 she held a postdoctoral fellowship in conservation science at the Getty Conservation Institute, Los Angeles, conducting scientific and archival research into outdoor bronze sculpture conservation, in collaboration with the J. Paul Getty Museum. At Winterthur, Rosie carries out materials and treatment research focused on the decorative arts. Current research includes mercury-amalgam mirrors, and the conservation and identification of silver-plated ware. She is also an Affiliated Assistant Professor within the Winterthur/University of Delaware graduate program in art conservation, where she teaches science to future conservation professionals. A very enthusiastic teacher, Rosie has also held teaching fellowships in the Department of Art History, University College London, and in the Department of Physics, Warwick University. In all cases, she enjoys communicating to a wide range of audiences about applying science to the decorative arts.
Lauren M. Weber is a Lecturer of Theatre in Musical Theatre (Voice) at Baylor University. She has a Master of Fine Arts in Theatre (Musical Theatre) and a Master of Music (Vocal Performance) from Minnesota State Mankato and a certificate from the Contemporary Commercial Music Institute at Shenandoah Conservatory and trained in vocology at the National Center for Voice and Speech. Her undergraduate degree in Music was from the University of Oklahoma.
Lauren's area of expertise is musical theatre, but she also loves to perform jazz, country, and pop. Performance credits include local/regional theatre, opera, and concerts as well as performing as a solo artist with numerous bands in the area.
Additionally, Lauren often serves as Music Director and/or Director on various projects at Baylor and the surrounding community… most recently Baylor's production of Dear Edwina and the Waco Civic's production of the Wizard of Oz. As a lyricist/composer, her children's musicals have been performed in Central Texas, Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
Paul F. Miller has been Curator of The Preservation Society of Newport County, Rhode Island, since 1995. He is a graduate of The John Hopkins University and is a former Getty Scholar at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles. Paul's specialty is in the field of Gilded Age architectural interiors. In addition to multiple restoration projects in Newport and elsewhere, recent exhibitions he has curated include: "Redefining Newport Style, The Interwar Years" (2017), "Portraits of Interiors … Interior Illustrators in Newport Collections" (2014), and "Gothic Art in the Gilded Age" (2010). Paul's most recent publications include: "Lost Newport" (2017), "Alva Vanderbilt Belmont, Arbiter Elegantiarum" in the Journal of the History of Collecting, Oxford University Press (2015) and "Handelar's Black Choir" in the Metropolitan Museum of Art Journal. He has appeared in such documentaries as America's Castles and lectured at the Louvre in Paris, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles and the Dallas Museum of Art.
By popular request, Dr. David A. Smith will return to Brazos Forum to offer closing remarks at the conclusion of Wednesday's programs. David is a senior lecturer in American history at Baylor University where he has won several teaching awards. He received his undergraduate degree from Texas State University, and his PhD in modern American history from the University of Missouri. David is also a book author and writes columns on art, culture, and politics for the Waco Tribune-Herald, the Wall Street Journal, the Dallas Morning News, and many others. He has been featured on numerous regional and national radio shows, and is a much-in-demand public speaker.


Each year since 1969 the La Cañada Flintridge Coordinating Council has presented the Les Tupper Community Service Award to individuals, organizations, and businesses which have given outstanding service to the community. A Student Service Award was later added. These awards are named in honor of Les Tupper, a civic leader who cared deeply about education, youth and enhancing the quality of life in the La Cañada Flintridge community.
This year's award recipients were recognized at a public ceremony at the Von Karman Auditorium at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, our hosts.
Les Tupper Individual Service Award is awarded to an individual with long-term and broad-based volunteer service to La Cañada Flintridge. Volunteerism, beyond job related duties, may be in areas of education, youth activities, cultural pursuits, religious, business, civic or social service. This person brings a positive recognition to themselves and to the community of La Cañada Flintridge.
Les Tupper Organization Service Award is awarded to an organization with long-term and broad-based volunteer service to La Cañada Flintridge. Volunteerism may be in areas of education, youth activities, cultural pursuits, religious, civic or social service.
Les Tupper Student Service Award is given to a student in grade 11 or 12 with outstanding personal attributes and has actively participating in service-related activities that benefit both the school and the community of La Cañada Flintridge.
Les Tupper Special Service Award: On occasion, the Coordinating Council Board of Directors may choose to honor individuals, organizations, or businesses who are found to be worthy of recognition for their contributions to La Cañada Flintridge, but who do not meet the broad-based volunteer requirements set forth in the Les Tupper Service Award Criteria, but rather have shown service in one special area of interest.
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A Road Less Traveled….
By Howard Knoll, Senior Director, Casey Family Programs
Families who take seasonal driving trips often fall into two categories—those who want to get to their destination in the quickest time and those who want to take the "scenic route" and don't consider time something to be conquered.
In philanthropy, it is easy to view ourselves as those who want to get to our destination in the most direct way. We are often knowledgeable about the issues and rely on nonprofit organizations to do the work and show results in a timely manner. This summer, a group of foundations that make up the New York Juvenile Justice Initiative decided to step back, take a "leap of faith," and take a "road less traveled." We asked ourselves this question: "How can foundations create organizational structures that support a youth voice in our work?" We can by engaging youth—so that we can look at particular issues through the lens of someone who has been personally impacted. This is not news to service providers, but it may be a developing area of work for foundations. And engaging foundation leaders so that they can develop that process step in their grantmaking can positively influence their perspectives on grants and awards.
The New York Juvenile Justice Initiative (NYJJI) created a paid internship for a small contingent of juvenile justice-involved young adults who had participated in another internship program run by the nonprofit Exalt Youth. That program taught them to connect with adults and also built their skills and employability. Exalt's infrastructure model was a logical place for us to turn for this project.
Over the course of eight weeks, the seven young people who now made up the Initiative's "Youth Advisory Council" had a demanding schedule of appointments. Using structured questions developed by the Council, interviews were held with key leaders of the child welfare system, fellow foundations, and government leaders.
At the end of the summer, the Council held a meeting with NYJJI at the New York Foundation where we learned their key recommendations. The most compelling ones were:
"The Juvenile Justice System needs to be more open about how to handle youth that are involved in the system. Unfortunately, many leave not understanding the consequences that follow their decisions."
"I personally think…the law of 16-year-olds [being] charged as adults needs to be changed."
"The adults who work with youth should be trained with new skills."
"Underdeveloped communities need to have more family-based programs to help with problems and parent-child relationships."
"More programs where young people can work, learn, and contribute [like] the Youth Council."
What struck all of us was that the Council members zeroed in on prevention (as a key issue and policy reform), "raising the age," and improving the quality of care for youth detained in the juvenile justice system.
What also left an impression was the development of individual Youth Council members over the summer: their confidence and communication skills; learning how to lead and participate in a meeting; working as part of a team and their growing comfort with adults and with diverse points of view. The experience did shape them and several Youth Council members reflected on how it will impact their pursuit of education when they return to school.
The Youth Council sensed what we had been hearing from others: that the juvenile justice system needs to evolve to a more community-based system built on prevention first and services for those young people needing aftercare. Their confirmation of this, through their comments and personal experiences, afforded us an opportunity to consider policy implications and a more long-range view of grantmaking going forward.
We are now considering options to sustain their work through the school year and to build on the lessons learned. As one Youth Council member suggested, "Understand that you are part of a larger change." We are beginning to get there!
Howard Knoll has over 27 years of experience and direct practice with senior-level youth services management. He has worked in community-based settings (21 years with the Stanley Isaacs Neighborhood Center) and workforce development organizations (Arbor Education and Training), combined with his national work as Director of Youth Services Region I at the U.S. Department of Labor's Employment & Training Administration. Mr. Knoll holds a Master's Degree in Social Work and is a 2004 Lewis Hines Award winner for his contributions during his career in youth services.
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You know that familiar red two-lobed heart symbol seen on Valentine's Day cards, bumper stickers, and in confectionery form? Well, apparently that's no heart; that's booty:
The familiar double-lobed heart symbol seen on Valentine's Day cards and candy was inspired by the shape of human female buttocks as seen from the rear, according to a professor of psychology who studied the origin, history and symbolism of the Feb.14 holiday.
"The twin lobes of the stylized version correspond roughly to the paired auricles and ventricles (chambers) of the anatomical heart," Pranzarone said, but added that the organ "is never bright red in color" and its "shape does not have the invagination at the top nor the sharp point at the base."
Pranzarone indicated that the ancient Greeks and Romans could have originated the link between human female anatomy and the heart shape. The Greeks, he said, associated beauty with the curves of the human female behind.
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Rebranding for the New Millennium: Since X-Day, and the arrival of the Xist Pleasure Saucers, the Church of the SubGenius' profile in the fringe cult marketplace has declined somewhat. To counter this, the Church has now selected a new logo.
Personally, I love it. It's very clique-ish, as it represents a secret society (us) where only the *true* SubGenii wiill recognize the logo. The Dobbshead is everywhere, and any moron can (and does) rip it off and use it for whatever. But the "Bob" Icon represents only one thing: SLACK.
Expect to see the new SubGenius Eikon scrawled cryptically in random places, next to muted posthorns, three-fish glyphs and "THIS IS A HEAVY PRODUCT" stickers. And praise "Bob".
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn to Be Tried on Charges of Aggravated Pimping
Society & Culture (tags: Strauss-Kahn, sexualassault, rape, prostitution, pimping, rapist )
- 2178 days ago - theroot.com
Strauss-Kahn was thrust into the media spotlight in 2011 after he was arrested on charges that he sexually abused a maid, Nafissatou Diallo, at a Manhattan hotel. A NYC judge dismissed the sexual assault charges; Strauss-Kahn resigned as head of the IMF.
Barbara Tomlinson (431)
Saturday July 27, 2013, 10:22 am
Pretty clear to ME, at least, that Strauss-Kahn WAS guilty of both rape and assault {brutalizing the maid};
and that the maid, a poor immigrant, was threatened and made to change her testimony...
So this picture is appropriate.
Apparently this PIG {sorry, pigs!} of a "man", treats ALL his sexual "conquests", with brutality...
that's his "thing". Hope he finally gets his, by the LAW...
This is an interesting site, for a Black point-of-view; the Hotel Maid was Black...
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former chief of the International Monetary Fund, will face charges of aggravated pimping in a French court, the Associated Press reports.
Strauss-Kahn was thrust into the media spotlight in 2011 after he was arrested on charges that he sexually abused a maid, Nafissatou Diallo, at a Manhattan hotel. A New York City judge dismissed the sexual assault charges after an assistant district attorney told the court that inconsistencies in the 32-year-old accuser's story made it impossible to defend her. Strauss-Kahn resigned as head of the IMF before the charges were dropped.
Former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn will have to defend himself in a French court on charges of aggravated pimping despite recommendations by prosecutors that the charges be dropped.
Judges investigating the case in the northern city of Lille, [France] decided on Friday to go ahead with charges of aggravated pimping in a group.
The case revolves around an alleged hotel prostitution ring and hinges on whether Strauss-Kahn knew he was partying with prostitutes and whose money was used to pay them. His lawyers have said Strauss-Kahn had attended "libertine" gatherings but did not know that some women there were paid.
A total of 14 people, including Strauss-Kahn, are to be charged with aggravated pimping in a group. A more serious charge of organized pimping was dropped earlier.
Prosecutors in June had asked for the case against Strauss-Kahn to be dropped on the grounds of lack of evidence, though they agreed the others should be charged.
Angelika R (143)
Hope they all get what they deserve. Justice over money, hopefully!
Tamara Hayes (185)
Saturday July 27, 2013, 1:08 pm
I agree with Angie, far to often it's the other way around. Thanks B.
Kit B (276)
Well, that's interesting. I don't believe I have heard of that charge before. Aggravated pimping. Honestly, I'm sure if what Strass-Kahn did was harm a woman or piss off the higher ups. If they don't have the evidence, maybe they should not precede to court?
Yvonne White (229)
The rich are different from you & me..I expect he'll pay off the right people.
Mari 's (1356)
Noted, hope they get him this time. Thanks B
Dorothy N (63)
'... A total of 14 people, including Strauss-Kahn, are to be charged with aggravated pimping in a group. A more serious charge of organized pimping was dropped earlier.
Prosecutors in June had asked for the case against Strauss-Kahn to be dropped on the grounds of lack of evidence, though they agreed the others should be charged. ...'
Uh huh...
I've never heard of that charge either - but he should be rotting in jail for what he did to that poor woman!
JL A (281)
some times justice is slow let us hope it prevails
Sunday July 28, 2013, 12:26 am
That man is a sleaze bucket, he deserves whatever he gets and more
Patricia H. (440)
I agree with JL A.
Ben O (129)
Dominique Strauss-Kahn is an asshole!!!
I just hope justice prevails over $$$ which sadly isn't always the case. POS. Thx BM
Winn A (179)
Sunday July 28, 2013, 12:06 pm
What a poor excuse for a man and a human.
Sandra Penna (135)
Monday July 29, 2013, 8:15 am
hope he will be in jail.
Gloria picchetti (304)
I don't care about DSK but this is weird. He was arrested and had to walk the walk of shame in NYC. Now the same city lets Weiner the exhibitionist run for mayor.
Sheila D (194)
Monday July 29, 2013, 11:19 am
Read and noted. Thank you.
For some reason my comments didn't post...
Go ahead and hate your neighbor,
Go ahead and cheat a friend.
Do it in th name of Heaven,
You can justify it in the end."
The Catholic Church has been getting away theft, torture, murder for centuries - what's pedophilia to them??
They still haven't returned all the artworks gotten in WWII from Nazis and the Jewish people.
They have put themselves avbove any law - including their God's.I really hope there is a Hell - they can skip Purgatory and go straight to the Devil.
Hmm, GGma, Good post, wrong thread! ;-D
[You posted a similar one on the News Item about the Roman Catholic Church in LA, fighting against the Statute of Limitations for Child Abuse!]
Birgit W (160)
Monday July 29, 2013, 1:17 pm
This creep gets away with everything only because of his powerful position. Disgusting.
Debra Tate (17)
Noted! Take him out with the trash because that is what he is! TRASH!! Noted
fly bird (26)
This is a widespread problem. I hope this won't be plea bargained, or something.
Susanne R (236)
From the article: " His lawyers have said Strauss-Kahn had attended 'libertine' gatherings but did not know that some women there were paid."
Yeah. Right. What women in her right mind would have sex with him unless they were a prostitute and being paid handsomely for tolerating the experience?
Kerrie G (116)
Tuesday July 30, 2013, 3:03 am
Noted, thanks.
Aud n (736)
Wednesday July 31, 2013, 11:32 pm
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Photos of new food offerings at Champion Stadium, the spring training home of the Atlanta Braves.
Through the years, ballparks have found ways to put creative spins on classic food offerings like hot dogs and sandwiches.
Champion Stadium, the spring training home for the Atlanta Braves at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort, is doing just that with three new menu offerings for the 2015 season.
Highlighting the new options is the Triple Play, an easily splittable two-pound sandwich featuring three types of meat -- shredded pork, ham and beef. The hefty sandwich is then topped with peppers, onions, shredded cheddar cheese and potato strings.
The latest spin on the classic ballpark hot dog is the Fiesta Dog, a foot-long, all-beef hot dog covered with nacho cheese, chili and shredded cheese and topped with lettuce, tomato and nacho chips.
Finally, the Double Header is a sampler platter of sorts, featuring a mini-bratwurst with sauerkraut and a mini-smoked sausage with peppers and onions. The dish is served with house-made kettle chips.
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While Champion Stadium hosts events throughout the year, the new menu items will only be available for Braves home spring training games, which begin March 4 against the New York Mets.
The three new items are also included with Disney Dining Plan packages.
The Triple Play is a two-pound sandwich with shredded pork, ham and beef, topped with peppers, onions, shredded cheddar cheese and potato strings. It is on the menu for Atalanta Braves spring training games at Champion Stadium at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex.
Available for Atalanta Braves spring training games at Champion Stadium in 2015, the fiesta dog is a foot-long, all-beef hot dog covered with nacho cheese, chili and shredded cheese and topped with lettuce, tomato and nacho chips.
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