Anthony Burgess: I want to ask you a very fundamental question.
Burgess: And before I ask you it, I'm going to answer it myself. In my own terms. This is this: People have asked me, "Why do you write books?" My answer is, "I write books for a living. Because there's no other job I can do successfully or with any measure of expertise." Obviously, you have another kind of living. Therefore, why did you write this book?
Burgess: You didn't write this book for money, did you?
Cavett: No. In fact, I've been told there's no money in books.
Burgess: There is no money in books. It's quite so.
Burgess: No, that's what — Barbara will, Barbara would say something very apposite of all that.
Burgess: Well, yes, quite obviously. No, but nobody, nobody writes books, I think, with the intention of becoming rich overnight. The person who believes he's going to write a bestseller, and be famous and wealthy forever, is very rare. I write books — probably my two friends here write books — because it's a trade. It's a trade we can carry out more or less successfully. We're happy to have made a thing. The only moment of joy we have is that moment when the proof copy comes — you know, when what's between you and the printer, more or less. After that, the thing is launched. It's somebody else's concern. But back to this question.
Burgess: Why did you write this book?
Cavett: I seem to have evaded your question.
Cavett: …rather than the frustration of when you're on television. Everything is sort of off the top of your head. It's ad-libbed. It's about the way you wanted it. Sometimes better than you thought. Sometimes worse. Never quite the way you planned. And I somehow envied writers, the idea that you could get a thing and finish it the way you want it, and then pass it on. And then also to put an end to a certain irritating and repeated questions year after year about myself that people constantly ask me. I think, maybe this will stop that now and I can move onto something else.
Howar: To set the record straight.
Cavett: Is that the answer you wanted?
Burgess: There was another answer I thought you might give. But we all know, and it's repeated in the book, that you are one of the few people alive — perhaps the only person alive — who has read all of Henry James's novels.
Burgess: But it's true. It's true.
Cavett: There may have been some I missed. I think that may have been exaggerated by a journalist.
Burgess: Well, you admit it in this book. Now the point is that I have a feeling that you have a literary ambition.
Burgess: And that this talk show business is a kind of — what's the French word? Pis-aller. It's a second best. But your real ambition is to use words in some permanent form. And this is a shy attempt at showing yourself to be a literary practitioner.
Howar: Exactly, Anthony. He has a very nice use — a command of the English language. And you've got a romance going with it, whether you know it or not.
Cavett: Ain't it the truth?
Cavett: Can't get off that word, can you? When you're exposing.
Howar: And then all of a sudden you writing a book, which is really very revealing. I mean, the jump between — I mean, do you really feel that you might have let ABC down because you didn't expose yourself on the airwaves again?
Howar: And then for Harcourt Brace, you've just let it all show.
Cavett: I never thought how I would write the thing. [Co-author Christopher] Porterfield came up with a way of writing it, which I could never come up with. And I know him to be an organized and talented person. And I thought, "Well, it would be good to work with him on something." And it would be about me, which, of course, is a fascinating subject to me. As Noel Coward once said, "I find the subject endlessly fascinating." He said. But, uh, I don't know. I guess I can't quite answer that. Except that once you get going, the only way to do is to open it up. And the myth of it. It's very hard to be honest about yourself. It turns out to not be so true. In fact, in a way, it's kind of sickeningly exhilarating.
Burgess: You are interested in words, right? You are concerned about words.
Howar: Sounds like the White House Tapes.
Cavett: And they're all very good friends of mine.
Burgess: But this show — this show that I know. The only popular show of that is built on language. Am I right in saying that? It's your aim to build this thing on language.
Cavett: No. You're wrong. It's not my aim. It may have accidentally happened. That my obsession with words has just come out or something. But it's not an aim. In fact, I've never had an aim. Any real aim. But I would like to hear you comment on this. You said that you could never write a book that's very personal. I suggest that maybe you'd find it sickeningly easy to do so. Because haven't we all had the experience of spilling our guts to a stranger on a train? Or in a sidewalk cafe? Am I the only one?
© 2010, Edward Champion. All rights reserved.
The Wanting Seed is a nice novel, Burgess has a wild and humorous imagination.
In the Wanting Seed, Burgess imagines a world in which teeth (not beards) are atavistic, and people are conscripted to fight in meaningless wars as a means of population control. Also, Burgess is the first and only writer I've come across so far who has used the word Steatopygia. Not even Updike could pull a twenty-dollar word like that out of his magic hat.
Tim: Have you read EARTHLY POWERS? If you haven't, you definitely should. (I also seem to be the only guy who digs M/F, which the very sharp Will Self told me was incomprehensible.) As for "pis-aller," I've always understood it to involve a last resort, more of a desperate move. Although your "principled or ethical" condition could very well apply. But I don't think it does in this case.


Before Russia was formed there was a federation of Slavic tribes known as Kievan Rus. There was an old saying that said, "Your tongue will take you to Kiev." This is basically saying that you can ask your way around to be led to your destination. I guess men asked for directions back in the day.
But something like what you described above did exist. It was rather named the Grand Tartaria.
It's the eternal struggle of the "sea civilization" with "land civilization" (Mackinder's Heartland Theory).
Interesting. Thanks for the in-depth replies.


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Expanded street bazaar Saturday
SARAH SOLE, ThisWeek Community News
This year's Historic Dublin Street Bazaar will be twice as big as last year's event.
The free event, hosted by the Historic Dublin Business Association and organized by Chelsea Borough Home, will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 3, along High Street in Historic Dublin.
Historic Dublin Business Association Vice President and Chelsea Borough Home co-owner Christina Wentz said 12 food trucks and 85 vendors will be on site.
Last year's event featured five food trucks and 35 vendors.
The additional vendors mean a wider range of products and more local artists, Wentz said.
"We have a good representation from the Dublin Area Art League, which we didn't have last year," she said.
Wentz said inspiration for the event came from trying to build upon the local business support fostered by the Dublin Arts Festival, which used to be held in Historic Dublin.
Wentz said business association members told her that they had record sales in their stores and restaurants during last year's bazaar.
That first year, Wentz said, organizers anticipated as many as 500 people showing up. About 2,000 attended, making it the largest event sponsored by the business association, Wentz said.
This year she's expecting 3,000 people will attend.
The event would be moved to Sunday, Sept. 4 if there is severe weather Saturday. A notice would be posted on the business association's home page, Wentz said.
Parking is available at Indian Run Elementary School and Sells Middle School. A free bike check is also available at Chelsea Borough Home, 54 S. High St.
Entertainment on the main stage includes John Sherman, David Rice and Mad Maudlin.
The Irish Alley will include crafts for children along with performances by the Shamrock Club Pipes and Drums, among other Irish-inspired performers.
Entertainment is funded with a $4,000 Irish Experience Grant, said Dublin Convention & Visitors Bureau Executive Director Scott Dring.
This is the first year the bazaar received a grant from the program, which was designed three years ago to create Irish experiences and products throughout Dublin, Dring said.
"This is a perfect example of how we envisioned the grant program to work," he said.
ssole@thisweeknews.com

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Our car is a little bigger than the Locost. The Locost is a kit car that is a replica to the Lotus 7. Our Wharton Roadster is 6inches wider and 6 inches longer, making the handling superb. Call us or contact us by email for a quote on your Wharton Roadster.
I'm wondering if he even reads the threads after he posts these?
He has never replied to anyone else's posts. Only his self-promoting posts. According to his Last visited: Sun Dec 20, 2015 4:02 pm. based on Google searches, I think he is trying to build a PR campaign trying to make his hobby, into a business. I think he has no interest in helping any builders or asking for advice.
The Locost is a kit car that is a replica to the Lotus 7.
...is perhaps premature, and would be improved by lurking longer before posting.
In hopes that he does: Mr. Wharton, the Locost is not a kit car and is not a replica of a Lotus Seven. Like your car, the Locost is inspired by the Lotus Seven, but because the Locost is not a kit car (Locosts are built from scratch, and most of them start as a pile of tubing and an idea) it attracts a very different kind of builder than do kits.
Our car is a little bigger than the Locost...Our Wharton Roadster is 6inches wider and 6 inches longer, making the handling superb.
Not sure what specs you're reading for Locost width and length (track and wheelbase?) but if you'd give yours, we could compare it with what various Locosters are building. If you're comparing with Lotus Seven specs (and again, a Locost is not a Lotus Seven replica) Locosts are also typically 6" larger in track and wheelbase, but it's not because wider&longer = handling superber, it's so we can use suspension and drive components from modern cars (we're all out of Nash Metropolitans) and because we're fatter than sporting drivers of the '60s.
For kits and turnkey marketing, I think you'd be better off with USA7s.com...but they have rules and customs too, so lurk over there for a bit before posting, so you don't look like a spammer. To score with Locost builders, you'd do well to offer parts and components for homebuilders. Your clamshell fenders (indeed all your fenders) look good, and I read that a hard top is available (photos?), I'll bet there'd be interest in those.
I've got 2 3/4 builds under my belt; I wonder if I should open the TooBusy Roadster factory.
Thanks for starting this thread in the Supplier's section! This will be a great place to reasonably promote your products and services, and to answer questions about your design!
Folks -- please give the Whartons' a warm welcome!
+1 what Dave Hempy said. Mr. Wharton, your car is bigger than a Locost; what are its dimensions? We generally reference based on the original Ron Champion book for the chassis (e.g. a +442 is 4" longer, 4" wider, and 2" higher than a 'book' Locost) but wheelbase and track help too. Also, a few prices for the parts you sell (if you sell parts) would help, e.g. fenders (clamshell, cycle, and rear) and chassis.
japanese proverb - If you fall down seven times.............stand up eight.
Wharton, Are you more interested in furnishing completed cars or do you plan to offer various components like the very nice looking rag top, or maybe the clamshell fenders ? What rear axle does your build use ? Would be interested in hearing from you. Cheers ! !
Just curious, is your exhaust hard mounted to the frame?
Perhaps the engine is, too.
I had my exhaust mounted solid to the frame, thinking that it would be OK with my solid mounted engine. I was wrong about that and it is now on rubber hangers. Turns out the exhaust changes length as it heats and cools, which I didn't think of.
True, but in this case the exhaust mount appears to have a lot of fore-aft flexibility.
In reply to your question yes we wish to promote our products & services.
Jack McCornack asked for car details.
engine Buick v6 3.8 liter 1978 vintage total rebuild all new parts.
comp cam for faster road work. Carb Edelbrock four barrel.
windshield curved Lexan chicken prove.This car is being fitted with hardtop & gull wing doors in roof for ease of entry.
I did, and the response is appreciated. I'm sure the folks that read this forum will be intrigued--I sure am. You have an original approach there.
We don't have clamshells covered, and yours look quite nice--I'd be happy to point queries your way if the price fits the Locost spirit. And while I'll admit I'm pretty committed to the Kinetic components myself, I think other builders might be interested in your hood/nose combo.
windshield curved Lexan chicken prove.
Pics or it didn't happen. You're a supplier to this industry and shouldn't bullbleep your customers, or potential customers. Windshield failures are a serious risk, and our cars (and presumably yours) are not built to modern safety standards, and honesty is the best policy. I'll be pleased to eat my words, but I've been involved in enough impact and structural testing to doubt your claim. 'Scuse me for being a grouch, but when it comes to safety, a manufacturer shouldn't say what isn't so. Unless you're using an extremely young chicken or an unrealistically low muzzle velocity, I think you're...exaggerating.


I just wanted to thank you Debra for your professional and friendly treatment. When I came to you with a large verruca which was making walking painful you offered different treatments and ensured that the right one was found.
Our feet are not always our best assets, yet they are so important! At this time of the year with warm weather and sandals it is essential that our feet look good and are properly cared for.
I went along to see Debra at Merriefield Podiatry to see just what she could do with my sad looking feet that have been well wrapped up in shoes for many months.
Debra is well trained having started her career as a nurse but then changed to study for a degree in Podiatry at Southampton University. She is also registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and is a member of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists. I knew I was in good hands!
Debra examined my feet first. If you have any pain or problems with your feet she can certainly advise the best solutions. There are also preventative measures of course, and avoiding high heels is a good idea... but at 5' 1" and a peanut, I am not very good at that!


Dreamy, compassionate and watery...15 ways you will be a true Pisces in 2015!
1. Your compassion and affection will shine through on more than one occasion this year, as you bail many of your friends out of their problems, they may have gotten themselves into.
2. However, this is one quality of yours that can cut both ways. Especially when you tend to overdo it - it can work to your own detriment, as you may end up getting too entangled in others' problems..
3. Your circumstances shall be changing rapidly this year, and you will surprise yourself with the pliability and adaptive streak, which shall help you adapt your working style, as required.
5. ….but this can be very temporary, as you will need results and external encouragement to keep you on the right track, or else you may soon lapse into one of your famous self-pitying moods.
6. Nonetheless, you will prove yet again that with the proper motivation, you can do wonders, but you will also realise that you also need to learn to keep yourself motivated and positive.
7. You will be extremely loyal in your relationships, whether it is with your spouse or with friends, and will try to keep the tempo up in your relationships by coming up with out-of-the-box ideas to keep the bond fresh and fun.
9. This shall also put a question mark on your organisational abilities, accountability and responsibility. And, that is why probably you will do well to be more willing to take up responsibility and show the world how sincere and dedicated you can be.
10. Everything that is mystical or spiritual will draw you like a bee to honey, and it is very likely that you shall enrol as a disciple any such course of study or institution.
11. This year, you are also likely to miss out on a golden opportunity, such as a very lucrative job offer, but you will have nothing to blame except your own inertia and self deprecating behaviour – which shall not take you places. Remember, your escapist attitude will work only to a certain extent, and a time will come when you shall have no option but to face challenges head-on.
12. Your temperamental side too may come to the fore, on some occasions, and you may swing between elation and depression like a pendulum. Do learn to stay stable.
14. ...but despite this you may remain indecisive – especially, when it comes to taking an important decision which impacts your own life, you shall be seriously found wanting.
15. Last but not least, this year, too, you shall try your best to strike a beautiful balance between your materialistic and spiritual tendencies – something which no other Sign can do as well as yours in the entire Zodiac.


Our Universe could be one of an infinite number of Universes, and, in its early stages, might have collided with one of these other worlds, according to a recent discovery.
A mysterious 'cold spot' in the Universe is not caused by a massive void, according to a recent paper.
According to the authors of the paper, the most likely explanation for the spot is our Universe, in its early stages, collided with another 'bubble' Universe - so-called because it grows like a bubble out of a vacuum.
The cosmic microwave background (CMB) is a relic of the Big Bang covering the whole sky. By peering into space at great distances, astronomers can look back in time to study the Universe in its early stages.
The CMB is a temperature of 2.73 degrees above absolute zero, -270.43 degrees Celsius, but it has some anomalies. These include the Cold Spot, an area spanning 1.8 billion light years across that was discovered in 2004 and is about 0.00015 degrees colder than its surroundings.
In 2015, a paper claimed the most likely explanation for the spot was a huge void, billions of light years across, containing relatively few galaxies. Now, a team of researchers led by Professor Tom Shanks from Durham University has studied the spot in further detail, and found this is not the case.
Galaxies that are further away have their light shifted to longer wavelengths, an effect known as a cosmological redshift, caused by the expansion of the Universe.
By measuring the colours of galaxies, their redshifts, and thus their distances, can be estimated. These measurements have a high degree of uncertainty, and the new paper used a more precise method.
Now the supervoid theory has been ruled out, the question as to what causes the spot still remains.
The most likely explanation other than a statistical fluctuation is our Universe was involved in a huge collision in its early stages.
"Of the more exotic explanation, an early collision with another bubble Universe could be regarded as the most likely, given that standard inflation theory predicts trillions of such universes," said Shanks.
For this to have been the case, there must be an infinite number of other Universes, a theory known as the 'multiverse' theory. This theory, which has been around for years, says each of these Universes has a different version of reality.
Last year, the astronomer Martin Rees, Astronomer Royal, mentioned the multiverse theory when WIRED met Rees in Tenerife, Spain at the Starmus astrophysics conference.
There are still other possible explanations for the Cold Spot, Shanks says.
The paper was published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.


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Q: Select a specific record from xml record using Postgresql I have a column in my table called data_xml that has records presented like this-
<data user_id="A" user_id_type="1" date="2019-10-31"/>
<data user_id="B" user_id_type="2" date="2020-01-30"/>

I want to be able to pull user_id_type records from the column. I tried using split_part but because the xml data doesnot have a delimiter as seen above I am not sure how to proceed.
Does anyone have a better alternative.

A: You can use xpath() for that:
select (xpath('/data/@user_id_type', data_xml::xml))[1]
from the_table;

xpath() returns a array of all matches, that's why the [1] is needed.

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Q: How to include Python 2.x binaries in a installation One of our projects is working with Python 2.7 code and old libraries written in Python 2.x.
As you know, the support of Python 2.x ends this year. We are planning to re-write all of our entire project, but, meanwhile, we were thinking to include python binaries and the old libraries in our Linux installation. Is it possible? How?
I think that the Windows and Mac installations will work without problems. What do you think?
What is the best way to manage this problem?
Thanks in advance!


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Editor's Choice: The Best Articles of 2019 The Center - As is tradition at Merion West, here are the editor's choices for our favorite Merion West articles of 2019. Erich J. Prince 12/30/2019
The Decline of the Intellectual Dark Web The Left - "…if one truly believes that the better argument can and should win the day, more formidable ammunition will be needed on the part of the Intellectual Dark Web." Matt McManus 12/29/2019
Pope Francis, the Consummate Politician The Center - "From its very beginnings, Christianity has been fond of buddy tales, i.e. stories in which two great defenders of the faith become close friends." Gabriel Andrade 12/28/2019
Sitting Down with the Director of "The Rise of Jordan Peterson" The Center - "I would say the social aspects of making the film were really difficult for me because a lot of my network and friends and social circle is progressive, and, obviously, progressives are not a fan of [Peterson's]." Kambiz Tavana 12/23/2019
A Few Thoughts on Christmas The Center - "If historical debunking is waging a 'War on Christmas,' then we must fire our artillery because, indeed, the story of Christmas has no historical basis whatsoever." Gabriel Andrade 12/22/2019
When Neuroscience Interjects Itself into Debates on Sexuality The Center - "The concept is called 'reverse inference.' It's both neuroscience's greatest ambition, and the origin of its most frustratingly breathless overstatements." Andrew Neff 12/21/2019
The Best Kept Secret of Our Political Divide The Center - "At present, each identity sees the other as its enemy and justifies its own excesses with the excesses of the other, but living in a diverse multi-ethnic democracy means tolerating a certain degree of difference." Samuel Kronen 12/17/2019
Maziar Ghaderi: to Truly Know Jordan Peterson (Part II) The Center - "…what I've noticed with Jordan is that his interactions with this polarization of the Left and the Right—it's actually kind of hardened him. It's made him a little bit more radical. It's made him a little bit more hard-skinned." Kambiz Tavana 12/15/2019
Harold Macmillan, Roger Scruton, and Putting the U.K. Election in Context The Right - "As Matthew Goodwin has repeatedly written, it is easier for the Conservatives to move slightly left on economic issues than it is for Labour to move right on cultural issues." Henry George 12/14/2019


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I would find it difficult to be anywhere around the s o b as arrogant and overbearing the pompos ass is. Behind him might be safer though.
Ed don't forget that he can turn around.
So avoiding the entire area he is in is the best policy.
I Haz A Question January 24, 2023 At 11:51
I've been around people who muzzle their own feet, or even (this actually happened) swing the gun back behind them as they bend over to pick up a dropped cartridge with their support hand. No location is safe around those people.
LampOfDiogenes January 24, 2023 At 11:08
Be careful there, Ed,
Given his corpulence and likely diet, I'm sure he fires from both ends . . . and I'm sure that toxic gases are just as deadly as .45 Long Colt.
You are being rather hard on Alex. Lets face it he is not a gun person that is obvious but look how many "real gun persons" do dumb things and shoot themselves and or other people.
I had a buddy who was twirling a smith .38 revolver on his finger and the gun went off and he shot his clock off the wall. I asked him if he was trying to make time fly.
I had another buddy that brought me a blown up Remington 700. I asked him how this happened. He said "Dang if I know I went according to the loads in the Lyman loading manual". I said "I have a lyman manual right here, show me what load you used". He took the manual and pointed to a load and said "There is the load, its right here in the book, I started with this maximum load and worked up from there". I then immediately downed a bottle of prosaic.
I had another buddy drop his loaded shotgun onto the kitchen floor. It was an old double barrel of unknown make that had seen better days during the turn of the last century. The shotgun went off and put a charge up through the bottom of the cabinet that held his wife's dishes. The door blew open sending broken dishes in every direction. The cat jumped two body lengths off the floor, made a 90 degree turn and lit off for parts unknown. I was hot on the heels of the cat.
Suck My Armbrace ATF January 23, 2023 At 22:06
It's ALEC not Alex, pay attention! And you may want to reevaluate your "buddies"
It says a lot about Dacian if those were his buddies. 3 Darwin Award nominees.
O me of little faith January 24, 2023 At 07:13
Actually it's Alex, short for Alexander, his given name. Alec is a cutesy name he gave himself and is not a derivative of Alexander.
Because for many people it's more about the fact Baldwin is anti Trump than about the incident in itself.
jethro the janitor January 23, 2023 At 23:00
Your father was the gunsmith, not you. If those stories actually happened they were told by him and you, as usual, lie about it, dacian.
How empty your life must be to have to live through fantasy.
shut up dacian.
first, you don't have any 'buddies'
second, these 'buddy' stories you are relating are invented stories you copy-n-pasted from another gun blog comments.
There's buddies and then there's butties!
Rusty - Always Carry - Chains January 24, 2023 At 01:45
The truth ain't in him. Frankly, he is so Foxtrot Oscar Sierra that there is no room for anything else which explains why he spews forth like a drain that suddenly has loads of back pressure.
MADDMAXX January 24, 2023 At 01:46
Word of advice, Do not quit your day job, Seinfeld you are not…
You're looking at his day job.
dacian the demented dips***.
So, these are examples of your 'gun buddies', that exemplify that even 'gun people' can have 'accidents'??? PURE, CLASSIC dacian idiocy – not one SINGLE on of these people was a 'gun person', they were ignorant, unschooled idiots, exactly like you. Their 'accidents' resulted from UNSAFE GUN BEHAVIOR, which no TRUE 'gun person' would engage in.
I would thank your for disclosing that your continuing lies about your 'gun knowledge' are the purest fabrication, but . . . we all already knew that. You know sweet f*** all about firearms, and most of what you CLAIM to know is errant bulls***. Fornicate thyself vigroously with a telephone pole, wrapped in barb wire and lubricated with battery acid, you lying s***bag.
Those are gun morons lil'd.
You need to look NO further than the company they keep. 🤪
You certainly paint gun owners with a WIDE brush. In fact, the same one used on morons.
But, not surprising, coming from scum like you.
Ben Dover January 23, 2023 At 18:18
I'll be behind him in prison.
is that you dacian?
Ron January 23, 2023 At 22:18
That's what I want to see. The look on his smug face when he's in state prison getting pounded by bubba.
It'll never happen of course, because even if the worst should happen to him he'll somehow magically end up in a federal white collar prison. But I'm reality he will never do any actual time behind bars and only have to pay some fines and maybe house arrest.
State court action, state court prison. Can't go to federal prison without fed law conviction.
well, he did say "magically"
"somehow magically end up in a federal white collar prison"
Despite being an arrogant prick, Alec Baldwin is unlikely to be convicted. Under criminal law, he had the right to 'rely' on the experts he hired, both of which assured him it was a 'cold gun'.
Because it was a close-up, they use 'dummy' rounds that are indistinguishable from live rounds, that's why the production company hired the experts to ensure safety.
Unfortunately, the 'experts' were sad sacks who were negligent in discharging their duties. I understand the only other production Hannah had been involved with, she lost her job because Nicolas Cage walked off the set after she had an inappropriate discharge of a firearm.
I think she'll do time in a state prison.
Regarding your wish for federal prison time for Alec, as a consolation prize you may note these four individuals who will be enjoying it an extended stay as a guests of the Federal correctional system:
"Four Oath Keepers Found Guilty of Seditious Conspiracy Related to U.S. Capitol Breach
Defendants Also Convicted of Related Felony Charges
Four members of the Oath Keepers were found guilty today by a jury in the District of Columbia of seditious conspiracy and other charges for crimes related to the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Their actions and the actions of others disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress that was in the process of ascertaining and counting the electoral votes related to the presidential election.
According to the evidence at trial, in the months leading up to January 6, these defendants and their co-conspirators plotted to oppose by force the lawful transfer of presidential power, including by amassing an armed "quick reaction force" on the outskirts of the District of Columbia. The defendants – Roberto Minuta, 38, of Prosper, Texas; Joseph Hackett, 52, of Sarasota, Florida; David Moerschel, 45, of Punta Gorda, Florida; and Edward Vallejo, 64, of Phoenix, Arizona – were leaders and associates of the Oath Keepers organization. In addition to the seditious conspiracy count, all four were found guilty of conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of an official proceeding, and conspiracy to prevent Members of Congress from discharging their official duties. Hackett was also found guilty of destruction of evidence."
Now do one about the antifa members charged for domestic terrorism in Atlanta.
Fascinating the double standards you carry.
"Under criminal law, he had the right to 'rely' on the experts he hired, both of which assured him it was a 'cold gun'."
Under the law the one holding the gun when it goes bang and sends a bullet down the barrel is the one responsible – and it is their responsibility to make sure the gun does not go bang and send a bullet down the barrel in situations that are not legal.
Its simply amazing, the ignorance you display on most everything with trying to dance around subjects with semantics and 'sounds right' wording and your lack of knowledge of context and your confirmation bias and inane comments.
Now do the ANTIFA armed insurrection and mass murder attempt that was recently stopped.
Your ANTIFA buddies – you kinda missed saying a word about them though didn't you.
MinorLiar,
For a change, rather than subjecting you to the abuse you EARN, I am going to offer you some friendly advice . . . do not venture to offer 'expert' legal advice. You are FAR too stupid, uneducated, and brainwashed to make it even marginally viable.
Stick to "opining" about politics, policy, and economics. Oops, wait. You're equally incompetent at that, aren't you? Tell us, MinorLiar, is there ANY subject you actually know something about??? Nah?? Didn't think so.
Well, feel free to offer your EXPERT opinion on being a lying, Leftist/fascist propagandist. On that topic, your expertise is unassailable.
"Now do the ANTIFA armed insurrection"
Oh wow, did I miss another failed insurrection? Did some disenchanted Utes attack the Capitol of the United States of America during a joint session of congress certifying our constitutionally mandated presidential election, how did I miss that?
Oh, you're talking about the failed violent protest down in Atlanta…
I understand the 'woke' police in the blue city of Atlanta arrested several people and have pressed serious charges.
Republicans are the kings of false equivalence, entertaining again!
Speaking of equivalence, here's some news:
"A lawyer for former Vice President Mike Pence discovered about a dozen documents marked as classified at Pence's Indiana home last week, and he has turned those classified records over to the FBI, multiple sources familiar with the matter told CNN."
So now pence, biden and Trump should be in prison? Or just Trump?
It's fascinating to watch your hypocrisy in action, miner.
"Because it was a close-up, they use{sic} 'dummy' rounds that are indistinguishable from live rounds,"
If the rounds truly were "indistinguishable", then how would anyone know the true type of the rounds?
Considering Donald Trump is the only one who defied a federal subpoena for the classified records, filed fraudulent affidavits attesting that all the classified documents had been returned to the national archives when he knew that they had not, and publicly claimed ownership of the classified documents that were rightfully the property of the United States government, Trump should be charged under the espionage act.
Regarding the two VPs, shoddy work by their aides does not create a crime, and both of those individuals volunteered the discovery of the documents and immediately returned them to the government.
I can understand that you Republicans have difficulty understanding the nuances of the situation, I'm hoping that my words here may help you discern the difference.
Read the Espionage Act whiner.
The crime is in removing the documents, PERIOD. Cooperation after the fact has ZERO to do with whether or not charges should follow.
Also, funny how the ONLY person who has the ability to declassify those VERY docs is precisely the one you want charged.
Such a good little Fascist you are whiner.
Thanks for the laugh though. 🤣
Erik January 23, 2023 At 18:19
Baldwin has more confirmed kills than an entire NRA convention.
Hollywood and the video game industry should swear off violence and firearms. But the same anti gunners are making buckets of money off the violence and firearms.
And money trumps convictions.
Montana Actual January 23, 2023 At 18:41
Wait, there are people supporting him?
Hollywood is so fucken dumb.
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one bullet, two victims. Hey Alec, movies usually use CGI for that effect.
i would hope the only premier of Rust you see will be what you see on those bars of a jail cell. But unfortunately you probably will not see a jail cell, and haven't even been taken into custody like us mere mortals out here would have been. However, I already know that at some point in your future one night right before you drift off to sleep you will play this over in your mind and realize you did pull the trigger and did not check the gun like you should have before accepting it then its going to hit you that you are responsible. You may be able to fool some of the public and escape their scorn, but you will never be able to escape you.
Your joking right.
He is a movie star. Movie stars have to be a bit narcissistic.
I'm guessing he puts the full blame on whomever handed him a loaded gunm, and in away I do too.
For instance if I were to hand you a gunm knowing that you were going to point it at someone and possibly pull the trigger I'd damn sure make sure that it was loaded,,,,,,errr I mean unloaded.
No, now dont go looking to see if it is or not I've checked it already.
Trust me :>)
Legally, he puts the blame on who handed him the gun.
Publicly, he puts the blame on who handed him the gun.
Privately, to others he may also put the blame on who handed him the gun.
In private to himself, he knows he is responsible even if he denies it to himself.
Its a matter of semantics to him, that's the game left-wing liberals play with their self and others – semantics. It's not "he had rearward pressure on the trigger like he actually did and thus literally pulled the trigger in terms of the gun firing mechanics" – Its a matter of semantics of "I did not pull the trigger" because he didn't squeeze/jerk the trigger back in a dedicated pull – see the difference, its semantics games.
Notice how no one in MSM is questioning the fact visible in many of the pictures, and by his own demonstrations in interviews, that his finger was inside the trigger guard. Sure, he could say anything about that – but when you look at the actual gun and how it operates and is designed to operate, when you look at what the experts say, when you look at the FBI testing (the experts and FBI conclusions being the trigger had to have been pulled) the only conclusion is there is no way this gun could have fired by simply pulling the hammer back and releasing it like he claims as this gun can only fire if there is pull pressure on the trigger. He literally pulled the trigger, maybe not in his semantics view, not possibly, but in reality he literally pulled the trigger.
Booger Brain you are one of the star hypocrites of this forum. If Alec was a pro-gun person you would right now be defending him to the death and everyone here knows it.
dacian. If baldwin had been an anonymous gun owner who accidently shot another party you would be screaming for his blood.
Julio January 24, 2023 At 07:16
Yup. Narcissist. He probably didn't even have to act much during this scene.
BREAKING!
Another mass shooting event in California. 7 dead at a farm and another business. Perp turned themselves in.
Suspect is a 67 year old of Asian descent.
https://nypost.com/2023/01/23/7-dead-in-half-moon-bay-shootings-suspect-arrested-reports/
I defy anyone to show me a case where murder was stopped by gun control. Anyone.
the gun control is working extra hard this week and being super duper effective.
fact: you can not legislate away human behavior mental illnees. its not the guns stupid, its not millions of law abiding gun owners having a right to have guns. its mental illness you idiots.
"fact: you can not legislate away human behavior mental illnees"
By that rationale, society should abolish all laws as ineffective.
"its mental illness you idiots"
Yes, that's the problem, the mentally ill have easy access to firearms, I'm glad you are beginning to comprehend the issue.
I'm glad you are finally beginning to realize that gun control applied to the law abiding is tryanny and wrong.
There is no "beginning to comprehend the issue". You have not been paying attention. Overall, the pro-2A/Gun communities and all of the associated 'organizations' have been seeing and saying this for the last 40 years. You and your fellow anti-gun have not been listening, all you wanted to do was 'attack' the rights of law abiding gun owners and ban guns.
If you and your fellow anti-gun had been listening and actually addressing the problem of mental illness instead of wasting your resources and time on attacking people who have done nothing wrong and most likely will not and trying to remove their rights – maybe you could have prevented some of these isolated cases of tragedy and horror. This is the fault of the anti-gun, 'we' tried to tell you and you would not listen.
Its not any access to firearms that caused this, its the mental illness – they probably would have figured out a way to harm people even without firearms so intent was the mental illness driving them. Knife attacks, bombs, mass poisoning, even physical attacks with other weapons, they would have figured out something even if they did not have a firearm.
Gee, MinorLiar, here's a wild-ass, crazy thought. How about we stop all this bulls*** 'Minority Report' nonsense of trying (continually ineffectively) to 'identify and prevent' POTENTIAL mental illness, deal with ACTUAL mental illness as the laws of ALL 50 states ALREADY permit, by commitment proceedings requiring full due process, and PROSECUTE CRIMINALS, whether 'insane' or not, for ACTUAL, CRIMINAL behavior? Sounds radical, just relying on the justice system that . . . actually worked for hundreds of years (with, yes, some abuses . . . so tell me there are no abuses in 'woke' Cook County).
Oh, and go be a lying, Leftist/fascist propagandist somewhere else; that schtick got boring ages ago.
Prndll January 24, 2023 At 13:35
Firearms have nothing to do with it.
The mentally ill are allowed to roam freely among the general population with no oversight, restraint, or medical care.
True mental illness and human behavior cannot be legislated away.
But, many mentally ill people can be helped and controlled via medication and therapy, Ignoring and doing nothing to help the mentally ill is not working.
I like Asians, they eat less grease then other Americans and taste better.
Only a possum would talk about eating Chinese and not be referring to the restaurant down the street.
but an hour later aren't you hungry again?
SemperFido January 24, 2023 At 06:29
When I was in Fleet and used to bang Asian hookers I would get horny again an hour later
SAFEupstateFML January 24, 2023 At 09:28
Watch the black syphilis there devil, quarantine sucks.
DinWA January 24, 2023 At 02:15
Moff Gideon in a different suit!
Considering Baldwins left-wing liberal privilege arrogance, this was a hate-crime. Baldwin hates anyone who isn't him.
FormerParatrooper January 24, 2023 At 05:30
600 plus episodes of Gunsmoke and no one was shot.
Baldwin should have based his movie on something that worked, safely.
Baldwin must have been one of those kids at a high school party that you could hand something to with a "dude, drink/take/smoke this" and he, longing to belong, would.
There isn't a single actor/actress I would want anything to do with. I would be happier not being around them at all.
Andrew Lias January 24, 2023 At 13:54
Hahaha, you guys seen the Alec Baldwin Moms Demand Action poster yet?
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This famous farce tracks the progress into disaster of a rather bad play, seen both onstage and backstage.
Michael Frayn's play never misses a trick. Its first act is a pastiche of traditional farce; the second, a variant on it; the third, an elaborate undermining of it. A touring company rehearse Nothing On, a conventional farce.
Mixing mockery and homage, Frayn heaps into this play-within-a-play characters and situations in a hilarious mêlée. We see the onstage farce and also revealed is the farce behind the scenes in the astonishingly ingenious middle act. Cheery char, outraged wife and squeaky blonde — voices rise and trousers fall.
Monday 22nd at 7.30pm in the bar — Keith Thompson explains why Frayn's play works so well on stage.
Tuesday 23rd at 7.30pm in the bar — Dr. Cindy Lawford talks about Frayn and his very English farce.
Wednesday 24th after the show — The audience's opportunity to ask the cast and creative team about the play.
Monday 22nd February 8.00pm Show Talk at 7.30pm: Director Keith Thompson explains why Frayn's play works so well on stage.
Tuesday 23rd February 8.00pm Show Talk at 7.30pm: Dr. Cindy Lawford talks about Frayn and his very English farce.


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The families of Iran's World Cup soccer team have been threatened with imprisonment and torture if the players fail to "behave" ahead of the match against the USA on Tuesday, a source involved in the security of the games said.
Following the refusal of Iranian players to sing the nation's national anthem in their opening match against England on November 21, the source said that the players were called to a meeting with members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
The source said that they were told that their families would face "violence and and torture" if they did not sing the national anthem or if they joined any political protest against the Tehran regime.
The players sang the anthem before their second game against Wales last Friday, which saw 2-0 victory for Iran.
The source, who is closely monitoring Iran's security agencies operating in Qatar over the World Cup period, said that dozens of officers from the IRGC had been drafted in to monitor the Iranian players who are not allowed to mingle outside the squad or meet with foreigners.
"There are a large number of Iranian security officers in Qatar collecting information and monitoring the players," the source said.
Carlos Queiroz, the Portuguese coach of Iran's national team, met separately with IRGC officers following their threats to Iranian players and their families, the source said.
The source did not say what the content of that alleged conversation had been. Queiroz has said Iranian players can protest at the World Cup, but only within FIFA regulations.
The players, the source said, had been promised "presents and cars" ahead of the England game but the regime, the source alleged, had switched to threatening players and their families after the humiliation of the team's refusal to sing their national anthem.
"In the last game against Wales, the regime sent over hundreds of these actor supporters in order to create a false sense of support and favor amongst the fans. For the next game against the U.S, the regime is planning to significantly increase the number of actors into the thousands," the source said.
Iran and the US play each other on Tuesday in a crucial Group B match.
Iran is appearing at this World Cup under the shadow of domestic turmoil. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Chief, Volker Turk, has said that the country is in a "full-fledged human rights crisis" as authorities clamp down on anti-regime dissidents.
Inside Iran's third month of protests as regime steps up deadly crackdowns
Protests, referred to by experts as the most significant since the establishment of clerical rule following the 1979 Iranian Revolution, have rocked Iran in recent months and threatened the country's regime, which has been in power for more than 40 years.
The movement was sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman who died after being detained by Iran's morality police, allegedly for not abiding by the country's conservative dress code. Iranian security forces have unleashed a violent response.
On Sunday, Iran state media called for the US to be kicked out of the 2022 World Cup after the United States Soccer Federation changed Iran's flag on its social media platforms to show support for protesters in Iran.
The federation had temporarily displayed Iran's national flag on its official Twitter, Instagram and Facebook accounts without the emblem of the Islamic Republic. A now-deleted graphic of the Group B standings posted on Saturday displayed the Iranian flag only bearing its green, white and red colors.
US Soccer told CNN on Sunday that it wanted to change the official flag for 24 hours to show "support for the women in Iran fighting for basic human rights" but always planned to go back to the original flag.
The change "was a one-time graphic," US Soccer told CNN. "We have the main flag on our website and other places." The emblem is currently back on the flag on US Soccer's social media channels.
A spokesperson for the State Department told CNN it did not coordinate with US Soccer in the sporting body's decision to change Iran's flag on its social media accounts to show support for protesters in Iran.


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Q: how to make dropdown keep open on hover and disappear when leave it i really need help. i tried but it is still not working. i want to make a dropdown menu that will appear on hover and will disappear when leave that dropdown.

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So, i just want to make that gray div disappear when i move my mouse leave the navigation-menu class
my problem: i have to move the mouse to the gray div first to make the gray div disappear. all i want is make the gray div can disappear without have to move the mouse to the gray div first

A: There are much better design options for you to look forward to, to get what you want. But if you just want to stick to the current layout and design, I would make a couple of changes to get what you are looking for.
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Le centre de transfusion sanguine des armées Jean-Julliard (CTSA) est un établissement de transfusion sanguine créé en 1945 et placé sous l'autorité du ministre des Armées. Il a pour mission de collecter le sang et ses composants et de préparer, conserver, distribuer et délivrer aux armées les produits sanguins labiles qui leur sont nécessaires.

Activité
Il approvisionne en produits sanguins labiles, en fonction des besoins, les hôpitaux des armées et les autres structures de soins relevant de l'autorité ou de la tutelle du ministre de la Défense ou du ministre chargé des anciens combattants.

Ce centre prépare également des greffes : cellules souches hématopoïétiques, greffes de peau.

Ce centre est situé à Clamart, à côté de l'hôpital Percy, spécialisé dans le traitement des brûlés et des irradiés. Il possède un site à Toulon, au sein de l'hôpital Sainte-Anne.

L'une des spécificités de ce centre est de préparer du plasma cryodesséché sécurisé par amotosalène appelé PLYO (plasma lyophilisé) ou FLYP ( plasma, pour les anglo-saxons) qui peut être conservé deux ans entre +2 et + donc non congelé contrairement aux autres plasmas utilisés partout en France. Il peut de ce fait être transporté partout dans le monde, en tout temps et toute circonstance. Il se reconstitue très rapidement en moins de 6 minutes. Toutes ces qualités le positionnent comme le plasma idéal de l'urgence hémorragique grave. Depuis de nombreuses années, il est régulièrement utilisé en opérations extérieures et peut aujourd'hui, sous certaines conditions, être utilisé en secteur civil. Seule, dans le monde, la Croix-Rouge allemande prépare ce type de plasma, mais il n'est ni sécurisé par amotosalene, ni universel pour le groupe sanguin.

Place dans le dispositif national français de transfusion sanguine
Auparavant intégré dans le maillage territorial des établissements de transfusion sanguine, piloté par l'établissement français du sang dans le cadre du schéma d'organisation de la transfusion sanguine, le CTSA en a été détaché en 2011. Il peut toutefois sous conditions conclure avec ce dernier des conventions sur la collecte du sang et de ses composants ainsi que leur préparation, leur stockage, leur cession et leur échange.

Le CTSA destine ses produits au soutien des forces et plus particulièrement les forces projetées mais aussi les HIA parisiens et de Toulon. Sauf circonstance particulière, il est autorisé à collecter les produits sanguins uniquement en milieu militaire Ses besoins sont relayés par voie de presse, des blogs ou le réseau défense. Il n'est pas autorisé à faire publiquement appel aux dons de sang.

Notes et références

Liens externes
 Présentation du CTSA sur le site defense.gouv.fr
 Liste et caractéristiques des PSL, Décision du 20 octobre 2010, voir section 4, 4-1
Produits sanguins labiles, JORF, Décision du 16 mai 2012
Modification de la liste des PSL du 25 février 2013

Médecine militaire
Santé militaire en France
Laboratoire de médecine
Organisme de recherche
Association ou organisme lié à la santé en France

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Matthew provides a 45 minute show which is filled with magic tricks, fun and a magical game show!


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Why Can't McDonald's Get People Excited About the McPlant?
McDonald's meat-free burger isn't a huge seller in test markets.
It actually looks pretty good
Screenshot: YouTube (Fair Use)
When it comes to plant-based offerings in the fast food landscape, it seems like the Golden Arches is taking a pretty slow approach, doesn't it? Burger King released the Impossible Whopper all the way back in 2019. White Castle arrived even earlier on the scene with the Impossible Slider. Lots of chains followed suit. But years later, in 2022, McDonald's doesn't have a similar nationwide offering yet. While the McPlant burger is currently being tested at over 600 locations, Restaurant Business reports that it might not be going as well as McDonald's hoped. An outside analyst cited by RB notes that some locations in the Dallas and San Francisco markets appear to sell about 20 McPlants per day, but rural locations in East Texas only appear to be selling three to five. Why are these numbers so low?
McDonald's Shrinks Its Restaurant for the Digital Age
Let's make crustacular fried chicken in a cast iron skillet
Popeyes' Cajun turkey is tastier than whatever you're roasting this Thanksgiving
The McPlant isn't a hit for McDonald's (yet)
For the volume I imagine a local McDonald's pushes out every day, these McPlant numbers seem paltry overall. When I think through my own dietary preferences, the disappointing sales figures start to make more sense.
Let's use Burger King as a reference, since its plant-based offering has made the biggest splash of any fast food chain in the last three years. I've had a few Impossible Whoppers during that time period, but what I've noticed over the years is that I'll always end up picking a regular beef Whopper if I think about it for too long, and end up opting for the latter much more than the former. I really enjoy the plant-based version, so why don't I order it more often?
Plant-based meat is missing the crucial crave factor
For me, it all comes down to this: I just don't crave an Impossible Whopper. When I do order one, it's because I have made a point to actively remind myself to do so, and that's usually for some specific reason like curbing my meat consumption a touch that week (sometimes I eat a bit too much meat). Because of this, the Impossible Whopper has never become a habitual or go-to order.
When the Impossible Whopper debuted, it was pitched to customers as sort of a challenge. "Try it and see for yourselves: it tastes exactly like beef!" The angle was to try to convince meat eaters (like me) that switching over to a beef substitute wasn't so bad, right? Right—but that's not quite good enough to create new ordering habits.
After eating both Whoppers side by side, the Impossible just didn't offer the flavors I seek out in my Burger King sandwich. Is there maybe a slightly different seasoning blend designed to complement the plant-based version? Is it the natural umami aromas offered by red meat that beef substitutes still lack? Maybe it's that ever so slightly rubbery texture that fake meat can't seem to shake. I'm still trying to figure out why a pretty damn good facsimile can't quite sway my tastebuds just yet.
Fast food is all about familiarity
If I'm at a fast food restaurant that serves both beef and vegan burgers, I'll opt for meat nearly every time, despite my efforts to cut down on it. I'm guessing there's some psychology at play here. If I'm at a fast food restaurant, it's because I deliberately sought it out to place an order for a burger (or nuggets) and fries. My appetite is seeking what it's already familiar and most comfortable with.
At an all-vegan fast food restaurant (more of which are popping up every year), I'll happily order a plant-based burger and not think twice about it. Too many choices really fuck with my head, which means I almost always fall back on old standards. At McDonald's, that means a Quarter Pounder Deluxe.
If McDonald's is aiming for a waffling omnivore like me, it'll be a hard sell because it's competing against its own offerings, which can undercut demand for the McPlant. As with the Impossible Whopper, strict vegans can't eat it, so it's already shrinking its customer base.
Why the McPlant might not succeed in certain markets
There's always variation in regional demand for certain types of fast food items. When McDonald's debuted Sweet Tea nationwide in 2008, for example, it wasn't already a staple of the Midwestern diet, as it is for many Southern states, so customers weren't necessarily demanding it. It could be the same thing with plant-based meat: in areas of the country where meat is more of a staple, there might not be any reason to try plant-based. It might even seem laughably unnecessary.
But just because some test markets are lukewarm doesn't mean these meatless offerings are failures. It all comes down to the quality of the product, and whether it can sway enough customers to order it regularly. This morning I had my very first Impossible breakfast sandwich from Starbucks, which involves an Impossible breakfast sausage patty, fried egg, and cheddar cheese on a ciabatta roll. I was shocked to find it was absolutely delicious. Like, I want another one right now. Why didn't you guys tell me about this thing sooner?! (Oh wait, you did.)
If you had told me that it was real sausage I would have immediately believed you. It was that convincing. The seasoning was spot on, peppery and sagey. The texture was as spongy as any ordinary ultra-processed patty, and there's no equivalent menu item that uses beef—so now I'm actively craving this meatless sandwich, and I'll order it again. That's how it's got to happen with other meat-free offerings, too.
Is the McPlant a bust?
Will McDonald's scrap the nationwide rollout of the McPlant because of some lackluster test markets? No way. It's in too deep now; some international markets are serving the McPlant already.
But what I think the negative press will result in is a careful inspection of the McDonald's marketing budget. If only a dozen units of the McPlant are selling at any given location, that will tell McDonald's as much as any market research can—there's no reason to go the disastrous route of the Arch Deluxe and overvalue the input from focus groups.
You'll soon see the McPlant at a location near you, I'm sure. But it's still unclear whether McDonald's will be all that excited to tell you about its arrival.


Social anxiety disorder is a form of medically serious anxiety that triggers a number of disruptive or dysfunctional symptoms in social situations that most people find manageable, harmless, or even pleasurable. Mental health experts also sometimes refer to the condition by the alternate name social phobia. Numerous sources indicate that people who experience bullying during childhood or adolescence have increased risks for developing social anxiety disorder. In addition, according to the results of a study published in 2010 in the journal Psychological Science, some people bully others in response to emotional pressures caused by the presence of social anxiety.
Some people only develop medically serious social anxiety during specific types of social situations, such as public speaking or meeting unfamiliar people, the National Institute of Mental Health explains. However, some people develop a more widespread form of anxiety that appears in a range of common or everyday social situations. Whether the trigger comes from a single situation or multiple situations, people affected by the condition develop symptoms that frequently include an inability to speak clearly, unusually high sweat production, facial flushing, nausea, and uncontrolled muscle tremors. Generally speaking, teenagers and adults with social anxiety disorder know that their responses to stressful situations don't make logical sense; however, despite this knowledge, they feel unable to control their behaviors. As a result of this lack of control, affected individuals often live in extreme fear of embarrassment, humiliation, or ridicule.
Bullying is a general term for a group of behaviors designed to intimidate others and establish physical or psychological dominance. Specific forms of bullying behavior include physical intimidation or assault (punching, kicking, pushing, etc.), verbal intimidation or assault (teasing, threatening, making hateful statements, etc.) and social intimidation (purposeful exclusion of others, making others the target of rumors, etc.). Some bullying takes place in person in physical settings such as lunchrooms or other school locations, neighborhoods or public recreation facilities. However, bullying can also take place in virtual form through means such as text messages or videos sent between cell phones, messages or videos posted on Facebook or other online media sites, or private emails. Most people associate bullying with teenagers and younger children; however, workplace bullying is also a fairly common phenomenon.
In a study published in 2003 in the journal Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, a team of Canadian researchers examined the effects of exposure to bullying on a person's long-term chances of develop an anxiety-related condition such as social anxiety disorder, panic disorder or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). The authors of the study concluded that more than 90 percent of the study participants diagnosed with social anxiety disorder (social phobia was the term used by the authors) self-reported a personal history that included extreme exposure to teasing from others. By contrast, only half of the participants with OCD reported an extreme teasing history, while only one-third of the participants with panic disorder reported such a history.
Findings from numerous studies indicate that certain types of bullying are more likely than others to produce social anxiety disorder or some other form of anxiety-related condition. For instance, the authors of a study published in 2003 in the Child Study Journal concluded that teenagers exposed to physical bullying of themselves or their peer groups have unusual high risks for developing social anxiety. In addition, teenage males bullied because of their sexual orientation also have increased chances of developing anxiety-related symptoms at some point in the near of far future.
In the study published in Psychological Science, a team of researchers from George Mason University examined the ways in which various people respond to the emotional stresses caused by the presence of social anxiety disorder. These researchers concluded that, unlike most people affected by the disorder, certain individuals offset their feelings of anxiety by acting aggressively and impulsively toward others. One of the potential manifestations of this aggressive, impulsive behavior is bullying. The authors of the study noted the fact that, in terms of their anxiety-related symptoms, people with social anxiety who become aggressive and start bullying others do not appear to differ in any notable way from people with social anxiety who don't act aggressively. Instead, they have similar numbers of symptoms, types of symptoms, symptom severity, and co-existing mental health problems (typically mood disorders or other anxiety disorders).


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Junior Nazareno Sornoza Moreira (Portoviejo, 28 januari 1994) is een Ecuadoraans voetballer die bij voorkeur als aanvaller speelt. Hij stroomde in 2011 door vanuit de jeugd van CSD Independiente del Valle.

Clubcarrière
Júnior Sornoza debuteerde voor CSD Independiente del Valle op 24 augustus 2011 in de Campeonato Ecuatoriano tegen Deportivo Quito. Op 25 september 2011 scoorde hij zijn eerste twee doelpunten voor Independiente, tegen Club Sport Emelec.

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 Lijst van spelers van CSD Independiente del Valle

Ecuadoraans voetballer


EuroSavant » Sensitive Matter Requiring Your Urgent Attention!
Sensitive Matter Requiring Your Urgent Attention!
I am fine today, and how are you? I hope this weblog entry finds you in the best of health. I am Prince MAO Kawanza, chairman of the West African Expatriate Legal Defence Fund, an institution established under the late Nigerian Head of State, General Sani Abacha, for the provision of legal assistance to travellers from West African states ensnared in difficulties with foreign criminal justice systems. General Abacha chose to fund our laudable institution by means of a special tax on revenues from the Nigerian petroleum sector, which revenues are estimated to total more than USD 45 billion yearly.
It is now clear that this defence fund disposes of several billion dollars of superfluous monies, appropriated for use in legal proceedings which have been unexpectedly and prematurely terminated. This we can see from a recent report in the Dutch newspaper Het Parool (E-Mail Fraud Cannot Be Prosecuted), which brings us the glad tidings that cases in Amsterdam criminal court against thirteen of our Nigerian compatriots, for the alleged sending-out of tens of thousands of e-mails seeking to defraud their recipients, have been thrown out for lack of evidence.
These thirteen were among fifty-two gentlemen arrested last January in police raids in Amsterdam and the Amsterdam suburb of Diemen in apartments where illegal (i.e. unpaid-for) broadband Internet connections were being used to send out these massive quantities of electronic communication. Police found computers containing special programs for the efficient despatch of such huge quantities of e-mails, as well as charts detailing fictitious companies and organizations, plus multiple telephone-lines complete with instructions as to which name should be used to answer each telephone. Prosecutors had requested fifteen months' detention for these, my fellow countrymen, but fortunately the court released them instead, citing a lack of evidence that the accused had actually engaged in these fraudulent activities, even though they had been present in the said apartments at the time of said police raids.
This is happy news, my friend – not only for my unjustly accused countrymen, but also happy news for you! For this joyous outcome has freed those aforementioned several billion dollars of what are now unneeded funds for the payment of legal professionals – if a way can be found to release them from the escrow account established for that sole purpose.
Unfortunately, financial safeguards erected at the time of the West African Expatriate Legal Defence Fund's origin deny us the flexibility of extraction of these funds from escrow for any other purpose than European legal expenses, even when these have proved to be unnecessary. But payment to the Fund from "outside" is of course always authorized. What is needed is an intermediate bank account, to act as this conduit for the return of these monies back to our Fund's general pool of financial resources.
I have word on good authority that your own long-standing support for the cause of justice for Africa makes you an excellent candidate to ask to offer us this assistance. Your help shall by no means go unrewarded. Rather, we are glad to offer you a 5% "facilitator's fee" on all the monies moved via your own bank account back to aid the general cause of West African expatriate legal defence. This provides you with USD 50 million for every USD billion that we are able to restore via your kind support – and we have many such billions that now sit needlessly in that European escrow account!
Procuring justice for West African citizens unfairly harassed by legal authorities elsewhere in the world is an arduous and thankless task. It takes a truly enlightened man- or woman-of-the-world to recognize that as the worthwhile cause that it is. Please, show your engagement to this cause by e-mailing to this weblog the necessary bank account details: your bank's name, account number(s), image file of your signature, any passwords, mother's maiden name, as well as your credit card numbers and their associated three-digit security codes. Or feel free to demonstrate your support for justice for West Africans proudly, in a public forum, by committing that above-named information to the comments section of this weblog entry!
Africa, the land of human-kind's origin, has given so much to the world both before and throughout recorded history. Now, Africa requires some small assistance back – and you are there to help!
God bless you, honoured brother/sister!


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Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery
Utilisation of tuna condensate waste from the canning industry as a novel substrate for polyhydroxyalkanoate production
Kanokphorn Sangkharak
Nisa Paichid
Tewan Yunu
Sappasith Klomklao
Poonsuk Prasertsan
Tuna condensate, an organic-rich by-product from the tuna canning industry, was assessed as a substrate for polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) production using Cupriavidus necator TISTR 1095. The effect of cultivation parameters on PHA accumulation was studied, including substrate concentration, carbon to nitrogen (C/N) ratio, initial pH-value control and fermentation strategies. For the bacterium, a biomass of 3.8 ± 0.1 g/L, PHA of 1.64 ± 0.1 g/L with PHA productivity of 0.027 g/L.h were obtained under batch cultivation using 100% tuna condensate with a C/N ratio of 88:1 and no control of pH. However, the PHA production was increased 1.3-fold when repeated-batch cultivation was applied. The highest biomass (7.5 ± 0.1 g/L) and PHA (3.8 ± 0.1 g/L) with 0.063 g/L.h of PHA productivity were achieved after the third cycle of repeated-batch cultivation. High chemical oxygen demand (COD) removal efficiency of 70% under the optimal condition was also demonstrated. The polymers generated by C. necator TISTR 1095 were characterised. The size of polymer granules was in the range of 0.7-0.8 μm. The polymer produced in the optimal medium under batch and repeated-batch cultivation was identified as poly(3-hydroxybutyrate-co-3-hydroxyvalerate) with a 20 mol% of 3-hydroxyvalerate. The molecular mass (Mn) and polydispersity of the polymer were 2 × 106 Da and 2.5, respectively. The results demonstrated that tuna condensate could be used as a cheap substrate for PHA production on an industrial scale.
Cupriavidus necator 3-Hydroxybutyrate 3-Hydroxyvalerate Repeated-batch cultivation Tuna condensate
This work is supported by the Thailand Research Fund (TRF) Grant for Researcher (project number RSA 6180066 and RTA 6080010) and the Research and Development Institute at Thaksin University.
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