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أزياء الدمى Rodrigo Santoro
الأسم : Rodrigo Junqueira dos Reis Santoro
المهنة : Actor
تاريخ الميلاد: August 22, 1975
His first major role in a cinema production would come in 2001, with Bicho de Sete Cabeças (Brainstorm) by Brazilian director Laís Bodansky. Santoro was cast as Persian emperor Xerxes I in the movie 300, based on the Frank Miller comic of the same name, in 2007. For his role in 300, Santoro became the first Brazilian actor nominated in the MTV Movie Awards, in the category of Best Villain. Santoro though, did not win the category which went to Jack Nicholson for The Departed.

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Project Overview: Untitled Document is a serial comedy novel dealing with the sort of topics that we so frequently make fun of here at Something Awful.
This Chapter: The alien invasion seems to be winding down but a second wind may be inbound, strange broadcasts on the radio and TV are turning normal people into zombie-like killers, and Dale McElroy is about to experience the war on terror first hand. Everyone's favorite lesbian fascist doesn't put in an appearance in this chapter, which I am sure will sadden many readers, but I promise she will return next week as sassy as ever. In the meantime, try to sit back and enjoy the continuing saga of Untitled Document!
The voice was a woman's, precisely cadenced and with a strange mechanical filtering or compression slightly audible.
"Sieben acht acht neun vier neun vier drei null null null null sieben acht acht neun vier neun vier drei null null null kennzeichnung Reiher."
The voice could be heard across the United States on every radio frequency and on every television channel. Telephones rang and those who answered heard the voice on the other end. It repeated itself, over and over, for three hours.
"Sieben acht acht neun vier neun vier drei null null null null sieben acht acht neun vier neun vier drei null null null kennzeichnung Reiher."
In years to come the anonymous voice would be known as the "siren", calling to hundreds of thousands who did not know they were being called. They woke up in the morning, rubbed the sleep from their eyes, and turned on the television to see the local weatherman looking confusedly around while a woman spoke in German over his audio feed. A few minutes later, maybe after they turned the TV off with annoyance or fear, they felt a tingling in their arms and legs and then a jolt ran through them like electric fire in their veins.
Mrs. Hooper of Terrace Grove, Illinois became #4223 of Sleeper Regiment #6. She got in her car and had a pleasant drive to her pre-assigned materiel disbursement center in Gary, Indiana. There she was handed a Soviet made RPG launcher and three rounds of ammunition and given her orders by subliminal film to proceed to suburban Chicago and engage the enemy. The movie was "Airport '76", although only eyewitnesses of the strange process and not the sleepers themselves would ever recall this. Mrs. Hooper would go on to get a clean hit with her RPG-7 on the shin armor of an Imperatrixian before being decapitated by return fire. An eleven year old girl named Kylie Waters, also of Regiment #6, would rack up an unparalleled three kills and finish off the last Imperatrixian operating in the Chicago combat region.
The withering crossfire between the assaulting Imperatrixians and the besieged human females had kicked up so much concrete dust from the walls of the tunnel that Axion's matte black armor had turned gray. As he strode away from the battle line at the behest of his communications officer he could feel the grit grinding in the interlocking joints of his power suit. Maximillian had called him urgently. This meant walking up almost a kilometer of tunnel to the orbital transmitter on the surface while the remnants of his best troops gathered for the final assault.
The humans were extremely tenacious. Though their weapons and bodies were weak, their lives were given so readily in combat that they had nearly choked the Code Enforcement operation. Axion had expected failure when he had learned the population of the human world exceeded six billion. He had flicker-paged through several volumes of xeno-anthropology on the humans and knew that their species was one of the most martially inclined the Imperatrixians had ever encountered. Even if they were using spears and rocks - which they most plainly were not - their sheer numbers were an insurmountable problem for such a small force.
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Ah. I agree. That is by far the most romantic scene for me. It was so beautiful like no other. That's my favorite scene, quote... whatever. Actually, no. It's a tie between that and the last pages of BD when she finally let Edward read her thoughts.ABeautifulLetdown wrote:I nodded solemnly, keeping my eyes on his. I took another step through the waves and leaned my head against his chest.
"Don't be afraid," I murmured "We belong together."
I was abruptly overwhelmed by the truth of my own words. This moment was so perfect, so right, there was no way to doubt it.
His arms wrapped around me, holding me against him, summer and winter. It felt like every nerve in my body was a live wire.
"Forever." he agreed, and then pulled us gently into deeper water.
Breaking Dawn- pg. 85
Is it crazy that while reading everyone's posts on here, I'm crying like the crazy lunatic that I am?
I have TONS of romantic scenes, so I shall post them soon. I'll even break it down per book.
Right now I'm too emotional to put anything else, because I still find it hard to believe that it's all over.


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Review Hitachi's 'world's first' 3.5in terabyte desktop hard drive looks much like any other hard drive currently available, but it packs in five platters and ten read/write heads for an exceptional data storage capacity.
In the event you don't want or need an enormous amount of storage, you can still buy a Deskstar 7K500 between 320GB (£50) and 500GB (£110), so the pricing of the new drives falls in line with the existing products. That's a pleasant surprise as you usually get hit with a premium for buying the latest and greatest. However, the 7K1000 is still twice the price of many 500GB models.
Incidentally, there's a second, 750GB model in the 7K1000 range that's £70 less, if you feel the £225 1TB model too pricey.
The 7K1000's specification is fairly predictable: the platters spin at 7,200rpm, there's a 3Gbps SATA interface and, like all high-capacity hard drives these days, the platters uses the perpendicular magnetic recording technqiue to cram more media into every square inch. From here on in the surprise will come when a new drive doesn't use perpendicular.
Hitachi has increased the cache to 32MB, which is probably cheaper than buying a 16MB chip these days, but more cache doesn't improve performance. Rather it ensures that there is no bottleneck in performance. The 7K1000 supports Native Command Queuing (NCQ) as any good SATA II drive should. There's an old school four-pin Molex power connector next to the two SATA connectors.
On the face of it, the only obvious change from the previous-generation 7K500 to 7K1000 is the capacity increase, but there are other, more subtle changes if you know where to look. Download the HD Feature Tool utility, which is a .EXE file that self-extracts to create a bootable floppy. Start up off this disc and you can configure the drive, with options to enable SMART and limit the capacity of the drive, and you'll also see an option for Automatic Acoustic Management (AAM).
AAM is a slider control with Quiet at one end and Performance at the other. The difference between the two extremes is slight, but measurable by monitoring the drive's noise levels and performance. You'll also see a difference in the 7K1000's power draw. Our review unit was set up for performance, though retail units and drives pre-installed in PCs may not be. Even on a peformance settings the noise levels were still incredibly low. Forget about the 29dBA noise level at idle as all drives are quiet when they're not working but instead focus on the 32dBA seek noise level.


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Once a pretty much unheard-of sport, and completely dominated by the West, bodybuilding is now taking center-stage in India. What's causing this sudden boom in body-building youth across the Nation's gyms? Experts claim it's the rising focus on health.
"Have you seen the number of gyms in Chennai!" exclaims a traveling bra salesman we spoke to. "There's practically one on every street," he claims while kneading a rather wrinkled 38-D in his hammy fist.
Doctor Ben Dover Ensayaah attributes it to the changing trends brought about by fashion and propagated by the ubiquitous television. "Look at the people we see on TV these days… Is there even one unfit soul? Even I've begun working on my abs. Wanna have a look?" And the doctor attempted to lift his shirt. Luckily this reporter managed to avert his eyes before any permanent damage was done.
However, fitness icon and guru, Reuben Robert, had an entirely different take on the subject. "It's the rising income-levels," he proclaimed. "Finally, we Indians can afford to eat, as against barely subsisting or surviving. Young men now have access to food that's actually healthy for you and rich in nutrients!"
We later approached Reuben's brother, professional bodybuilder Vinoth Kumar, for his views. "Why does everything have to be about how much I eat?" he growled, while shielding his plate of Tandoori Chicken. "As long as my 'anna' is paying for my diet, I'll eat absolutely anything that can't bite me back!" This reporter shudders at the narrow escape from those gnashing jaws.
Despite their low hygiene, lower IQs and non-existent morals, we are all in awe of the muscle-bound hunks around us.
While most people believe that bodybuilders are driven by a passion for strength, a fire for beating the limit, and sheer unbridled ambition, the truth is clear to only those in the know. More often than not, bodybuilders are driven purely by sheer conceit, the ability to dominate others, the sincere belief that they are superior humans and the God-like ability to be completely self-centered.
Remember, size does matter.
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Born: ca. 1876, Lithuania
From a Jewish family, Chaia lived outside Kovno, a city with a large Jewish population that was renowned for its Hebrew school system. Chaia ran a grocery store with her husband, a retired shoemaker, and their daughter Yenta.
1933-39: I'm expecting my daughter Feiga, her husband, Josef, and our grandson, Abraham, for dinner. Feiga works so hard all week in her beauty shop, I'm glad I can help out by preparing the big Sunday meal. I've baked a special cake for Abe. I hope the family get-together isn't marred by talk of politics. There's been so much disturbing news on the radio about what's happening to Jews in Germany now that the Nazis are in power.
1940-44: The Germans have occupied Kovno. They've forced all the Jews to wear the Star of David and to relocate to a fenced-in ghetto. Every day the guards take people away, never to return. This morning--a cold, drizzly autumn day--everyone in the ghetto has to report to Democracy Plaza for an inspection. We have to comply or risk being killed. Where will they take us? What will happen to us? We march to the Plaza over streets lightly dusted with snow--Yenta and I, and Feiga, Josef, and Abe.
On October 28, 1941, Chaia was taken with 10,000 other Jews to the Ninth Fort, outside Kovno. There they were killed by Lithuanian guards acting under Nazi orders.
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removeReferencesToItem method by setting
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Harvey cleared to begin throwing after surgery
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Matt Harvey received the news he was waiting for on Wednesday, when doctors cleared him to begin throwing a baseball for the first time since Tommy John surgery.
Harvey, who underwent surgery on Oct. 22, expects to begin throwing in a few days, according to pitching coach Dan Warthen. Through a team spokesman, the right-hander declined comment on the latest step in his recovery, as did general manager Sandy Alderson.
It was just one of many hurdles that Harvey must clear in his aim to return by Opening Day 2015. Once Harvey begins throwing off flat ground, he will gradually increase the distance until he is ready to pitch off a mound. He will then increase the intensity of those sessions until he is ready to pitch in games.
Teammate Jeremy Hefner's Tommy John rehab program requires him to reach 150 feet off flat ground before climbing atop a mound, and Harvey's will likely be similar.
Though Harvey hopes to contribute to the Mets as soon as September, the organization does not realistically expect him back until next year.
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Lawyers say NSA eavesdropping on U.S. citizen may have led to strike
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. intelligence officials may have used National Security Agency data collected by eavesdropping on U.S. citizens or residents to target a Somali militant leader in a lethal missile strike, defense lawyers in a California terrorism-funding case said.
Questions about whether the data may have been collected illegally could fuel fresh controversy over NSA spying on U.S. citizens and residents and the way data it collects is used. Defense lawyers assert there may be legal grounds for a new trial for four men convicted in the case.
In February, the four men, of Somali extraction, but resident in San Diego, were convicted of conspiracy to finance and support the Somali militant group al Shabaab, which recently carried out a deadly attack on the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi.
In a court document filed on Thursday, lawyers for the four said an FBI email they obtained under disclosure rules constitutes evidence which, though cryptic, suggests that data collected by NSA evesdropping on one of defendants – a U.S. citizen – was used for the missile targeting.
The email, from an unnamed FBI official to an unnamed recipient at another agency, talks about how Aden Hashi Ayrow, the senior al Shabaab leader based in Somalia killed in the May 2008 missile strike, tried to call one of the defendants – U.S. citizen Basaaly Moalin – in January 2008 but failed to reach him.
"We just heard from another agency that Ayrow tried to make a call to Basaaly today, but the call didn't go through. If you see anything today, can you give us a shout ? We're extremely interested in getting real time info (location/new #s) on Ayrow," the email says.
One of the defense lawyers, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said it was unclear if the information was legally obtained with a warrant. The new court filing calls for a new trial and for the U.S. government to turn over other evidence which may have been withheld at the original trial.
Historically, it has been rare for the U.S. government to release, either through evidence-sharing rules or under the U.S. Freedom of Information Act, internal government documents relating to counterterrorism armed drone operations.
The email in question was uncovered during the lengthy government investigation and court proceedings about the four defendants and turned over to defense lawyers.
Revelations this year by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden have provoked a major political debate in the United States on the extent of snooping on U.S. citizens and residents and its legality.
In their court filing, the defense lawyers argued that the use of NSA eavesdropping authority employed in their case "would be beyond the scope of anything authorized by Congress or approved by the (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court) – unless of course that is the subject of another set of secret procedures and protocols yet to be exposed and subsequently acknowledged."
"Given that the U.S. government had previously attempted to target Mr Ayrow via missile attack (unsuccessfully), and ultimately did so successfully May 1, 2008… the implications of 'real time' information on Mr. Ayrow's whereabouts are obvious, if not altogether ominous," it said.
In congressional hearings following the Snowden revelations, law enforcement and intelligence officials publicly cited the San Diego prosecution as one of a handful of unclassified examples of how NSA surveillance had been a key tool in U.S. counterterrorism efforts, but gave only limited details.
The NSA had no immediate comment and the CIA, which has conducted lethal drone operations against militants in Somalia and other countries, declined to comment.
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A GREAT entry into a Bloody-Disgusting.com contest by our very own Marrow.
Congrats, man! This is WAY awesome.
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Tuesday, April 9, 2013
The Woods Themselves
A GREAT entry into a Bloody-Disgusting.com contest by our very own Marrow.
8 comments:
- Willow Cove said...
Yeah, he made a cool video. Congrats, Marrow. Now ya just got to get your signed poster somehow...
- April 9, 2013 at 8:23 PM
- SaraB! said...
Fabulous work, Marrow!! That prop is almost beautiful in a creepy kinda way.
- April 9, 2013 at 8:34 PM
- NoahFentz said...
Nicely Done! Loved it!
- April 9, 2013 at 9:12 PM
- Joel said...
Somehow I had never seen Marrow's blog before, and wow. What a talented (and hard-working) young artist, with a real eye for design. His "Manifestation" piece - are you kidding me? Awesome.
- April 9, 2013 at 10:19 PM
- girl6 said...
...that was intensely SCARY dude!!!
i LOVE the tracking, the sound, the prop, the location, the handwritten scrawled title,.,.,.,.,Gahhhhhhh!!!!
you've made a mini-Masterpiece...LOVE
p.s...lookout "pete jackson" there's
a NEW kid on the scene... : D
- April 11, 2013 at 10:05 AM
- Marrow said...
Thanks, Rot! And thanks to all you kind commenters, too!
Joel, funny that you should mention 'Manifestation', because the body on that prop was recycled and used for this one!
Just curious...
Did you first see this on Bloody Disgusting or my blog?
- April 11, 2013 at 11:56 PM
- Rot said...
I actually found that on your blog. I don't know how I missed it on BD.com..I check that site often.
- April 12, 2013 at 7:00 AM
- Jon Glassett said...
Awesome! Great homage to a classic.
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After months and months of running it was finally time to run your last mile of your 26.2 marathon!
L-O-V-E this! I hope you love running all the days of your life MC!
And sassy sister had to have a piece of the action!
Mommy and her marathoner!
so us girls hit the road! Over the bridge we went to explore and have fun!
NOT so patiently waiting on our racers!
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Harry Redknapp has laughed off suggestions that Tim Sherwood does not have the experience or knowledge to lead Tottenham back into the Champions League.
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy took a huge gamble on Monday night when he named Sherwood as the club's new manager.
The 44-year-old, who has been given an 18-month contract, has very limited experience when it comes to management.
Sherwood has coached Spurs' development side, but his only two games in charge of the first team came when Levy sacked Villas-Boas and asked the former Tottenham midfielder to take over on a temporary basis.
But Redknapp, who first brought Sherwood to the club in 2008, is sure the former England and Blackburn man will be a success.
"They've made a great decision to give him the job," the former Spurs manager told talkSPORT.
"Villas-Boas was a scout for years and years. He never played football.
"He got thrown into the deep end, did a great job at Porto, and got the Chelsea and Tottenham job off the back of that.
"Tim has far more football experience than the previous manager had. He's been a top player and captained Blackburn. He's been coaching for many years with the Under-21s so he's not short of experience.
"He's got no fear and can handle players. He won't be afraid of talking to them because they were bought for £20-30million, it will make no difference to him."
Sherwood took up a part-time coaching role at Spurs under Redknapp in 2008 before moving up the ladder to become technical co-ordinator.
Redknapp saw promise in Sherwood during his three-year spell at Spurs and made sure the new manager was exposed to as much experience of first-team affairs as possible.
"When I was there he travelled to every first-team game with me, including all the away European games," Redknapp added.
"He'd come and watch the first-team games every Saturday after training the kids on a Saturday. So he's been around the first team for a good few years."
Sherwood won his first Barclays Premier League game last Sunday when Spurs came from behind to register an impressive 3-2 win at Southampton.
Tottenham now sit four points off the top four but victories over West Brom and Stoke in the coming days can put the team firmly back in contention.
Redknapp took Spurs into the Champions League in 2010 and the QPR manager thinks Sherwood can achieve the same feat this year.
Redknapp even believes that Tottenham can catch second-place Arsenal, who have spent much of the season at the top of the Barclays Premier League.
"I thought Tottenham were absolute certainties to finish above Arsenal at the start of the season," Redknapp said.
"Then Arsenal lost their first game of the season, but they have done fantastic since then. But they are only six points above Tottenham.
"That's nothing. That can be wiped out in a week, so Tottenham are still bang in there.
"They have a good squad. I think Tim will get the best out of them. I wouldn't write Tottenham off four a top-four position, they have got as good a chance as the seven teams that will be scrapping it out until the end of the season."
Sherwood is expected to be without winger Aaron Lennon, who has an abdominal injury, for his first game in permanent charge against the Baggies on Boxing Day.
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- Countries of movie : United States of America,
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Records of the Department of Engineering Drawing, consisting of instructions and problems sets for 1st to 4th year courses in engineering problems and drawing (1936-1965); problems in mathematics for 1st and 2nd year students (1944-1963); course notes in mathematics taken by Professor William James Turnbull Wright from Professor Samuel Beatty during the summer of 1933 and the academic years 1934-1936; lantern slides, most of which belonged to Professors Roy Cockburn and C. H. C. Wright (1912-1946). Also included are records of the Department of Civil Engineering, consisting of a report on hydro-electric power on the Bow River by John Bow Challis (191-) and undergraduate project reports (1970) on the problems of parking on the University of Toronto campus.
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The last "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie, "Fifty Shades Freed," is finishing up its final scenes.
Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson--who portray Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele in the movie adaptations of E.L. James' erotic romance novels--have been shooting on the rocky beach of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat in Nice, France, this week.
They took their on-screen love from the bedroom to the beach as they film their honeymoon scene for the flick, both rocking swimsuits that showed off their amazing bodies.
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Meanwhile, the highly anticipated sequel, "Fifty Shades Darker"--which was shot simultaneously with "Fifty Shades Freed"--just wrapped filming in Vancouver last week, though Johnson and Dornan still needed to finish a few scenes in Paris (hence the latest photos) for "Freed."
The behind-the-scenes photos from filming are giving us hope that the upcoming two movies are going to be better than the first, which received some harsh criticism due to Dornan and Johnson's obvious lack of physical attraction to one another. However, there has been a change in the pair's demeanor in more recent photos, and we think that must be a good sign.
E.L. James also appears to be happy about it as she recently took to Instagram, smiling from ear-to-ear after they wrapped.
"And that's a wrap in Vancouver," she wrote. "Thank you to the most fantastic crew and production team. You are all amazing. And to this man @foleyfilm. Well done!"


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LOS ANGELES, Calif. – The man who founded the 99 Cents Only Stores chain that offers everything from apples to school supplies for under a buck has died. Dave Gold was 80.
His son, Jeff Gold, told the Los Angeles Times (http://lat.ms/10HBabW) that Gold died Monday of an apparent heart attack at his Los Angeles home.
Gold was 50 when he opened the first store in 1982. He told the Times in 2003 that while working at a liquor store, he discovered that items he discounted to, say, 98 cents or $1.02 never sold out but a 99-cent label was magic.
His stores eventually spread to middle-class and even upscale neighbourhoods in California, Arizona, Nevada and Texas.
Gold became a multimillionaire but lived modestly.
The company was sold in 2011 for about $1.6 billion.
Information from: Los Angeles Times, http://www.latimes.com


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VANCOUVER -- Scott Niedermayer saw this moment.
OK, maybe he didn't see everything leading up to it. Like the tying goal by the Americans when his team had one hand on the gold medal. Like the painful intermission when Team Canada had to sit in the mess they'd created for 15 minutes. Like the anxiety and the stress and the pressure of the overtime in the biggest hockey game ever played in this country.
No, all that wasn't part of the picture. But the joy, the euphoria, the flags waving in Vancouver and this wild celebration, he saw all that.
Afterwards, he talked about it with a calmness which seemed strangely out of place but there was no mistaking the power of his message. To do great things, first you have to imagine them and believe they are possible. And once you've done that you can move a country.
"You have to believe it's going to happen," said the Canadian captain who represented the best parts about his team which meant he represented the best parts of this country. "You have to think positive thoughts. Obviously it takes some work but you also have to believe it. I believed this was going to happen.
"It's an experience I'm going to remember and cherish forever. People love hockey here. To give them something back is rewarding for us. It's a great thing we were able to do."
And now it's pressed into our memories; like a keepsake, permanent and beautiful, is pressed into a family bible.
"It's everything," said Mike Richards.
It was every bit of that.
The details of The Maple Leaf's 3-2 overtime win over the USA, of course, will pass into Canadiana but the job of processing it all just minutes after Sidney Crosby had scored the game-winner - and moved beside Paul Henderson and Mario Lemieux in the big goal Hall of Fame - was almost too big.
Oh the players tried. Here's Richards again, trying to capture the moment.
"It's joy, excitement. I'm happy obviously. It was an emotional game, stressful. It's nerve-racking."
And here's the great Jarome Iginla.
"The whole experience was awesome. You don't want it to go into overtime and it was hard at the time but afterwards it feels even better. A gold medal is supposed to be hard. We see everyone else battling (on the Canadian Olympic team). To get to win one at home . . . I'm very proud to be Canadian."
But this picture also needs time to develop. It needs some space before it is fully realized and takes its place in our collective consciousness. There are the details to consider: How Crosby, the heir apparent to Gretzky, scored the game-winner after he'd flummoxed a breakaway late in the third period which would have sealed the deal; how Iginla, the great veteran, fed Crosby, the young superstar, in overtime; how hometown hero Roberto Luongo battled to keep the puck out of his net and if it wasn't vintage Luongo, it was certainly good enough. Every bit of this game has to be savoured. Every bit of it has to be weighed and measured before it is stored.
Again, that takes time and that just leaves us with what was felt in the moment; the incredible energy and emotion that was coursing through Hockey Canada Place. While O Canada was being played, one of the broadcasters on press row started to bawl. Turns out the guy is from Romania, Emil Hossu-Longin and he called the whole game with the Canadian flag sticking out of his headset.
"This is my favourite team," he said. "These have been great Olympics."
And at that moment he was feeling what Niedermayer had pictured when the B.C. boy, who's already won everything there is to win in hockey, closed his eyes and imagined what could be.
"It's pretty fitting that Sid scored it," he said. "I'm sure that goal is going to be replayed and people are going to see it for a long time."
He was asked what the mood was like in the Canadian locker room after Zach Parisse had scored with 25 seconds left in the third period to force overtime.
"We just tried to keep our composure, come out, and push hard again," he said. "We still had the same opportunity. We talked about that. It was still there. Just feel it and believe it will happen. We made it happen."
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I understand why people buy frozen waffles, because if you don't have a waffle maker, you can't make waffles. But I'll never understand why people buy frozen pancakes or pancake mix. Making pancakes from scratch is so simple and you probably already have all the ingredients already in your pantry. But I want to share with you a recipe that makes perfect pancakes everytime as well as a couple tips on keeping them fluffy.
First off, I have made this recipe countless times. I like to mix up the full batch (6 cups) of pancake mix, then portion the dry ingredients into Ziploc bags, that way at a moments notice I can whip up a batch of fresh pancakes without having to measure anything or look up the recipe. The recipe has you mix 2 egg yolks with melted butter in one bowl and 2 egg whites with buttermilk in another, before adding them to the dry ingredients. I was being lazy one day and decided to just throw everything together in a bowl and what resulted was a thin tough pancake. Don't do that.
Another thing I've learned over the years is that you should not overmix pancakes. If there are a few lumps, and there will be, don't try and work them out. Overmixing the batter will over develop the gluten and you'll have tough, not tender, pancakes. You want tender pancakes, right? Another thing I've learned is that you shouldn't spread the batter on the griddle. I used to do this so I could have bigger pancakes, but later realized that doing that meant my pancakes were thin and not fluffy. For fluffy pancakes, make sure your baking soda is fresh (not expired) and ladle or scoop the batter onto the griddle. Allow it spread on it's own and rise into a golden pancake, untouched.
In summary:
- Read and follow the recipe directions.
- Use fresh baking soda.
- Don't overmix your batter.
- Ladle the batter and leave it alone.
I hope you'll give this recipe a try. I usually make the full batch then freeze what we don't eat in a Ziploc bag (2 at a time) to reheat later on. I've also had great success with adding fruit (blueberries and bananas) to the batter. I hope you'll make and like them!
Homemade Pancake Mix adapted from A. Brown
- 6 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
- 3 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 tablespoon kosher salt
- 3 tablespoons sugar
Combine all of the ingredients in a lidded container. Shake to mix.
Use the mix within 3 months.
NOTE: I like to mix all the ingredients in a large container, then divide into 3 equal portions. I divide the mix up into 3 Ziploc bags then make the pancakes as directed (see below).
"Homemade Pancake Mix" Pancakes
- 2 eggs, separated
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 4 tablespoons melted butter
- 2 cups Homemade Pancake Mix, recipe above
- 1 stick butter, for greasing the pan
Heat an electric griddle or frying pan to 350 degrees F.
Whisk together the egg whites and the buttermilk in a small bowl. In another bowl, whisk the egg yolks with the melted butter.
Combine the buttermilk mixture with the egg yolk mixture in a large mixing bowl and whisk together until thoroughly combined. Pour the liquid ingredients on top of the pancake mix. Using a whisk, mix the batter just enough to bring it together. Don't try to work all the lumps out.
Check to see that the griddle is hot by placing a few drops of water onto to the griddle. The griddle is ready if the water dances across the surface.
Lightly butter the griddle. Wipe off thoroughly with a paper towel. (No butter should be visible.) (I skip this step since I use a non-stick griddle).
Gently ladle the pancake batter onto the griddle. When bubbles begin to set around the edges of the pancake and the griddle-side of the cake is golden, gently flip the pancakes. Continue to cook 2 to 3 minutes or until the pancake is set and golden.
Serve immediately.
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Karolina Andersson
Karolina Andersson trained at the Academy of Music and Drama in Gothenburg, graduating in 2007. Previous roles include The Queen of Night in The Magic Flute, Gilda in Rigoletto, Ninetta in The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra), the Governess in The Turn of the Screw, Blonde in The Abduction from the Harem, Miss Wordsworth in Albert Herring, Lucy in The Phone, and La Stonatrilla in L'Opera Seria along with roles in two world premieres: Annette in Faust by Philippe Fénelon and Ophelia in Hamlet by Christian Jost.
Between 2007 and 2009 Karolina worked at the Komische Oper in Berlin. She has also performed at Staatsoper Berlin, Opéra National de Paris, Théâtre du Capitole Toulouse, the Royal Swedish Opera in Stockholm, The Göteborg Opera, Läckö Castle Opera and many others.
During the 2011/12 season, her roles include Gilda in Rigoletto at Komische Oper Berlin, The Queen of Night at Staatstheater Kassel and the Volksoper in Vienna, and Graziella in Detlev Glanert's opera Joseph Süss at Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz in Munich.
Karolina Andersson debuted at The Göteborg Opera in the role of The Queen of Night at the premiere of this production in 2009. She also regularly performs as a soloist in oratorios and concerts. Karolina has received several awards, including the Royal Swedish Academy of Music Christina Nilsson grant and the Sten A Olsson Cultural Grant.


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PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) � Officials from a Maine shipyard that worked on a replica 18th-century sailing ship that sank during Hurricane Sandy will testify at a Coast Guard hearing in Virginia.
The HMS Bounty underwent repairs at Boothbay Harbor Shipyard in Maine several weeks before the ship sank 90 miles off Cape Hatteras, N.C., during the October storm.
One member of the HMS Bounty's 16-person-crew died and the captain was never found. The ship was built for the 1962 film "Mutiny on the Bounty" and appeared in other seafaring dramas.
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The Non-Volatile Memory Conference held last Wednesday in Santa Clara proved to be a rich resource on the current state of affairs within the non volatile memory industry. The long expected NAND-Flash growth ramp in Solid State Disks [SSD] has finally begun. Adding the high usage rates within the mobile electronics space yields a market forecast that nearly doubles each year for the next two years reaching nearly $9 Billion in 2012.
Flash End Near?
A presentation by Spansion stated that flash memory will not have enough electrons on the storage element for the technology to work beginning at 128 Gbs. Though there is a lot of truth to this, leading flash suppliers are pursuing other non volatile memory technologies but have yet to reveal their plans. The message you get depends on who you are talking to? also realize that competing non volatile memory technologies need to displace flash to gain market space.
Phase change memory is attempting to compete for flash sockets but has yet to show any real success in the marketplace. Phase change proponents, having failed to meet commitments, are beginning to lose the all important mind share argument and are beginning to fade as a storage class memory contender.
Storage Class Memory Background
Storage Class Memory stems from a 2008 IBM whitepaper entitled ?Overview of candidate device technologies for storage-class memory? in which the different non volatile memory technologies were reviewed and ranked for viability as future replacement candidates for hard disk drives [Table 1 & Figure 1].
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IBM?s whitepaper has had a pivotal effect providing manufacturers and technology developers alike with a basic requirements set. SCM is now universally used to denote those requirements.
Disruptive Technologies – Sustaining – Evolutionary?
All useful words, especially when the outcome amongst multiple entries remains unknown. At this point it?s useful to remember that the best technology does not necessarily always when, only that which is sufficient and has the necessary cash and staying power behind it.
Only one technology will become dominant in the next generation of stand-alone non volatile memory. The technology could just as easily be the next generation of flash though it?s becoming evident that flash has had its run. No matter what technology is chosen it will need to scale with voltage and geometry while showing equal if not superior performance at lower power. And don?t forget that price will always be the deciding factor when it comes to commodity memory.
Actual Device Being Prepped for Market!
Adesto Technologies Corporation [Sunnyvale, CA] announced something no one was expecting. They?re in the yield improvement phase of their first merchantable device preparing to sample the device in the first quarter of 2011. The Conductive-Bridge RAM [CBRAM] memory is based on Programmable Metallization Cell [PMC] technology licensed from Axon Technologies Corporation, Phoenix, Az. Axon has also signed non-exclusive licenses with the formerly known Infineon Technologies AG [2004] and Micron Technology Inc. [2001].
The PMC uses a solid state electrolyte [chalcogenide material] that has the ability to dissolve large amounts of metal ions within the matrix. The metal ions under the right voltage bias conditions align to form a metal ion, low resistance pathway through the matrix or a ?conductive bridge? [<10K Ohms]. Reversing the bias voltage effectively breaks the conductive bridge returning the cell to the high resistance state [>400K Ohms].
The device consists of a pin for pin drop in replacement for a 1Mb EEPROM manufactured using a standard foundry 130nm process but requires copper at the Back-End-Of-Line [BEOL]. This is called a ?bolt on? technology requiring only two non critical masks in BEOL steps. Adesto?s foundry partner remains under wraps.
The layout is fairly standard DRAM style using Bit Lines [BL] and Word Lines [WL] to select the cell through an NMOS pass transistor. The companies focus is the minimization of risk by focusing on a cell concept with the lowest barrier for implementation. The DRAM style cell is directed toward replacing NOR Flash, Ultra Low Power DRAM, Embedded Flash and Embedded DRAM. The cell size [DRAM rule] is 8F2 to 6F2. They can also adapt the CBRAM as a Diode Access device reducing the effective cell size to 4F2. The Diode Access device is directed toward NAND replacement and the Mass Storage markets.
Adesto specs data retention at 10 years – 70 Celsius with device endurance greater than 10 E5 cycles. Write Voltage is less than 1.6 Volts eliminating the high voltage requirement for flash or EEPROM. Operating voltage is 1.0 Volts. Programming requires 5 uSec per cell at less than 60 uA. Erase requires 10 uSec per cell at less than 60 uA.
Adesto has claimed that they have a 50% cost advantage over standard flash and the ability to easily accommodate 4 bit multi level cells [MLC] as well as the ability to stack arrays for the NAND and Mass Storage cost constrained marketplaces.
Adesto?s business model is to pursue a mixed product and licensing business strategy. They desire strong penetration in various markets with multiple partners. The target markets include Flash Memory, Embedded Memory, Low Power DRAM and Mass Storage. There investors include Applied Materials, ATA Ventures, Adams Street Partners, and Harris & Harris Group.
SoC Dreams
Adesto?s plan is extremely conservative. Entering the market with a lowly serial EEPROM/flash entry point allows them to learn how to manufacture the part using highly available older geometry fabs so there?s no loading questions entering the equation and facilitates a steady supply of product. Entering the market with a device that has a wide supply base insures that problems associated with learning curves concomitant with new processes do not adversely affect end customers goes long in demonstrating the shrewd decision making this company is capable of.
I?ve been following them since there formation. Two things really make the company a stand out; one, they are the very definition of stealth and two, they meet their schedules.
Low power non volatile memory on SoC is now a step nearer to realization. Adesto is a must watch company?


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Hello again! I hope you are enjoying the tail-end of summer. It's hard to believe that Labor Day is almost upon us.
This week, in addition to my weekly events, I've asked Father Michael Nolan, pastor at St. Mary's in Waltham, to write a guest post on his trip to mainland China on his way back from World Youth Day. You can find his contribution at the end of this post.
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I was recently visiting Maristhill, a nursing facility run by the Marist Sisters in Waltham. One of the more renowned priest of our archdiocese is presently in residence there. Father Jim O'Donohoe was for many years on the faculty of our seminary. His field of expertise was moral theology. Many of our priests were his students at St. John's. I have heard from many of them about his outstanding ability as a teacher and his great sense of humor and quick wit. They have told me of his ability to combine solid Catholic theology with practical kindness, especially in hearing confessions and offering guidance to our people.
Almost his entire priestly life has been in the classroom. He was also on the theology faculty at Boston College for many years. I've heard that his former students there, among them many nursing students, appreciated his talents as much as our seminarians.
He has always been close to the Grey Nuns and has lived with them at Youville in Lexington serving as their chaplain for many years. Recently he's had some health problems which is why he's at Maristhill. It was a great visit and as you can see he looks younger than his bishop!
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On Friday, we were thrilled to attend the consecration of Kathy Reda as a perpetual virgin at St. Mary's in Dedham .
Kathy was with us in Australia for World Youth Day and she has been so active at St. Mary's as a youth herself and now as an adult she is active in their youth ministry.
Her consecration brought many hundreds of her parishioners together to experience this moment as a time to reflect on this important vocation and the dignity and witness of virginity as a call to be a sign of the Church in the world.
There were a number of priests there as well, including: the pastor of St. Mary's, Father Bill Williams, Father Bill Lohan, Father Chris Hickey and, of course, Father Matt Williams, who has worked with Katie for many years.
It was a wonderful opportunity to have a Mass with a very large group of young people and to reflect on the importance and the beauty of consecrated virginity.
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On Saturday, we were in Methuen for a very beautiful Mass at St. Monica's to witness the final vows of Sister Holly Gauthier. There were so many people there. The church was filled with Sisters of the Presentation of Mary, including some sisters from France, all there to mark the perpetual profession.
Three years ago, I presided at her simple profession, when she finished the noviate, so I was very pleased to go back and see her and her family again and all of the sisters. We don't have many young sisters being professed, so it was an even more important event in the life of the Church.
Sr. Cecile Plasse, the provincial of the Sisters of the Presentation of Mary during the perpetual vows ceremony
The sisters have Presentation of Mary Academy in Methuen, and they work in a number of the parishes and ministries in the archdiocese. They are a wonderful community of religious women and we rejoice they were professing Sister Holly.
Father Jim Clark and Father Pat Armano, the co-pastors at St. Monica's, hosted a wonderful luncheon afterwards. Being there with them gave me an opportunity to reflect with the sisters on the importance of their vocation in the life of the Church. It was a very happy occasion.
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Sunday, I made a pastoral visit to the parish of Corpus Christi-St. Bernard in West Newton. Father Frank Silva, the pastor welcomed me and it was great to see the church after it had just been freshly painted. It looks very beautiful.
The Corpus Christi Church
St. Bernard's Church
At the Mass, I expressed my gratitude to the members of the parish for their efforts to bring about this new community of the combined parishes. I found great enthusiasm among the people there.
Afterwards, there was a reception outside where I could greet the parishioners and hear about their experiences all of the wonderful things that are happening at the parish.
They were having a signup table for Arise—and so many people at Corpus Christi-St. Bernard are getting involved in this parish renewal program. We were very pleased to hear from the volunteers how well it is going.
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Sunday night through Thursday, I was on my annual retreat with the other bishops of our ecclesiastical province at St. Edmund's Retreat on Enders Island in Connecticut. Father Justin Matro, a monk from the St. Vincent's Archabbey at Latroube, PA preached the retreat.
It is always a very special time when the bishops can be together and pray together.
Father Tom Hoar has done a tremendous job at the retreat center at Enders Island making it a center of spirituality. Being there, surrounded as it is by water, it really is a great opportunity to glimpse the beauty of God in nature.
We had perfect weather this year, which made the retreat even more grace filled and joyful for all the bishops.
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Finally, before I leave you with Father Michael Nolan's account of his trip to mainland China in July, I want to share some photos with you of my trip in to Gloucester for the Festival of Saints Peter and Paul. Even though, it's been several weeks since my visit there, the photos just arrived so I thought you might like to see them.
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I leave you now with Father Michael Nolan's account of his trip to mainland China in July:
The recent World Youth Day celebration in Sydney Australia was the fifth one I have attended since going to Paris in 1997. Each of these meetings has its own certain flavor and unique character, yet they have all promoted the same mission. They always remind everyone around the world that the Church is young and alive.
More importantly, they remind the pilgrims who attend these events that, in Christ, you are never alone. Being reminded of that truth always knocks my socks off because it seems that everyone today, whether young or old, fears that they are alone or will end up all alone. Hearing singing as we walked the downtown streets of Sydney, seeing the happy faces of young people and listening to a man like the Holy Father who always has something beautiful to say reminded me that the Lord will never abandon His people; that through His church we are never alone.
That memory saved me when I arrived in the People's Republic of China a few days after Sydney. I am not an expert on the subject of China and I have only traveled there once before but the government of this ancient culture has been trying to build a society on the idea of 'atheistic humanism' since the time of Chairman Mao.
My time spent in China would be very different from Australia. Yet the differences between Australia and China confirmed everything that I had experienced and heard in Sydney: "The task of witness is not easy; if God is irrelevant to public life, then society will be shaped in a godless image and in so many of our societies, side by side, with material prosperity, a spiritual desert is spreading: an interior emptiness, an unnamed fear, a quiet sense of despair."
The experience of the Catholic population in China confirmed all those words above that were spoken by the Pope at his talks.
My accommodations in Beijing were provided by my friend, Rev. John Chen, who is the Vice-Rector of the National Seminary. Father Chen is a priest of the Diocese of Tsing-Tao. Father John prepared for the priesthood at Saint John's Seminary in Brighton and later received a degree in Higher Education from Boston College. He is well known in Boston especially to those of Sacred Heart Parish in Quincy. Father John is an awesome guy who works hard, even though it seems he is always joking and laughing.
The Beijing of 2008 looked very different from what I remembered from my last trip. Obviously everything was focused on the Olympics. I read somewhere that they planted over 40 million flowers in the city to make it look good. Almost every billboard promotes the Games. They have also built some amazing buildings and skyscrapers as part of the 294 billion Yuan, or $43 billion, they have spent preparing for the Olympic Games.
The new airport designed by Norman Foster was amazing and efficient. I have never seen buildings like the new Chinese Television Headquarters and National Symphony Hall.
Chinese Television Headquarters
Almost everyone has seen the Bird's Nest and Water Cube, so there is no need to mention them. Yet, the changes didn't just involve new buildings. The roads were all brand new or repaved, and there were many more cars and fewer bicycles than the last time I was there. Now, you can find a Starbucks on almost every other city block.
Yet everything is not so spectacular. The pollution was as bad as the journalists are reporting. The sunlight never broke through the smog in all the days I was there. You never see the moon or stars at night. Other visitors told me that it had been like that for weeks on end. The Olympic Committee also has total power over the residents of Beijing. The Olympic torch was scheduled to pass by the Seminary but the Committee didn't like the looks of the Seminary wall. The Seminary was told to fix it so it would look good for those few seconds. The media has reported how they have done similar things to families and small businesses.
Eleven years ago, there were all sorts of life and commerce on the streets of the city. It was interesting to see people getting haircuts outside. Today, the sidewalks and streets have been cleared for the foreigners and media.
Thankfully not everything has changed. Take Chinese food, for instance. The food in China is delicious. Most the time you don't know what you are being served and it is better not to ask. One night, we went to a restaurant that specializes in different ways to prepare donkey meat. And I found out that jellyfish tastes pretty good after eating it at so many different restaurants. I love how the Chinese eat almost everything and don't let things go to waste — though I did make my host promise that we wouldn't be served any cat or dog dishes.
The Catholic Church has undergone some changes in the past few years but it still faces the same old threats to her survival. Paradoxically, her fragility and small size may be her greatest strength right now. The most striking change is the building of a new Seminary complex. The last Seminary was one building with many problems. In 2006, they moved to a brand new Seminary complex with eight huge buildings.
Around the campus
St. James hall
Inside St. James Hall
St. Peter's Auditorium
Inside the auditorium
They are assembling a library. This is not easy since many books, including almost all of the Fathers of the Church, have not been translated into the Chinese languages.
Inside the St. Joseph Library
The campus is centered around a large circular temple inspired by the Temple of Heaven. The Temple of Heaven is considered one of the most beautiful and important buildings in China.
The seminary chapel
The Temple of Heaven
I think the idea is to show that Christianity is not hostile to China and to remind Catholics that Christ brings everything to fulfillment. The walls in the crypt of the Chapel, which is dedicated to the Mystery of the Annunciation, are painted to look like a cave reminding worshippers of when the Church was in the catacombs.
The interior of the chapel
The crypt
What hasn't changed is the constant pressure the Church faces from the government. Every local church in the world has to deal with government meddling and interference, but the Chinese situation is extreme. The Church always has to worry about its property. There are internal pressures, as well. Rivalries between 'Patriotic Association' followers and 'Underground' followers continue to weaken the Body of Christ.
Vocations to the priesthood have dipped in recent years. One of the leaders of the Bishop's Conference told me this worried him and that he wanted to keep strengthening the formation of seminarians instead of relaxing standards. I suspect that the birth control mentality and policies for all Chinese families is discouraging vocations the way it is in the West.
Another challenge is how the Church must spend a great deal of time and effort negotiating with the Chinese officials to defend her rights. Yet the government has allowed the Church to receive help from foreigners. I spent time with a few priests, nuns and lay people from the U.S., Ireland and the Philippines who were teaching a course for religious sisters and brothers of communities from all over China.
Ms. Joanna Chao, a former member of the faculty at Saint John's Seminary was one of these teachers. Recently, a woman from Germany came to teach a brief foreign language course. She liked it so much that she asked to remain and is now teaching German and English full-time at the Seminary.
The Catholics in many parts of Beijing live without much of what we take for granted here in Boston. There are very few churches or parishes. In Beijing, there are 23 parishes in a city of 18 million people. They have to be careful that they are not too public in their efforts to evangelize. Catholic holidays such as Christmas are not observed as days off. They often have to watch that their land is not taken away. In this sense, their life is quite similar to the earliest Christian communities. They survive by "fellowship and in the breaking of the bread and prayer." (Acts 2:42) Their strength comes from the Holy Spirit affirming the words of Jesus chosen for the theme of World Youth Day. "You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you." (Acts 1:8)
Let us pray that this small community of Christians survives. Even if they can't do much at the present time they can receive the Holy Spirit in China. I was able to worship the Lord and pray for the Pope there no differently from any other place in the world. I was able to offer the Sacrifice of the Mass for the Cardinal on the anniversary of his installation just as I would have done if I were in Waltham.
I am committed to pray more and more for the Church in China out of love for them and for the all the people of this great culture. This 'little flock' living in the midst of constant government interference and pressure is really the hope of this nation no matter how economically developed China becomes. The Church is small yet powerful; even more powerful than the government because she possesses the truth about man; including the truth about every Chinese person. The local Church in China may never build great buildings like the ones that have been built for the Olympics but neither will she scar the environment the way Beijing has become so polluted.
The Church may never have power to provide security the way the army and police do by showing force but she can truly set people free through solidarity, sanctification and charity.
The Church may remain small and suffer for many, many years in China but her presence and belief in the dignity of every human life will always threaten the legitimacy of a 'one family-one child policy' that harms families and females in particular.
After six days in Beijing, I traveled to Shanghai to visit some other friends. There I spent time with the Catholic Expatriate community. Shanghai is a very cosmopolitan city due to its history and the numerous opportunities for work. The Expatriate Catholic community has grown in recent years under the leadership of Rev. Joseph Lu. He was chosen for this position because he speaks English and studied for the priesthood at Saint Joseph's Seminary in the Archdiocese of New York. Three Masses are celebrated each weekend to accommodate all the worshippers. They have just moved to the Church of Saint Francis Xavier in the old French Concession near the famous Bund.
Father Joseph asked me to preach at the vigil Mass and celebrate one of the Sunday Masses that weekend. I mentioned that one of the founders of Maryknoll was a Boston priest named Father James Walsh. Maryknoll was established to help evangelize the Far East. I also shared my experience in Sydney. That community is great. They have strong choirs and everyone sang. After the Masses many people spoke to me and described their connections to Boston. A number of them studied at the local universities. In a place thousands and thousands of miles away from home where I was surrounded by millions of strangers who spoke a language I don't understand — I was reminded again of what the Risen Lord said to his disciples — "Know that I am with you always; yes to the end of time." (Mt 28:20)
— Father Michael


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The article investigates a little known painting by Frans Francken the Younger dating most likely from the 1620s. For many figures in the crowded panel the artist relied on prototypes provided by the cycles of illustrations to Ovid's Metamorphoses. However, the general theme of the painting as well as the central motif of Cupid's triumphal chariot do not originate in Ovid's writings but have their source in Petrarch's Trionfi. An examination of the traditional iconography of the Petrarchan "Triumph of Love" highlights Francken's originality. He replaced Petrarch's endless procession of desolate lovers by a plethora of narrative scenes of tragic love affairs as told by Ovid. Francken revitalized Petrarch's didactic allegorical lineup of exempla by calling on the narrative verve of Ovid and his illustrators.
Depictions of extra-biblical legends frequently appear in medieval Christian, Jewish and Islamic art. These depictions, although frequently rooted in ancient Jewish lore, are not based on lost ancient Jewish artistic traditions as some scholars have claimed. Rather, the legends were adapted and creatively transformed by Christians and Muslims to convey new theological concepts. This article explores three biblical legends in medieval art - Adam being worshiped by angels, Cain being shown by two ravens how to kill his brother Abel, and Pharaoh rescued by God at the Red Sea. These illustrations demonstrate that while the literary traditions have some relationship to each other, they bear little resemblance artistically and iconographically.


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During the second and third trimesters of pregnancy, you may notice episodes when your belly tightens and becomes firm to the touch, then relaxes. These are episodes of tightening (contraction) of the uterine muscles called Braxton Hicks contractions. These normal contractions may be hardly noticeable or may be strong enough to make you stop what you are doing.
Considered "warm-up" exercises for the uterus, Braxton Hicks contractions can begin as early as the 20th week of pregnancy, although most often they start between the 28th and 30th week.
Braxton Hicks contractions are usually infrequent in mid-pregnancy. However, they can be more frequent during the ninth month, sometimes occurring as often as every 10 to 20 minutes.footnote 1
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It may be hard to tell the difference between Braxton Hicks contractions and true labor. If there is any doubt, consult your health professional.
Cunningham FG, et al. (2010). Maternal physiology. In Williams Obstetrics, 23rd ed., pp. 107–135. New York: McGraw-Hill.
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