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Development and morphogenesis: potentialities from common patterns
Embryonic development and morphogenesis of individual organs are common schemes based processes. In them, groups of undifferentiated cells, they initiate a series of complex interactions with internal and external signals, in order to establish patterns that direct cells to their subsequent proliferation, differentiation, coordinated morphological change and migration. This seemingly elementary, requires the integration of a series of activations and changes in the expression levels of a few basic genes. Two mechanisms are paramount in this general scheme: the proper control of temporal and spatial activation patterns of cell signaling, and the union of these patterns with cellular effectors that activate cellular responses in terms of gene activity or cell morphology.
Since capital works on the establishment of patterns during embryonic development of insectos1 until the discovery of cell adhesion proteins central to the development of the Drosophila tracheal system, 2 Casanova and his group have developed a dynamic activity in this world that seeks to better understand how an organism develops and how it gains the inherent complexity of its various organs. But it is also important to highlight the importance of this work for a global evolutionary vision. Studying the details of character development limiter decipher what is possible in evolution.
Not everything is possible, since development and morphogenesis are limiting factors of the variation available to natural selection. It is something that is evident in works the same group, where different organs or systems with similar functions, but apparently different structure may be homologous in different groups of organisms. This is the case of the tracheal gills of insects and crustaceans, both respiratory function, but some internal and others external to organismo.3
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Worcester Moves To Memorialize Six Fallen Heroes
The Worcester City Council is moving to approve plans for a memorial to the six firefighters who died in December 1999 at the Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse Co.The Worcester, Massachusetts City Council is moving to approve plans for a memorial to the six firefighters who died in the tragic December 1999 blaze at the Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse Co.
The City Coucil's committee on Youth, Parks and Recreation voted at a hearing Monday night to transfer seven acres of public land to the Worcester Fire Fighters Memorial Committee for the purpose of erecting a memorial. The proposal will now go before the full City Council on November 18.
The proposed site is currently part of Institute Park, located adjacent to the Worcester Fire Department headquarters.
Memorial Committee Chairman Michael J. Donoghue said the site is appropriate because the city already owns the land and because all six of the fallen firefighters trained at the nearby department headquarters. The six firefighters were Paul A. Brotherton, Timothy P. Jackson, Jeremiah M. Lucey, Joseph T. McGuirk, Lt. James F. Lyons and Lt. Thomas E. Spencer.
Donoghue said his committee chose this land over the actual site of the fire because they don't own that site, which is currently under litigation, and because it's in a depressed industrial area. "It will always be sacred ground," Donoghue said, "but a number of families didn't want it there. They said it was too depressing."
Donoghue said his committee asked for ownership of the park land so they can choose and erect a memorial as they see fit. After the completion and dedication of the memorial, they plan to transfer the land back to the city.
He said there are no plans yet for the actual memorial, which would be a small part of the site. Once they obtain rights to the land they will seek proposals through a national design competition under the advisement of Kenneth W. Paolini, executive director of Design Competitions International.
"It's going to be very pleasant, very educational and it's going to be a living memorial to those six firefighters," Donoghue said.
In addition to Donoghue, the Worcester Fire Fighters Memorial Committee consists of the president and treasurer of the local firefighters union, two family members of the fallen firefighters, the Worcester fire chief, and about a half dozen other community representatives.


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HOOVER, Ala. — Alabama is the overwhelming favorite to repeat as Southeastern Conference champion.
In the preseason poll released Thursday, the Crimson Tide received 182 first-place votes out of a possible 243. Georgia was picked to win the Eastern Division and was the second leading vote-getter with 38. South Carolina received 18.
QB_Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
RB_T.J. Yeldon, Alabama
RB_Todd Gurley, Georgia
WR_Amari Cooper, Alabama
WR_Jordan Matthews, Vanderbilt
TE_Arthur Lynch, Georgia
OL_Cyrus Kouandjio, Alabama
OL_Jake Matthews, Texas A&M
OL_Anthony Steen, Alabama
OL_Gabe Jackson, Mississippi State
C_Travis Swanson, Arkansas
DL_Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina
DL_Dominique Easley, Florida
DL_Anthony Johnson, LSU
DL_Chris Smith, Arkansas
LB_C.J. Mosley, Alabama
LB_A.J. Johnson, Tennessee
LB_Denzel Nkemdiche, Mississippi
DB_Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Alabama
DB_Craig Loston, LSU
DB_Loucheiz Purifoy, Florida
DB_Deion Belue, Alabama
P_Kyle Christy, Florida
PK_Carey Spear, Vanderbilt
RS_Odell Beckham Jr., LSU
AP_Bruce Ellington, South Carolina
QB_AJ McCarron, Alabama
RB_Tre Mason, Auburn
RB_ * LaDarius Perkins, Mississippi State
RB_ * Keith Marshall, Georgia
WR_Donte Moncrief, Mississippi
WR_Mike Evans, Texas A&M
TE_Rory Anderson, South Carolina
OL_Antonio Richardson, Tennessee
OL_Jon Halapio, Florida
OL_Chris Burnette, Georgia
OL_Ja'Wuan James, Tennessee
C_Reese Dismukes, Auburn
DL_Xzavier Dickson, Alabama
DL_Ed Stinson, Alabama
DL_Dee Ford, Auburn
DL_Jeoffrey Pagan, Alabama
LB_Adrian Hubbard, Alabama
LB_Jordan Jenkins, Georgia
LB_Lamin Barrow, LSU
DB_Damian Swann, Georgia
DB_Andre Hal, Vanderbilt
DB_Marcus Roberson, Florida
DB_Vinnie Sunseri, Alabama
P_Cody Mandell, Alabama
PK_Cody Parkey, Auburn
RS_Bruce Ellington, South Carolina
AP_Odell Beckham, Jr., LSU
QB_Aaron Murray, Georgia
RB_ * Matt Jones, Florida
RB_ * Jeff Scott, Mississippi
RB_(asterisk)Alfred Blue, LSU
WR_Malcolm Mitchell, Georgia
WR_Jarvis Landry, LSU
TE_Brian Vogler, Alabama
OL_La'el Collins, LSU
OL_Josh Williford, LSU
OL_Wesley Johnson, Vanderbilt
OL_(asterisk)A.J. Cann, South Carolina
OL_ * Zach Fulton, Tennessee
C_ * James Stone, Tennessee
C_ * Jonotthan Harrison, Florida
DL_Garrison Smith, Georgia
DL_Daniel McCullers, Tennessee
DL_Alvin Dupree, Kentucky
DL_C.J. Johnson, Mississippi
LB_Ronald Powell, Florida
LB_Tahj Jones, LSU
LB_ * Trey DePriest, Alabama
LB_ * Avery Williamson, Kentucky
DB_E.J. Gaines, Missouri
DB_Charles Sawyer, Mississippi
DB_Jalen Mills, LSU
DB_Chris Davis, Auburn
P_Steven Clark, Auburn
PK_Zach Hocker, Arkansas
RS_Andre Debose, Florida
AP_Loucheiz Purifoy, Florida
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Alabama received 1,681 points to lead the Western Division, followed by Texas A&M (1,333), LSU (1,324), Mississippi (883), Auburn (579), Mississippi State (516) and Arkansas (488). Following Georgia (1,570) in the East are South Carolina (1,474), Florida (1,300), Vanderbilt (858), Tennessee (694), Missouri (577) and Kentucky (331).
The leading vote-getters on the All-SEC preseason team are Alabama linebacker C.J. Mosley, who earned 231 out of 243 votes, followed by South Carolina defensive lineman Jadeveon Clowney at 223. The poll is voted on by media covering the SEC.
Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, who last season became the first freshman to win the Heisman Trophy, earned just 119 out of 243 votes in a deep league for quarterbacks. Alabama's AJ McCarron received 67 votes, and Georgia's Aaron Murray got 52.
Alabama led the SEC with seven first-team selections, including four on offense and three on defense.


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Permittee-responsible permit-specific mitigation actions will only be implemented concurrent with or after initiation of a permitted development project. At best, permit-specific compensatory mitigation actions (the dominant mechanism for compensatory mitigation) required as a permit condition include a regulator-approved plan for site location, design, and construction. However, it is also possible that the compensation plan may be just a conceptual idea that is a "promise" of future detailed design and follow-on construction.
If a permittee makes a payment to a mitigation bank, the permitted activity may move forward. Mitigation banks, whether single-user or commercial, are often described as "advance" mitigation. Consider that the Corps and the EPA define a mitigation bank as "a site where wetlands and/or other aquatic resources are restored, created, enhanced, or in exceptional circumstances, preserved expressly for the purpose of providing compensatory mitigation in advance of authorized impacts to similar resources" (Fed. Regist. 60(Nov. 28):58605–58614). As noted above, a credit from a bank presumes that the credits are compensation wetlands that have met performance standards.
More realistically, the MBRT process may ask that only certain actions be taken before some of the bank credits can be accepted as compensatory mitigation for wetland impacts. There are several distinct stages in a compensatory mitigation project, beginning with conceptual design, moving through site identification and acquisition, to detailed project design and initiation, and ending with a certification of success based on specified success criteria. At each stage of the process, the assurance of ecological performance increases. Limited debiting from the bank may be made before there is any construction activity, especially if there are financial assurances in place. However, the 1995 federal mitigation banking guidance contemplates that most bank credits will not be released until the mitigation project is actually constructed or completed. For example, as practiced in Florida under state regulations and federal guidance, mitigation banks are typically allowed to debit about 15% of their credits upon perpetual preservation of a mitigation site and implementation of the short- and long-term financial obligations. In these cases, 85% of the credits can be used only after project implementation and certification that performance standards have been met. As a result, mitigation banks have been developed when there was a private-sector (permittee or


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The apparent heroin overdose death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman already has become a hockey puck in the war over the war on drugs. During a House subcommittee hearing on federal marijuana policy Tuesday, critics of the war on drugs hammered a White House drug official for putting too much emphasis on marijuana when Washington instead should focus on dangerous drugs that actually kill users.
As our liberal media continue to obsess over whether Gov. Chris Christie lied about knowing his aides were plotting to cause Bergen County traffic jams, it's worth remembering that our national networks don't care when Democrats lie - even about their own life stories.
President Barack Obama has now revealed that he unilaterally plans to use executive orders to "bypass" Congress. His shocking words were: "We are not just going to be waiting for legislation ... I've got a pen and I've got a phone. And I can use that pen to sign executive orders and take executive actions and administrative actions that move the ball forward."
CNN anchor Jake Tapper blandly admitted the obvious in a radio interview with conservative host Hugh Hewitt. The same reporters that insist their former Republican Party favorite Chris Christie is ruined for 2016 by traffic jams on a bridge are letting Hillary Clinton skate for embassy-security neglect that led to four dead government employees at Benghazi.
Mark Twain spoke for me when he said: "I'm opposed to millionaires, but it would be dangerous to offer me the position."
The State of our Union is strong,
If the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge were a football team, the coach would have been fired; the quarterback would have been dropped from the team; and the remaining athletes would have felt a pinch in their endorsement income.
For generations, picture-takers have instructed their subjects to say "cheese."
So the economy, it turns out, is better than it's been since Barack Obama took office. We are better off today than we were five years ago.
President Barack Obama delivered a good State of the Union address Tuesday night, but he couldn't get past an inconvenient truth: He means well, but his schemes don't work.
So the economy, it turns out, is better than it's been since Barack Obama took office. We are better off today than we were five years ago.
President Barack Obama delivered a good State of the Union address Tuesday night, but he couldn't get past an inconvenient truth: He means well, but his schemes don't work.
It is always in poor taste for modern Americans to liken their ideological critics to Nazis. So when venture capitalist Tom Perkins wrote a letter to The Wall Street Journal that equated "the progressive war on the American one percent, namely the 'rich,'" with "fascist Nazi Germany," he opened his double doors to the cable TV umbrage-fest that followed.
Yes, we are a country of rugged individualists. Yet there's also a deep, community-minded streak in each of us. We're a people who believe in the notion that we're all in this together, that we can make our individual lives better by contributing to the common good.
Rosa Parks became a powerful symbol of courage and defiance in the Civil Rights Movement by simply refusing to give up her seat to a white man and move to the back of the bus, as the racist culture of that time dictated she was supposed to do.
On Tuesday, Hillary Clinton addressed the Watermark Silicon Valley Conference for Women. The former first lady, U.S. senator and secretary of state comes to the Bay Area at a time when I hear more people, on the left and the right, cringing at the prospect of Clinton's heading the Democratic ticket next year - and, worse, squaring off against Jeb Bush in a Bush-Clinton rerun. To many, a Clinton nod has the grim inevitability of death and taxes.
I can't tell you how many times I've had out-of-towners tell me they think San Francisco is a breathtakingly beautiful city - so why is it that City Hall hasn't done more about baseball pitchers chewing tobacco at city ballparks? No, wait. I can tell you. I've never heard that. I have heard countless complaints from tourists and locals about homeless people sprawled on sidewalks, the stink of the city and the creepiness of walking downtown while navigating around urine puddles, feces and used hypodermic needles.
The safest bet you can possibly make at the beginning of a presidential election cycle is that the "objective" national media will savage the Republican contenders with "investigative" journalism. Not just one Republican contender, but all the Republican contenders.
Back in 1987, this writer was invited by friends to advise them on a press conference they had called to oppose President Reagan's signing of an INF treaty to remove all nuclear missiles from Europe.
The times they are a-changin'. Last week, a Republican congressman from Orange County, California, joined Oakland medical marijuana dispenser Steve DeAngelo to urge President Barack Obama, a Democrat who started out as a critic of the war on drugs, to curb his Department of Justice. They want Obama to make his prosecutors stop trying to shut down honest marijuana establishments in states that have legalized medical marijuana. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher and the left-leaning DeAngelo have found common cause in calling out one area in which the federal government can and should do less.
The people of Chicago are grappling with a big question that people in nearly every urban place face: Can anyone really govern such a sprawling, brawling city?
When Republicans challenged Obamacare in the courts, they sought to overcome the hurdle of persuading the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a program passed by Congress and enacted by a president. The legal challenge by Texas and 25 other states to the Obama administration's executive actions on immigration is different. Congress never passed a Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents, or DAPA, to grant legal status to some 5 million immigrants. President Barack Obama himself never signed what his aides call an "executive action"; Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson takes that honor ...
After years of debt, deficits and budget cuts, it may come as a surprise to learn that our state government is flush with cash. But you wouldn't know it by the talk of tax increases coming out of Sacramento.
The other day I built my first snowman. It was cold and a little rainy and we didn't have the stereotypical carrot nose or corncob pipe to adorn our new friend with, but it was something of a success. It had branches for arms and I even used my hat and glasses to make him look cool - if a snowman can get any 'cooler'.
The headline that caught my attention on Presidents Day could not have been starker, colder: "Intense Republican Hate Is Skewing Obama Polls."
President Barack Obama committed the ultimate political blunder the other day. He blurted out the truth.
The University of California Student Association has approved a resolution to direct UC regents to divest financially of the governments of Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, Israel, Mexico, Russia, Turkey, Sri Lanka and the United States. "UC students did not give consent to invest in governments engaged in violence against others," proclaimed the Resolution Toward Socially Responsible Investment at the University of California, targeting the above countries for human rights violations. The motion - which passed with nine yes votes, one no vote and five abstentions - faulted the U.S. government for conducting drone strikes abroad, as well as the nation's high ...
Brian Williams' six-month suspension has fallen flat. His critics aren't mollified. His supporters are clearly dispirited. Everyone knows this one is not over - though his tenure at NBC may very well be done.


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International polls show that while Obama was favored as the leader of the free world, citizens of only two countries supported Romney's candidacy: Israel and Pakistan.
18 commentsAdar Primor
Alfons Lopez Tena, who heads the Catalan Solidarity for Independence, speaks with Haaretz about his view of the future for the Catalonian separatist movement.
4 commentsIsrael is the strong side while the Palestinians feel humiliated, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso tells Haaretz.
5 commentsJoachim Gauck is concerned about growing resentment of Israel but insists: criticism is possible between friends.
9 commentsLike the Madrid train bombings in Madrid on March 11, 2004 that took 191 lives and wounded 1,800, the deaths of a rabbi and three Jewish children in Toulouse are liable to be etched on the French collective memory.
6 commentsIncoming president of the European Parliament Martin Schulz tells Haaretz the euro will not collapse, calls Merkel's conduct 'arrogant' and Cameron's 'obstructive'.
152 commentsUNESCO Secretary General Irina Bokova defends organization's position on Palestinian membership.
47 commentsAn interview with French envoy Valerie Hoffenberg.
0 commentsIn exclusive interview, Radoslaw Sikorski discusses what he calls the old-new love story between his country and Israel.
69 commentsDuring a visit of the Polish cabinet for a joint session with Israel's cabinet, Sikorski said he found much common ground between the historical experiences of Israel and Poland.
0 commentsIf Tunis and Cairo can do it, what about Minsk, Havana, Caracas - and why not Moscow and Beijing, too, commentators have asked.
52 commentsOn first visit to Israel as France's Foreign Minister, Michele Alliot-Marie says Paris demands Gilad Shalit's immediate release.
17 commentsShe is determined to make France's National Front a respectable party, and is likely to take over its leadership from Jean-Marie Le Pen in next week's vote. But does Marine Le Pen's moderate image make her a more insidious threat than her father?
51 commentsU.K. envoy to Israel Tom Phillips says British public does not automatically assume everything Israel does is wrong, but adds that the debate isn't one of PR but of substance.
0 comments'We must distinguish between the Israeli people and the Israeli government,' says the Liberal Democrat leader ahead of U.K. election.
2 commentsIraq may have ended his premiership, but the Quartet's Mideast envoy has no regrets. In an interview with Haaretz, he explains the nature of the battle against world jihad, and how peace with the Palestinians is possible.
0 commentsEU foreign policy chief: We will not accept a situation in which Iran has nuclear weapons.
0 commentsItaly FM believes crisis over IDF organ harvesting article will end as Stockholm voices condemnation.
5 commentsJurgen Ruttgers says proud Germany boycotted Durban 2, certain that German-Israel ties will grow.
0 commentsDouglas Alexander 'horrified' by suffering in Gaza, but willing to accept Israel's reasons for launching op.
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Released: Jul 01st, 2002
Running Time: 85
Director: Rodney Moore
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Tobi, Desire (I), Natasha (I), Rodney Moore, Heidi (I), Ayla
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Genre: Specialty
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We (married couple, two kids, and my mom) stayed in room 21, a triple with well-working A/C, in the back. It was quiet, clean, and although that bathroom sink was indeed tiny, it was adequate. Nothing fancy, but a pleasant, comfortable, quiet place to relax after long days out and about.
The hotel itself seems to be sort of your average hotel for vacationing Mexican families or travelers. It is basic and quiet (almost incognito) and well-kept-up. The free drinking water was very appreciated.
Its location on a busy avenue right in the middle of everything was actually very convenient, with the riverfront, shopping, and services all close at hand.
For us, its very best feature was Gustavo, the pleasant gentleman at the front desk (not sure if he's the owner or main manager or what, but if he's not, he ought to be). He was professional but not aloof, friendly but not intrusive, and VERY helpful and accommodating. When asked, he gave very useful information about local attractions and services, and even drew up some very helpful maps for us. The reasonably-priced nearby laundry place he recommended delivered our clean, dry, folded laundry to the hotel when it was done, where Gustavo held it for us at the front desk until we returned from our outing.
We only stayed two nights, and wanted to take a day trip to Palenque our last day, and then take a nighttime bus to our next destination. We were going to check out of the hotel early, and leave our bags at the left-luggage at the bus station, but after doing some math, I concluded a cheaper solution would be to pay for a single room at the hotel and stash our stuff there and just come back for it by taxi in the evening. When I asked Gustavo if this might be possible, he graciously offered to just let us store our bags for free, in the space under the stairs, behind the front desk. It was a wonderful solution for us, and we felt (rightly so) that our belongings were perfectly secure there. By the time we came back in the evening, Gustavo wasn't there anymore, but we left him a gratuity (about half the price of the basic single room--we hope it was enough) with the other gentleman, and we hope Gustavo knows how much we appreciate his helpfulness and graciousness.
I speak Spanish, so didn't really get to hear much of Gustavo's English, but got the impression it was plenty adequate.
Villahermosa doesn't seem to get much foreign-tourist traffic, but it really is a decent city, with plenty of nice historical and cultural things to do and see, very affordable, and an excellent base for an all-day trip to Palenque (especially the Hotel Oriente!).
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A few days ago, I was poking around on LinkedIn and saw that one of my connections was looking to hire a Vice President of Human Resources in the Washington, DC metro area. As it turns out, I'm a pretty connected fellow (or at least I like to think so) and I know a few great people who might be interested in the opportunity. So, me being me, I sent this person a message telling her that I knew someone great and that she should give me a call (I even provided my number to make it easy).
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"I am going to be out of the office for the next few days. Can you forward the resume? Are you a recruiter? Or is this a personal referral?"
Sigh. Here we go. I'm just trying to help, trying to make a connection. But instead, I feel resistance. My response:
"Yes, I am a recruiter. But I'm a corporate recruiter. Im not trying to sell you anything. You posted a link and I have a lead for you – just trying to help. I know someone great you should talk to, but I'm not interested in just firing off a name. That provides little value to anyone. Same with just sending a resume – very little context. If you are interested, give me a call. If not, that's fine too. Have a great night."
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Great! That sounded really positive. And then….nothing.
This was mid-September. Oddly enough, I saw the same status update for the same job yesterday. I even sent one more message that I still know someone great. Do you think I ever heard anything?
So my question is this: why use social media and then fail to be social? As recruiting professionals, we post these updates on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. in hopes of generating buzz and interest in our open positions. But then we hide, get defensive, and only want to communicate via email or guide people to an applicant tracking system when someone wants to engage. Especially as a recruiter myself, I just don't get it.
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By Thomas Nybo MUNYONYO, Uganda, 17 November 2010 – How do you improve life for people living in Karamoja, the poorest region of Uganda? That was the question facing some 60 lawmakers, young people, development partners, civil society representatives and other leaders who recently gathered for a three-day planning meeting in Munyonyo, Uganda.
The question that the future Karamoja will face, said Robert Lim Lim, Director of Northern Uganda Social Action Fund, is this: "Shall we be passengers or shall we be drivers? Shall we drive the vehicle of progress for Karamoja or shall we just sit and allow others to drive it for us?" The UNICEF-sponsored meeting – 'Creating a Shared Vision for Karamoja' – followed guidelines laid out in the 'Future Search' paradigm, an interactive planning process used worldwide in diverse cultures to achieve shared goals. The Future Search methodology brings people together to tell stories about their past, present and desired future. In the process, they discover dialogue and then make concrete action plans. Problems facing youth Young people and the challenges they face were a major focus of the discussions at the Munyonyo meeting. "What will be done to help the youth of Karamoja? Because there are so many problems that are facing the youth," said youth representative Cathy Comfort. Concrete ideas and plans, she added, "will help to make Karamoja a better place." On the first day of the conference, participants created timelines of key events in the world, in their own lives and in the region, which has a long history of food insecurity and armed conflict. After completing the timelines, the group focused on the present. Group members created a "mind map" of trends affecting them now, using colored dots to identify the trends they consider most important.
First Lady plays active role Day two brought a special guest: the First Lady of Uganda, Janet Museveni, who also holds the title of Minister of State for Karamoja Affairs. "The history of Karamoja, since the birth of the nation of Uganda, has been littered with misunderstanding, with neglect, with exploitation, with violence and conflict, which has resulted in what we see today," she said. Besides the challenges, however, Ms. Museveni highlighted her hopes for Karamoja. "Water is central if any progress is to be made," she said. "In the coming months, we hope to make water a reality in Karamoja, with water tanks to alleviate the problem of shortage of water for animals and for human beings." Important changes In the end, the conference was characterized as a first step in a long journey. "We go out of here with one vision … to take Karamoja to 2020," said one participant. That vision includes the pen, which represents education. More than 50 years ago, leaders of the Karamajong culture famously buried the pen and resisted educating their children, which they saw as a colonial threat to their culture. But at the Munyonyo workshop, an elder stepped forward and resurrected the pen – and with it, hopes for Karamoja's future. At the same time, he said it's time to bury the gun and shift away from the region's history of armed conflict. The final session was not marked by a grand speech, but rather by the identification of common ground and individual commitments to realize the dream of a better Karamoja. "We sometimes say that the future can be what we want it to be if we're intentional about it," said Sandra Janoff, one of the co-founders of Future Search. "The seeds of change really begin in the planning." More stories from Uganda More on young child survival and development 25 March 2015: UNICEF Innovations critical to avert Typhoid outbreak in Uganda 27 Feb 2015: Cholera outbreak in Malawi raises concerns of a large-scale spread 17 Nov 2014: Low-cost interventions effective to prevent deaths related to prematurity in Tanzania 12 Nov 2014: Steep drop in pneumonia deaths in last decade, but much further to go Related links |


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For those who believe in marriage equality, the Supreme Court's decision to tackle the subject of same-sex marriage is both exhilarating and scary.
To understand why, remember that the court agreed to hear two very different cases. One involves the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act, and the question of whether the federal government, in states that recognize same-sex marriage, can refuse to provide some married couples the federal benefits available to others.
The court was widely expected to accept the DOMA case because the law was declared unconstitutional in the lower courts. It is possible to imagine a majority — the four liberal justices and Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, most likely — agreeing. After all, the DOMA argument has overtones of federalism that ought to appeal to conservatives: the right of states to have their judgments about marriage respected by the federal government. Moreover, the DOMA issue does not call on the court to wade into the far more controversial matter of whether the Constitution affirmatively requires states to grant same-sex couples an equal right to marry.
How the court decides the DOMA case will be illuminating for how the justices might deal with that question. For example, how strict a test will the justices apply to laws that discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation? But striking down DOMA would be a much less consequential step — albeit an exhilarating one — than extending to same-sex couples a constitutional right to marry.
This issue is implicated by the second case, involving California's Proposition 8 ban on same-sex marriage. The court doesn't have to reach the constitutional question in the California case, and my guess is it won't. There are various offramps for the justices to take.
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For example, the court raised the question of whether those arguing to reinstate Prop 8 had standing to do so. Even if it doesn't avail itself of a procedural out, the court could avoid declaring — or rejecting — a broad right to marriage equality because of the unusual facts of California, which recognized same-sex marriage before voters rejected it. The appeals court relied on that about-face in declaring Prop 8 unconstitutional.
Still, the prospect that the justices could decide on the constitutional right to marry is unsettling, even scary, because it's far easier to count five votes for "no" than for "yes." The court may need time — and new members — to get there. On the then-divisive issue of interracial marriage, the Supreme Court deliberately dawdled until more states had lifted their bans. Waiting is hard. Losing is worse. As justification for such anxieties, look no further than President Obama. Earlier this year, he finally backed same-sex marriage. But he stopped short of declaring that the Constitution protects the right of same-sex couples to marry, as it does interracial couples.
Worrying that this case is premature is very different from saying that court protection is unnecessary. Some observers have looked at rapidly changing attitudes and suggested that court intervention is unwarranted and unwise. This is an updated — and equally wrongheaded — version of the contention that the court's declaration of a constitutional right to abortion pre-empted formation of a national consensus on the divisive subject. If only the court had stayed out, this argument goes, states would have moved on abortion rights.
Nonsense. The movement toward same-sex marriage is gratifying and instructive. Whether the Supreme Court follows election returns, the justices are exquisitely aware of the public mood. Yet leaving the issue solely to public whim won't work. Mississippi will never allow same-sex marriage. Its citizens deserve the same rights as those of Massachusetts. This is the fundamental meaning of a national Constitution and the role of federal courts. Constitutional protection for marriage equality may not be immediate, but it is, ultimately, both essential and inevitable.


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Central Texas, also known as the Hill Country, encompasses a marvelous diversity of wildflowers. Comprising portions of the Edwards Plateau and Blackland Prairie, this region contains flora representing north, south, east, and west sections of the state. The plant life corresponds directly to the variety of soil types. Shallow, well-drained limestone soils are typical of the rugged hills and canyons of the Edwards Plateau; while dark, calcareous clays and gray, sandy loams characterize prairie soils. The diverse topography and varying amounts of rainfall create many habitats for plants. The species in this collection include some of the most common spring wildflowers in the area.Printer Friendly: Species List | List with Images | List with QR Tags to Mobile
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Washington: Scientists have successfully converted mouse skin cells directly into cells that become the three main parts of the nervous system, bypassing the stem cell stage, throwing up many new possibilities in the medical world. This new study is a substantial advance over the previous paper in that it transforms the skin cells into neural precursor cells, as opposed to neurons. While neural precursor cells can differentiate into neurons, they can also become the two other main cell types in the nervous system: astrocytes and oligodendrocytes. The finding is an extension of a previous study by the same group from the Stanford University School of Medicine, showing that mouse and human skin cells can be turned into functional neurons or brain cells. The multiple successes of the direct conversion method overrides the idea that pluripotency (the ability of stem cells to become nearly any cell) is necessary for a cell to transform from one type to another, the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reports. "We are thrilled about the prospects for potential medical use of these cells," said Marius Wernig, study co-author and assistant professor of pathology and member, Stanford's Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, according to a Stanford statement. Beside their greater versatility, the newly derived neural precursor cells offer another advantage over neurons because they can be cultivated in large numbers in the lab, a feature critical for their long-term usefulness in transplantation or drug screening. "We've shown the cells can integrate into a mouse brain and produce a missing protein important for the conduction of electrical signal by the neurons," said Wernig, who co-authored the study with graduate student Ernesto Lujan.
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Hosted by WORLD News Group's Warren Cole Smith, Listening In features extended conversations with newsmakers and thought leaders.
"Our goal is to explore topics as thoughtfully as possible," says WORLD Radio Executive Producer Nick Eicher. "It's more like NPR's Fresh Air or public television's Charlie Rose, but with an objective Christian perspective."
The Listening In podcast is posted each Friday. (The program is available to radio stations via FTP download. For technical details, contact: Jonathan Bailie at firstname.lastname@example.com.)
Read edited transcripts of Warren's interviews.
A conversation concerning Christians and the courts
Our conversation today involves recent Christians in religious liberty court cases. Mike Adams, a professor at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, recently won a court case against UNC-W. He had sued the university, charging the school had denied him a promotion because of his Christian and conservative beliefs. That case took eight years to complete, and it's still possible the university could appeal.
Another recent court case involves Jack Phillips. Phillips is the proprietor of Masterpiece Cake Shop in the Lakewood suburb of Denver, Colorado. Phillips, who has been in business for more than two decades, recently refused to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex wedding. The homosexual men filed a complaint against him, and this little bake shop has become one of the front lines in the fight for religious liberty.
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HTC M8 (One 2) Mini specs leaked: 4.5-inch 720p screen, Android KitKat, Snapdragon 400 CPU
Reportedly, the 4.5-inch screen of the M8 Mini will have a 720 x 1280 pixel resolution (this certainly makes sense). Other expected features: Android 4.4.2 KitKat, Sense 6.0 UI, quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor clocked at 1.4GHz, 5MP front-facing camera, 13MP rear camera, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of internal memory, and - hurray! - MicroSD card support. Like the larger M8, the Mini should come with on-screen buttons.
Since the original One and One Mini handsets (pictured above) have a strikingly similar design, we're assuming that the new M8 and M8 Mini will also look alike.
It's said that HTC will announce the M8 (possibly called One 2 when it hits shelves) in late March. We don't know if the M8 Mini will be unveiled at the same time. There should also be a dual SIM version of the M8, but, again, we don't know when this will be announced.
source: @evleaks
44 Comments
1. miguelmeza14 (Posts: 60; Member since: 20 Apr 2013)
Oh yeah, from this we can assume that the M8 will come with Micro-SD expansion and higher megapixel count cameras. Sweet!!
14. Martin_Cooper (Posts: 847; Member since: 30 Jul 2013)
Moto G specs with double the price. Beside the better camera.
15. Doakie (Posts: 1531; Member since: 06 May 2009)
Wow. The only other change I see is the addition of a Micro SD Card slot.... I'll stick with the Moto G, without the Sense skin on top this Moto G flies.
16. hurrycanger (Posts: 1470; Member since: 01 Dec 2013)
slightly better cpu, too. It also gets microSD card support, which is great.
But well, if it's really double the price of the Moto G, it won't be worth it anyway.
35. Aploine (Posts: 307; Member since: 24 Oct 2013)
Wish they did like Sony Z1Compact
36. neops (Posts: 244; Member since: 28 Jan 2014)
30. amro99 (Posts: 85; Member since: 29 Nov 2012)
yea, Moto G specs, except for a better front and rear camera, better speakers, better cpu, aluminum body, higher internal capacity, micro SD slot, etc...! so yea almost the same spec but higher price
41. shuaibhere (Posts: 1829; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
Better cpu???no worries moto G is already running fine and handles most of Hd games out there...
Aluminium body...no thanks...Plastic is more durable ,also not prone to scratches, and doesn't interfere with radio signals.....
High internal memory??? Moto G too has 16GB model...
Micro SD...i accept with you in this...SD card is one of the important features...
Better speakers...Ofcourse....but i don't care about it...cuz who listen music without HS...
And don't miss the better radio signals in moto devices...
and for half the price...moto G is the winner...
37. Eclectech (Posts: 97; Member since: 01 May 2013)
The Moto G doesn't have LTE bands so that's a nonstarter for me and many others.
18. TechCrazyedBoy (Posts: 129; Member since: 12 Nov 2013)
go for the Sony Xperia SP...
almost the same specs,just 4.4 update otw..
19. __0__ (banned) (Posts: 242; Member since: 07 Jan 2014)
Go for this year's one , only slightly bigger but way better specs
25. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
I think Xperia ZR or ZL is a much better
alternative, because i'm pretty sure that One 2 mini will be in the same price range with ZR and ZL.
27. apple4never (Posts: 1026; Member since: 08 May 2013)
the Sp is faster then both and much much cheaper, with the badass lights at the bottom to boot
31. amro99 (Posts: 85; Member since: 29 Nov 2012)
i dont know if you have ever had a sony smartphone or not. my sister has a SP (which is a 2013 model), the camera is from 2008 i guess (though 8MPX)! the wifi sgnal is too weak, and the phone is way slower than its first day, although less than 15 apps have been installed since then, and the screen quality, though HD, is cr@p
43. apple4never (Posts: 1026; Member since: 08 May 2013)
you got a defect bro, i have crappy wifi at my house and its always connected, camera is great for a midranger and the screen is fine just the angles are bad
26. apple4never (Posts: 1026; Member since: 08 May 2013)
Yeah Xperia sp for the win!! its awesome
2. mr.techdude (Posts: 568; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
Why haven't they put higher specs so that consumers who are spec savvy but don't want big screens, this would have been a good choice but,.....,
6. bucky (Posts: 1803; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
See, that's exactly what I was thinking too. I would like to see a manufacturer keep the same specs in the mini version-they can even keep the same price. That's a proper way to satisfy different users.
20. Ant34 (Posts: 193; Member since: 10 Aug 2013)
It's probably targeted to an audience who can't afford a phone with high end specs.
23. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
but the problem is the price of htc mini phones are in the same price range with other phones that usually has better specs.
10. datphoneguy (Posts: 144; Member since: 15 Sep 2013)
Agreed. HTC could have pulled a Xperia Z1 Compact with the mini....that would have been amazing.
3. Insignificant (Posts: 192; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
It really looks like the Z1 compact can be a hit. No competition from HTC (not even surprised) means it's Samsung and LG left. And both have horrendous designs and build quality - that's not going to appeal to iStupidfans.
4. newbey123 (Posts: 513; Member since: 19 Mar 2012)
Sounds like a winner! Though I will go for the regular M8 or the Max version
5. Ayron (Posts: 4; Member since: 01 Jan 2014)
13MP rear and 5MP front facing camera?!?! HTC is finally stepping it up
11. datphoneguy (Posts: 144; Member since: 15 Sep 2013)
Looks like HTC may have ditched the whole ultrapixel idea which is GREAT news
7. Gregor (Posts: 34; Member since: 26 Nov 2013)
Good job HTC! But the SoC could have been Snapdragon 600.
8. outlawog (Posts: 47; Member since: 27 Nov 2013)
HTC are finally listening to the their customers, quick with the updates, and now they've hopefully sorted out that ultra pixel gimmick, or atleast improved it. I can only imagine that the One 2's camera will be better than the mini with perhaps a 8 MP Ultra pixel camera. However this wasnt the case with the two devices last year as they both sported the same camera. We can only hope that HTC executes this device nicely ;)
9. datphoneguy (Posts: 144; Member since: 15 Sep 2013)
Whoa...MicroSD for the mini?
Hope the same is true for the non-mini version as well!!
13. UglyFrank (Posts: 891; Member since: 23 Jan 2014)
Even an S4 pro would've been better than that
17. pyradark (Posts: 798; Member since: 10 Jun 2012)
Z1 compact still the best!! Beat that HTC
22. T.F.O.A (Posts: 36; Member since: 14 Dec 2013)
Nokia 3310 the best of the best of the... Yeah we already knew. lol
33. pyradark (Posts: 798; Member since: 10 Jun 2012)
Of course its untouchable.
I have one for over 10 years and still doesn't failed me!!!
21. Mube007 (Posts: 185; Member since: 24 Sep 2013)
Moto g is really a gud phone with dual sim slot
24. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3274; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
After the Z1 compact, HTC should have stepped up their game for this one. The Snap 600 & 2GB RAM should have been a minimum. Smh @ HTC once again.
28. Birds (Posts: 1101; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
Considering the time frame, I seriously doubt HTC knew about the Z1 Compact. My biggest complaint about the M8 mini is the ram. For me, the amount of ram is what separates a mid-range device from a high end one. 2 gigs of ram could make this device scream even with a snapdragon 400. Like FRFR, if they are going to price it high, it should ship with 2 gigs of ram not 1. This device shouldn't be higher than 379$ simply for the low ram amount.
29. buccob (Posts: 1881; Member since: 19 Jun 2012)
Those companies get information about other companies really fast... you would be impressed by the spy-like work they do...
At the end of last year my uncle received at his Beach Inn, some tech guys from ZTE with a supposed prototype of the upcoming Galaxy S5 with 16MP camera that was being used for testing with the ZTE flagship...
I didn't believe him at first, being so early... but after hearing rumors of the upcoming S5 with 16MP camera... well there you go...
HTC probably knew quite a bit about Z1 Compact... but they are sticking to a slightly cheaper alternative... I think...
32. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3274; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
I agree with buccob on this one. The exact specs for the Z1 Compact or Z1f as it was originally known, were leaked months ago. HTC had to have known about about it. They chose not to compete with it. It's a mistake that HTC can't afford to make. Samsung, on the other hand, their devices sell by the boatload anyway. If they choose to take this approach with the S5 mini (read: they probably will), it will still sell more than any other "mini" version. HTC is just quite simply & proverbially shooting themselves in the foot--the same thing they've been doing for many years now.
34. salaal (Posts: 109; Member since: 08 Dec 2013)
In my eyes the original one mini has better specs 1.4GHz dual core krait 300 should be way faster then 1.4GHz quad core cortex A7! The camera looks a lot better
My dream specs for this phone
Quad core 1.6GHz cortex A7/Dual core 1.7GHz S4 pro krait 300
Adreno 320/adreno 305@650
1.5GB ram
The camera should be bumped to 8UltraPixel or 13MP
3/5MP front camera
Dual LED flash
Micro SD
32GB internal storage
38. Eclectech (Posts: 97; Member since: 01 May 2013)
I'll reserve judgement to the official unveiling but the alleged camera specs look very promising. Looks like the pixel war is back on.
39. Epicness1o1 (Posts: 226; Member since: 30 May 2013)
Dont have money for the Htc One (2014) but i'm going to buy the mini instead
44. hurrycanger (Posts: 1470; Member since: 01 Dec 2013)
Why not just get the HTC One of 2013? By then it would be below $400 for a brand new unit. :D
40. sergiobr (Posts: 513; Member since: 25 Feb 2013)
13MP Ultrapixel would be ok !
42. Ankit24 (Posts: 2; Member since: 09 Feb 2014)
specs are good enough.
pleased to see no Ultra pixel cameras and availability of Card slot.
but i would have prefered Snapdragon 600 and 2GB ram (1.5 at least)
Hope to see...
full HD video support
Adreno 320 and 2100 mAh + battery.
n please please HTC price is wisely.


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Ahh, this is a good one to start with. Not only am I trying to show off my legs, but I am also showing off my pain tolerance with those 2-inch needles inserted in my IT band. Actually it didn't really hurt at all. Clay's brother-in-law has recently become certified to perform Trigger Point Dry Needling (TDN) which essentially uses acupuncture needles to create small tears in your muscle, to encourage healing and repair. With my constant battle with ITBS, I begged him to bring some needles out when they were here in June. Can't say it worked a miracle, but I am looking forward to regular treatments this fall when they relocate to the East Coast. He says it usually takes a minimum of 4 sessions.
Clay and I celebrated 2 years of marriage! And he made me a wonderful meal which consisted of lamb (purchased at Kroger on Manager's Special!), swiss chard and snap peas from the garden, and potatoes from the garden, it was wonderful!
When your power goes out for 2 days because of a crazy summer wind storm (they called it a derecho), you make rolls in a dutch oven! Who says you can't bake without electricity?!
Garden update for mom, snap peas on their way out, cucumbers and squash going strong, first tomato is turning red...and we have volunteers in the middle of the garden (some kind of melon, and some kind of winter squash)
I have started making pickles by means of fermentation, using herbs from the herb garden to flavor, cucumbers from the garden, and grape leaves (they supposedly help them stay crunchy) from our grape vine. (I guess the salt to make the brine came from Kroger!)


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Which Dilber Ay?
The Dilber Ay
of this series of articles is not to be confused with the portly arabesque singer of the same name Dilber Ay, who appeared in the 2006 Turkish movie hit, Beynelmilel. 'Our' Dilber Ay gained everlasting fame in movies like these... Dilber Ay
(in her first starring role, as Seher) is the only survivor after a Byzantine Cavalry attack on her village. She's rescued by a crude but heroic 4-man band of Karadağlı gaziler -- led by Behçet Nacar (as Burak), in Ölüm Savaşı (Fight to the Death) directed by Yavuz Figenli in 1978. Led by Behçet Nacar (foreground),
4 Karadağlı gaziler rescue Dilber Ay in Ölüm Savaşı (Fight to the Death) directed by Yavuz Figenli in 1978. Background L-R: Tuncay Şahin (as Çakir), Kazım Kartal (as Cabbar), and Menderes Semancı (as Dilsiz) Dilber Ay
'rewards' Behçet Nacar for her rescue in Ölüm Savaşı (Fight to the Death) directed by Yavuz Figenli in 1978. Gülden Gül plays Katya,
a hot-blooded Byzantine seductress in Ölüm Savaşı (Fight to the Death) directed by Yavuz Figenli in 1978. Sevginin Bedeli
(The Equivalent Of Love) starring Dilber Ay, Emel Canser, Yılmaz Şahin, and Zafer Doğan -- directed by Naki Yurter in 1979. The story of a step-daughter (played by Dilber Ay as Kezban) who awakes to cinsellik, through fantasy. Free updates for life!
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Dilber Ay's Fantasy -- Religion and Seks
Dilber Ay (as Kezban) dreamily pictures herself back in the Middle Ages...as a Christian Sinner seeking absolution from a Catholic Priest (Zafer Doğan) to whom she confesses her sins. And the sensual penance that the Priest imposes on her is straight out of Alex Comfort's Joy of Sex -- as you'll see in the Dilber Ay fantasy film-clip (a 2.3 MB Windows Media Video [.WMV] file available on our 'Downloads Page') that we've had to greatly shorten and 'doctor', for the sake of propriety.
Kezban's Middle-Ages fantasy concludes satisfyingly for the Catholic Priest and his penitent -- and Kezban (Dilber Ay) returns dreamily to the modern-age dance floor. That's just in time for her dance-partner Kamil (Zafer Doğan) to begin a fantasy of his own. In this one, Dilber Ay is a dominatrix who finds 99 ways to tease her male partner Zafer Doğan, including a remarkable encounter she has with a high-heeled shoe -- as she caters to a myriad of his most private fetishes.
In the scene that follows the second fantasy, Emel Canser argues with her lover/fiancé Yılmaz Şahin, insisting that her step-daughter Kezban is still a child -- uninterested in carnal love. But, it's clear to see that Kezban and Kamil are more than platonic friends. And after the party breaks up, Kamil pays Kezban an after-hours visit in her bedroom, where the couple make passionate whoopie.
The next day, Kezban runs into the family dress-maker (Özden/Rezzan) and they return to the dress-maker's shop for a fitting...Kezban disrobes and Özden/Rezzan pours them a stiff drink of Johnnie Walker, Red -- and one thing leads to another.
But, Kezban's bedroom scene with the dress-maker is uninspired, which leads us to believe that director Naki Yurter only included it to indicate the broad-range of young Kezban's cinsel awakening.
It's obvious, though, that Kezban's interest in sapphic relations is a passing fancy. She definitely prefers men, especially her new lover, Kamil...So when mother (Emel Canser) suggests (in this 2.7 MB Windows Media Video [.WMV] file) that Kezban (Dilber Ay) ought to marry family-friend and famous-poet Kemal (Çetin Başaran), Kezban rejects the idea, declares her love for Kamil, saying, "I've come of age, mother. I'll make the decisions from now on" -- and storms off the estate grounds in a huff, passing the poet Kemal on his way in...
She runs into Kamil in the street, he proposes marriage on the spot, and hand-in-hand the pair return to the estate -- where they find Mother in conversation with the poet Kemal (Çetin Başaran), expressing his wish to marry Kezban.
Kezban and Kamil deliver an ultimatum to Mother..."We want to marry. If you don't give us your permission, we'll elope." The poet Kemal (Çetin Başaran) gets the message and walks off disgustedly. Mother, realizing that step-daughter Kezban has indeed become a woman, gives her blessing with a knowing smile -- and the happy couple dance off merrily through the streets to a happy ending.
In Part 3, Provocative Dilber Ay, we had reached the plot-point of Sevginin Bedeli (The Equivalent of Love) where Dilber Ay (as Kezban) began fantasizing erotically about her dance-partner Zafer Doğan (as Kamil)...
Since the Turkish people are overwhelmingly Muslim, you may think it odd at first that the Turkish director Naki Yurter chose a Christian (not an Islamic) theme for this provocative religo-sexual fantasy. The explanation for Yurter's 'odd' choice is undoubtedly related to the fact that his real surname was Veligradino -- which clearly indicates a Italian-Christian family-background. So, as he grew to young manhood, Yani Veligradino was well acquainted with Christian-based Italian Myth and Fantasy. And since a distinctive characteristic of Italian erotica is its 'obsession' with naughty behavior in the ranks of the Catholic clergy, it was quite natural for Yurter/Veligradino to give an Italian-Christian theme to Dilber Ay's erotik fantasy.
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