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{"text": "San Marino: the micro-state with big ambitions for Eurovision 2018. The nation launched its online talent search 1in360 back in late 2017 and received submissions from all over the world. A few months later and they selected a shortlist of eleven. For the past two weeks they’ve showcased these singers in two webisodes which determined the acts that would compete in tonight’s final. The results are in and we can reveal that it will be Jessika feat. Jenifer Brening representing San Marino at Eurovision 2018 having been crowned the winner earlier this evening. \nJessika feat. Jenifer Brening Win 1in360 and will Represent San Marino at Eurovision 2018!"}
{"text": "President Barack Obama will visit the Baton Rouge area on Tuesday. President Obama will assess the flooding and devastation that hit the area in recent weeks. The president will meet with local officials and discuss how the federal government can assist with the damages.\nThe president received criticism for not visiting Baton Rouge sooner due to vacationing in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.\n13 people have died and thousands are displaced from their homes. President Obama is aware of how important his impact will be during his visit. The president also wants to make sure his visit will not interfere with first responders efforts in recovery."}
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{"text": "Europe, Iran seek to save nuclear deal after USA pullout\nIt follows a visit by the Iranian diplomat to Beijing on Sunday where he stressed the importance of keeping the accords, which were signed in 2015 with the aim of both halting Tehran's nuclear ambitions and stimulating the country's economy.\nAccording to O Sullivan, where they will begin to develop a \"coherent and consistent policy measures for the conservation of European business interests in Iran, while protecting your investment from the USA sanctions\".\nNew Zealand exported $120 million of goods to Iran previous year, with dairy products making up three-quarters of that. The US backed down before any sanctions were implemented.\"We want to reinforce this regulation and incorporate the recent decisions taken by the United States\", Le Maire said.He also proposed a European agency capable of following the activities of foreign companies. Geopolitical tensions would likely ratchet up to record levels, putting sharp upward pressure on oil prices and breaking the catch 22 of U.S. rising supplies versus Opec plus Russian Federation supply cuts. Iran's exports to Germany meanwhile amounted to 314 million euros in 2016 and 410 million euros in 2017.\nEuropean Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini insisted that it's not up to the U.S.to determine the deal's future anyway. \"It depends on the conduct of other governments\".\nThat appears unlikely after US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Tuesday that licenses for the planemaker and rival Boeing Co to sell passenger jets to Iran would be revoked. In the administration's view, measures like crippling USA -led sanctions against Pyongyang's critical industries brought North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to his knees - and the same policy should work with Tehran, as well. He noted another agreement with Iran should be signed. It's obvious that our nation will never allow the Europeans to impose the \"JCPOAII\" through the smile tactic, and our country's foreign policy system should make sure that the European authorities well understood this issue..\nOn May 8, when US President Donald Trump announced his decision to quit the deal, Israel delivered strikes on Iranian military positions in Syria, according to Syrian media.\nRepresentatives in the industry had already expressed their concern about difficulties exporting to Iran, the minister said.\nDonald Trump last night tore up the Iran nuclear deal which could force Britain's biggest businesses out of the country\nDespite complaints in European capitals, Mr. Bolton suggested that European allies might agree to new US approach once they digest Mr. Trump's decision and face the threat of sanctions.\nWhile the focus of Tuesday's talks was on salvaging the nuclear deal, European Union diplomats said they needed some time to clarify the USA policy on sanctions, but also generally toward Iran.\n\"We are on the right path to move forward\", he said.\nIn the CNN interview, Bolton did not respond directly when asked whether Trump might seek \"regime change\" in Iran, or whether the United States military would be ordered to make a preemptive strike against any Iranian nuclear facility. \"President Trump's withdrawal is denying them that wealth, denying them the resources to continue their bad behavior, to take the money away from them\", he said.\nAfter the President threatened foreign firms that continue trading with Iran with \"strong sanctions\", Trump's national security adviser John Bolton told American TV he thought the United Kingdom and France would follow suit and ditch the 2015 deal. \"I think that will sink in, and we'll see what happens then\".\nAnd Germany said it will spend the next few months trying to persuade Washington to change its mind.\nGermany's minister for economic affairs Peter Altmaier said last week that Berlin will try to \"persuade the U.S. government to change its behaviour\".\nWhen asked if this would mean sanctions against firms, the adviser didn't deny the possibility."}
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{"text": "Six writers you damn well should have heard of!\nOne thing that depresses me loads is when you see the same authors – and often distinctly average ones at that – being talked up on the discussion lists, generally because they happen to be list members or because someone has met them at a convention and wants to gush that they spoke to A Real-Life Writer.\nAnd then there are the writers where you can't understand why everyone else isn't raving about them. Everyone's got their own 'why the hell isn't Joe Bloggs famous' or 'what on earth happened to …?' list. I could name you a stack of writers who are criminally under-rated and who seem to have fallen off the face of the earth – Jack Dickson, Denise Danks, Karen Kijewski and Pat O'Keeffe spring to mind.\nFor what it's worth, then, here are six authors who appear to be alive, well and still writing but who in my fallible opinion don't get the attention they deserve. And if you check them out, you'll find they're all class acts. In no particular order. . .\nStuart Pawson\nHis police procedural series, set in a fictional town in Yorkshire, is an absolute delight all through. The books, featuring DI Charlie Priest, are like eating chocolate with chilli in. You’re loving the smooth taste until all of a sudden there's a distinct bite there. Pawson is witty and a polished storyteller, but perhaps his greatest attraction is the world he's built around Charlie, with larger-than-life colleagues and small-town life.\nSusan Kelly\nKelly's police procedural series also takes place in a small town – but this one's real (Newbury in Berkshire) It features a hero who has enough personal baggage to be interesting, but not so much that it's same old, same old. Det Supt Gregory Summers is approaching 50 and shacked up with his 20-something daughter-in-law following the death of his son. Kelly never over-does the private life angst, but provides us with well-rounded and believable characters. She tells a damn good story and plots very neatly.\nJosh Lanyon\nHands up all you straights who have read Josh's books? Bet there's not that many of you – and you're missing out big-time. The stories feature Adrien English, a bookseller in Los Angeles, who has a talent for finding trouble and has a rather confusing relationship with a way back in the closet cop. The first two books in the series were published by Gay Men's Press in the UK. When the publishers went under, Lanyon had to self-publish the third, The Hell You Say, with iUniverse, which is absolutely scandalous when you look at some of the dross that's coming out of mainstream publishers.\nMaureen Carter\nThis choice will please my blogmate Lynne Patrick, but she knows very well that I only rave about a book if I genuinely enjoy it. Carter's series, featuring feisty Birmingham cop Bev Morriss, has crackly dialogue, nails the atmosphere of the UK's second city, and brisk and fluent storytelling. It'd work like a dream on TV, but jumps off the pages as it is. Bev's no glossy heroine, but Carter makes you care about her.\nMartin O'Brien\nRead O'Brien's police procedural series, set in France, and you'll believe you're driving down country lanes, the smell of lavender all around, and with an appetising lunch waiting for you at a village bistro. The hero's a rugby player-turned-cop with his own way of doing things, but the maverick angle doesn't overpower the story. And O'Brien's dry humour helps the story along.\nCynthia Harrod-Eagles\nIf you like Reginald Hill, you'll adore Harrod-Eagles, who writes witty police procedurals with a dark underbelly. She's obviously got a cult following, but her books rarely get mentioned, which is a crying shame, as they're full of ebullient language and a likeable main character in the shape of DI Bill Slider. I particularly love her little cameo characters as well as the interplay between Slider and his sidekick DS Jim Atherton. But under the surface humour there's always some unsettling for Slider, both privately and professionally.\nBy the time you've read this blog, I'll have thought of another dozen writers I could easily have mentioned. And you're all probably sighing and rolling your eyes and muttering: \"Damn woman's got no taste. Why didn't she mention …?\""}
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{"text": "I’m sure you’ll like to get yoga with your puppy or your dog. For people that practice yoga in their apartments, your dog would be curious to know about all your styles and all your poses. Your dog could even try to interrupt you by lying on your mat as you try to engage in a particular stance. This is one of the best times to invite your beautiful pet to join you so you’ll both have fun and practice yoga. Your dog might not want to join you. They might not be able to do so too. Your dog can join you in meditating and stretching because animals love the energy that comes with these types of practices. Whenever you meditate and practice yoga, your dogs could lie close to you. Look into their eyes, and it could seem like they’ve fallen into a trance or something.\nWays you can Try Yoga with Your Dog.\n1.Engage in Doga Classes\nIf you like to engage in a Doga class, there are lots of chances that you could have several in your town, city, or area. You can check these out on yelp. They would show you how you could locate them quickly. Before your dog and you take your mats and go to Doga classes, you need to get ready. Do you have a social pet? Has your dog showed interest in yoga before. If the answers to both questions are Yes, then you would love to attend Doga classes. This would help in increasing the bond your dog has with you. You could also spend some great quality time with each other. It would also be best to keep your dogs that are not interested in things like these at home.\n2. You can add in some Yoga Stretches as you take your dog out for walks\nYou and your dog might have been going for lots of walks all through your days together. You might not have so much time to attend formal yoga practices. So as you take your pet for a walk, you could include some superb stretches and yoga poses for you and your dog to engage in. Your dog would enjoy this one because it’s going to be fun and exciting. Chelsea Alvarez has stated that you could convert regular activities into practices that include yoga in your essential lives.\nYour pets would be excited, and they would be grateful when you squat to pick the ball of your dog instead of typically bending. This would help your dog because they would want to imitate you and do the same before you know it.\nYou and your dog meditating and committing to yoga would help both you and your dog in more ways than you can imagine. Trust me. So please. Take your dog out when you’re engaged in the everyday things you do, practice some Yoga and watch you and your dog remain fit both in mind and body."}
{"text": "Together widely influential. His 1937 book Nachfolge (The Cost of Discipleship) is considered a modern religious classic.\nBonhöffer was also a staunch opponent of Nazi euthanasia and genocidal persecution of the Jews. Arrested in April 1943 by the Gestapo, he was imprisoned for 1 1/2 years before transfer to a concentration camp. After being associated with the Operation Valkyrie plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler, he was convicted and hung on April 9, 1945.\nDietrich Bonhöffer Quotations:.\nBeing a Christian is less about cautiously avoiding sin than about courageously and actively doing God’s will.\nNot to speak is to speak. Not to act is to act.\nWe must be ready to allow ourselves to be interrupted by God.\nWe are not to simply bandage the wounds of victims beneath the wheels of injustice, we are to drive a spoke into the wheel itself.\nWe must be ready to allow ourselves to be interrupted by God…..We must not…..assume that our schedule is our own to manage, but allow it to be arranged by God.\nThe ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world that it leaves to its children."}
{"text": "Here are the links to my short stories in one handy place.\nLet The Bodies Hit The Floor\nHarvel is brought to a platform in the middle of the ocean. His goal: To win the GAME.\nMark becomes obsessed with the Government’s handling of the Covid pandemic and decides to take matters into his own hands.\nPeter goes to The Onward Journey to choose his destiny. Will he stay or let go?\nTwo fearsome sea creatures go head to head in this thrilling story of kidnap and terror.\nPrivate Fletcher is very lucky, unfortunately others do not share the same trait.\nThe First Cut is the Deepest\nA man and a woman sit opposite each other. The woman is tied to her chair, the man is spinning a knife in his hands.\nA modern retelling of the biblical story Abraham and Isaac\nExploring life after lockdown.\nNeil’s lazy Sunday is interrupted by a clock whirring backwards…\nAfter an argument with his girlfriend due to his lack of ambition, Joel meets an old man who offers him fame in exchange for carrying out an errand.\nThe Cracked Limelight – Short Story\nA Hollywood Awards night takes a violent turn.\nProject Aegis – Short Story\nA time-travelling hitman waits for an aeroplane to crash before carrying out his mission.\nHomeward Bound – Short Story\nArmistice was a long time ago. Jerry is aching to return home to his Margaret and restart his life after World War Two.\nVirtual Encopresis – Short Story\nVirtual reality and online gaming meet in this story about achieving your dreams but coming back to down to earth with a splat.\nStanding On A Beach – Short Story\nGelatinous bodies are discovered in this sleepy British seaside town.\nWelcome to the Jungle – Short Story\nAfter a boozy night out, Johnson takes the long way home from the streets of New York to the Amazon rainforest.\nPaper Falling from the Sky – Short Story\nA son and his father watch as an explosion tears through the heart of London.\nBehind Closed Doors – Short Story\nIn order to recover himself, Andrew has to walk the course.\nGang Aft A-gley – Short Story\nA meteoroid is headed towards Earth when something goes wrong. Where it lands nobody knows. This story is from my collection A Few Hours After this.\nIf you like these, I have collated 26 of my other short stories into a collection A Few Hours After This available in paperback and Kindle formats. Details are on this page – A Few Hours After This\n"}
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{"text": "Linda Andrews, Organ Instructor at Western Illinois University, received her BA degree in Music Education from WIU where she studied organ with Dr. Anita Werling, and horn with Roger Collins. She was awarded the MM degree with church music emphasis from Northwestern University where she was a student of Wolfgang Rübsam. Currently, she is the organist for First Presbyterian Church in Macomb, a position she has held since 1995. 2012. Since her appointment, she has also been an instructor for WIU’s Community Music School. Before 2012, she taught music courses as well as organ and piano lessons for Carl Sandburg College. Additionally, she has taught privately for over 40 years.\nDuring the past year, Andrews was festival organist for St. Paul UCC, Pekin, IL where the church’s recently restored Austin Organ, Op. 2672, was featured for the 35th Pipe Organ Anniversary Celebratory Worship Service. Andrews was also recitalist for “Friday Pipes,” an organ recital series at Third Baptist Church in downtown St. Louis. She returns to Third Baptist in May 2018 with two of her graduate students who will perform on the series.. She was a master class participant, performing on The Auditorium Organ, an historic Aeolian-Skinner organ also in Independence.\nAndrews has been an organ soloist with the McDonough Choral Society and the WIU choral organizations, the University Singers and Concert Choir. She has also performed as soloist and accompanist for WIU sponsored L.I.F.E. community programs. Recently, she collaborated with Austrian pianist, Anna Wagner, by presenting a fund raising program for the local homeless shelters. As part of the program, Wagner, also a professional photographer had taken photos in Vienna, Chicago, and Midwest Illinois depicting the need to help those without homes. Andrews also offers informational programs on the organ to area grade school music classes.\nAn active member of the AGO, Andrews has held various offices for both the Galesburg and Western Illinois University chapters, currently serving as Dean of the WIU chapter. She has presented varied solo recitals, concerts and recitals with different instruments and voice as well as educational programs for AGO chapters in Illinois.\nRecent Comments"}
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{"text": "2016 Grand Tradition Bridal Fair\n“A Touch of Romance!” Our vintage display for yesterday’s Bridal Fair at The Grand Tradition. The desk and books were true antiques. The Marriage License from Los Angeles County is almost one hundred years old. The garden roses and string of pearls were a nice touch. Not showing in photo is the antique brass lamp. It was a lovely day, and we really enjoyed meeting lots of couples for 2016 and 2017!"}
{"text": "Category: Cuisine\nFrench Laundry: Follow-Up Letter to Chef Keller\nIn regard to my somewhat incomplete post on The French Laundry – where I merely mentioned the disappontment – I’ve been receiving comments along the lines of:\nyou stupid moron, you dont know food\ngo home and cook some soup, idiot\nchef keller is a genius. . .you sir, are not\nAccordingly, I am publishing the letter detailing my disappointment.\nThis letter was physically mailed by my Wife on February 1st, and as of yet I have NOT received a response from The Chef or his staff.\nKeep Smiling, Chef\nChef Thomas Keller\nc/o The French Laundry\n6640 Washington St,\nYountville, CA 94599\nFebruary 1, 2010\nChef Keller –\nI want to commend you on your accomplishments, as having a restaurant that is amongst the most well-reviewed in the entire world is very significant. It is precisely because of these accolades that my Wife and I decided to plan our fourth wedding anniversary vacation around the reservations to The French Laundry.\nI realize that as a young, relatively inexperienced food novice my opinion is probably not very credible to you or your staff, but I do have some comments from the meal that my wife and I shared on January 30th, 2010.\nFirst and foremost, your Maître d’, Nicola, was extremely attentive and knowledgeable, welcoming us to the restaurant warmly, and offering to take our respective jackets. However, after waiting for the greater part of 30 minutes, even Nicola must have felt a tad bit embarrassed – these reservations are set precisely because of the appropriated timing of the Chef’s Tasting Menu – and offered us a drink, which did offset a bit of my apprehension.\nAfter seating, we were forced to wait another 10 minutes before even receiving a drink, an amuse bouche, or a server’s attention. Again, at an inferior restaurant this is notable but at a three-Michelin Star recipient. . .we were beginning to feel as if perhaps we were not welcome in the establishment.\nNow about the food – the most important, I realize – I have no criticisms of the preparation, the ingredients or the execution. Your dishes are paramount to maintaining your reputation, and we have minimal critiques of anything we were served. Once service commenced, the multitude of staff was well-versed on the dishes and ingredients, and treated us kindly.\nThat said, however, we felt a bit short-changed at the conclusion of our meal as well. Knowing that your esteemed Coffee & Doughnuts is in limited-release, we called ahead of time, where one of your employees assured us that this would be noted on our reservation – this was definitely an element of the Keller Experience. It goes without saying, then, that while we watched couplets of dish come out of the kitchen, we surely expected we would be on the receiving end of a duo. Unfortunately, we were not. One of your servers did apologize profusely, advising us to “call ahead next time” – which again, we did, knowing that this exact situation would occur. We were then offered another piece of brioche bread, which while delicious is certainly NOT your Coffee & Doughnuts.\nLastly, we were envious of the patrons that were leaving with copies of their tasting menus, shortbread cookies and other ‘goodies’ in a customized The French Laundry bag. Once we paid our bill, we were notified that the restaurant had indeed run out of the bags as well.\nMr. Keller, I realize that there are certain circumstances beyond your control, but at a restaurant that inspired us to call two months to the day (to the minute, 10am sharp!) to get reservations that ended up costing us close to $1,000 (a steep price for a couple of twentysomethings), we did expect a bit more. In fact, we were very excited to attend Bouchon in our native Los Angeles, but waited to try The Original first. Now, we’re not so sure that we want to visit your Los Angeles location.\nYour food is spectacular, Chef, but we were underwhelmed otherwise. I do not expect you to answer this letter as I know you are busy with your other projects now, but I do hope this is brought to your attention because there are other restaurants out there that are executing to a high-degree, and not disappointing their clientele.\nThank you for your time and if you shall feel so inspired, please do not hesitate to contact us.\nSincerely Yours,\nYKI\nSuper.\nYallKiltIt in the Napa Valley: The French Laundry took us to the Cleaners\nThanks for the feedback about me not posting this weekend. Here’s why YallKiltIt was in absentia:\nMy wife and I were in Calistoga (Napa Valley), Cottage Grove Inn to be precise, celebrating my fourth year of Wedded Bliss. Decided to check out\nThe French Laundry, Thomas Keller’s Three-Michelin Star restaurant, and plan a weekend around the gastronimic/economic overkill.\nReview to come later, but let’s say we walked away much more impressed with the surrounding area – and the aesthetics of the restaurant – than the food itself. Definitely did not live up to it’s two-time Restaurant of the Year (World) rating from Restaurant Magazine.\nOn our Tour-de-Michelin, this place comes in well below:\nProvidence, Melrose/Los Angeles\nGordon Ramsay at the London, Hollywood\nThe Dining Room at the Langham, Pasadena\nCraft, Century City\nJoe’s Restaurant, Venice\nChez Panisse, Berkeley\nLola, Seattle\nThe Hump, Santa Monica\nFurthermore, “TFL” was not as impressive as up-and-comer Fig (Santa Monica).\nIt is, however, superior (in our opinion) to:\nThe Water Grill, Downtown\nOsteria Mozza, Melrose/Los Angeles\n-and-\nRivera, Downtown\nThese are each restaurants that provided same result, emanating from differing perspectives: Water Grill “on the way down and barely hanging on to its Michelin Star,” Rivera & Mozza “the new superstar of Los Angeles”.\nIt’s not to say the food at TFL wasn’t spectacular, it’s just when we pay twice as much for a Chef’s Tasting Menu than you’ve ever paid – even at the priciest of L.A. joints – you expect literal out-of-this-world food. There wasn’t one dish (out of nine courses, two amous bouches & three desserts) that had us saying “wow – I wish we had more of that.”\nAll in all, great weekend and special props to the massage team at Cottage Grove Inn for proving to me that massages really are pretty awesome.\nAlso, Old Faithful Geyser (of California) was pretty amazing, as was our face-to-face with llamas and big-horn sheep.\nFor the remainder of the Napa Valley pics, CLICK HERE. Now back to the sports, hip hop, media & Los Angeles insight. . .\nThe Dining Room at Langham, Pasadena\nSomething a little different today; a kudos, if you will, for Chef Michael Voltaggio of the Michelin-Starred Langham Dining Room in Pasadena.\nThe Top Chef star executed a truly flawless meal. In the past two years, Irene & I have made a concerted effort to eat at the most-acclaimed restaurants in the Los Angeles area, including Providence, Water Grill, London, Joe’s in Venice, Craft, Katsu-Ya (Sherman Oaks) and Fig.\nWith Michael Cimarusti’s Providence being our first two-star (Michelin) restaurant and the most comprehensive meal we’ve enjoyed, Voltaggio did not disappoint – instead, serving seven luscious courses (not including the Amous Bouche, two breads and a post-dessert dessert). Below is the Chef’s tasting menu from the evening:\nThe Dining Room\nChef’s Tasting Menu\nJapanese Shima Aji\nPickled Baby Peach, Sea Sponge, Bonito\n2006 Hans Wirsching Riesling Spätlese Trocken, Iphöfer Kronsberg, Franken\nLangoustine\nYoung Fennel, Lobster Mushroom Lasagna\n2008 Terredora Dipaolo, Falanghina DOC, Campania\nFoie Gras\nAerated Brioche, Concord Grape, Sunchoke\n2003 von Hövel Oberemmeler Hütte Spätlese, Saar\nTurbot\nButternut Squash, Madras Curry, Pumpkin Seed Granola\n2008 Domaine Perrot-Minot, Chardonnay, Cuvée Martine, France\nPastrami Pigeon\nSwiss Cheese, Sauerkraut, Rye\n2008 Santa Maria Valley, Pinot Noir, Santa Barbara County\nJameson Farm Lamb\nVadouvan, Pickled Tongue, Celery, Raisin, Peanut Butter\n2007 Turley Juvenile, Zinfandel, California\nFools Gold\nChocolate, Salty Hazelnut Praline, Milk Sorbet\nGonzález Byass Solera 1847, Oloroso Dulce Sherry, Jerez, Spain\nVery enjoyable experience from service to environ to food, and we will definitely be following Voltaggio to his new digs once the Langham closes for renovations in 2010."}
{"text": "Forgive me for not posting yesterday. I planned to do it during the evening and…well, the movies distracted me from the task.\nHmm, this is a long post to write about… 500+ Spells, hexes, jinxes or curses as far as we know. Although there’s three curses that I can’t do: Avada Kedavra, Crucio and Imperio. There is a reason why it’s called The Unforgivable Curses. Avada Kedavra is the Killing Curse which has no counter-curse or blocking spell although it can be dodged and blocked with solid objects. Voldemort used this curse the most among other spells. He killed a lot of people and only one survived it twice, Harry Potter. Crazy! Anyway, Crucio is the Cruciatus Curse when the victim is slowly tortured by the caster. [Poor Longbottom’s parents] Imperio is the Imperius Curse where the victim performs the unquestioned bidding of the caster without any objections similar to a puppet and its puppet-master. That is what happened to Krum during the Triwizard Tournament in the last phase, the Maze to the cup.\nThis will take all day to do this post. I’ll put this on hold for a moment then work on it as I go. :] xx\n~Portia"}
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{"text": "Lidded molds and embed paper are my two latest supply obsessions. I just love how easy it is to put colorful images into soap bars, and the lidded molds make it a snap to make perfectly protected and showcased soaps! So now that it's fall I get to pair up my favorite supplies with Mexican Folk Art, which is fabulous for colorful Halloween inspirations.\nThese soaps use Loteria card images (like Mexican bingo), and then we get to bust out the crafty goodness and decorate the mold like a little shrine. Traditionally for Dia de los Muertos families honor their deceased loved ones with favorite goodies and loads of flashy decorations. So pull out your glitter, puffy paint, rhinestones and glue gun, and have fun! These soaps will certainly be too pretty to use! :)\nSupplies:\n8 oz Soapylove Naturally Clear Soap Base\n2 oz Soapylove Bright White Soap Base\nSoapylove Jewelry Box Colorant Set\nSoapylove Candy Jar Fragrance Set\nWater Soluble Paper - download and print the Loteria Card images onto the paper using a laser printer\n3 Lidded Molds\nRubbing alcohol in spray bottle, knife and cutting board, microwave, measuring cups\nCraft supplies such as glue gun, lace, ribbon, gems, glitter glue, decorative paper, feathers - you name it!\nFirst melt all of the clear soap base in a measuring cup (high heat in microwave for 45 seconds or so). Add a generous sprinkle of the ultrafine glitter from the colorant set. Stir well and pour a thin layer into each mold. Allow to harden.\nMeanwhile, cut the Loteria Card images (they are sized to fit the lidded molds). Reheat the soap base if it has formed a skin..\nMelt the 2 oz of white soap base, allow to cool to 120 degrees. Spray hardened soap in molds with alcohol and pour a thin layer of white into each. Allow to harden.\nReheat remaining clear soap in your cup and add a few drops of Ruby Red colorant. Stir well. Spray white soap with alcohol and pour in red soap to 1/4\" of top of mold (this will make it easier to unmold soap when it's ready to be used). Allow to harden and snap on lids.\nNow you're ready to give these soaps the royal treatment! Use a glue gun to stick on trims all around the edges (front only so you don't glue the lid on), glue fun things like gems or buttons to the sides, decorate the front with glitter glue or puff paint, and you can even glue on paper to extend the background for more decorating surfaces! Think of it like decorating a frame. The sky is the limit!! Now you can hang these up like little works of art. These would be awesome for a fall craft fair. Very eye catching!\nI hope you like this over-the-top soap treatment. If you try it, please comment here and link to your pictures. I would love to see what you do!\nHave fun!\nDebbie, Soapylove\nP.S. Looking for even more Halloween project inspiration? Check out the Fall '09 issue of Let's Get Soapy!"}
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{"text": "“ Ms. Oyegun's second grade classroom is warm and inviting, and she invites students to take responsibility for their own learning with her gentle support and guidance. ”\n— Leah Musico, Assoc. Principal\n“ Her pleasant and professional manner towards management, colleagues and parents as well as her high level of motivation and commitment make her a valued and highly regarded member of our team. ”\n— Kristin Wendorf, Lara Berlin\n“ Due to Ms. Oyegun's enthusiastic way of teaching, and the special learning culture that she created inside and outside of the classroom, she encouraged the curiosity and eagerness of the children to learn and to develop their individual talents and interests. ”\n— Drs. Hasel & Tekin, Parent Representatives\n“ I am highly impressed by the academic and social achievements my daughter and her classmates made within the last two years. Ms Oyegun took over Leoni’s class in 1st grade after only one week of school. Despite the difficulties associated with the immediate class teacher exchange, and the fact that the class was known to be challenging, Ms Oyegun succeeded within the shortest time to help the kids develop into a group of well-behaved, responsible and highly-motivated young learners that enjoy coming to school every morning. ”\n— Hedda Wardemann, Parent\n“ As parents of a first grader, we could not have been more impressed with the results of our son’s school year. Under a progressive educational mandate, Ms. Oyegun found the perfect balance of academic rigor and child-directed lessons. An equal weight was given to social and emotional development. Our son found structure, comfort and a deep enthusiasm for learning under Ms. Oyegun’s guidance. She taught from a place of empathy in all of her lessons and advocated for our children and their best interests. We would be hard pressed to find a teacher that gave more thought, time or effort to the well being of her students. ”\n— -Michelle & Luke Hale, 1st grade parents\n“ At the start of first grade, my daughter could barely read sight words. I was very sensitive to this fact, being a parent whose first language was not English. English had always been somewhat of a struggle for me, and the gift of reading was something I envied. However, after being in Osa’s class, the English language has come to life for my daughter. Stories are magical, words are rich, and expression comes with every breath and punctuation. Today my daughter's favorite activity is reading. On the bus, in the subway, and snuggled with a nightlight in the corner of her bed... never will you find her without a book. In fact, crossing the street has become a hazard! There is a story of a man who come to a Rabbi with a book in his hand and says, \"I need peace.\" And the Rabbi says, \"you are already blessed with the greatest peace of all. Your love of books.\" Osa sets boundaries for children - but within these boundaries my child found independence and peace that hopefully she will nurture forever. ”\n— - Sharon Y., first grade parent"}
{"text": "The Spark of Genius Series highlights a unique feature of startups and is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here.\nQuick Pitch: Foodily lets users search across multiple sites by ingredient, see recipes that their friends like and create Facebook events around recipes.\nGenius Idea: My grandmother's fat box of handwritten recipes is splattered with evidence of family candy-making sessions, holiday meals and her often-shared famous cranberries recipe. My mother has a similar box, which she pulls out before potlucks to search for a friend's casserole recipe.\nMy recipe box, on the other hand, resides on the Internet.\n\"Food is inherently social,\" says Andrea Cutright, the CEO of startup Foodily. That nobody has taken a serious stab at integrating a recipe database with the most prevelant social platform of the day — Facebook — seemed like a missed opportunity to Cutright and her co-founder Hillary Mickell.\nThe two women have created a search engine that pulls in recipes from sites ranging from small food blogs to dominant online recipe publishers like the Food Network. Users can search by ingredients, by excluding specific ingredients, or even by vague terms like \"vegan dinner.\"\nStarting Wednesday, they'll also be able to connect their Facebook profiles to the site in order to \"like\" dishes and view who else in their networks liked the dishes that appear in their search results. They can also create menus, share them with friends and include them in Facebook event pages.\nThe startup is by no means the first site to combine social interaction and recipes. Allrecipes.com, Cooks.com, BakeSpace.com, and Nibbledish all foster community and encourage comments on recipes, but they do so among strangers. Foodily thinks it can distinguish itself by integrating with users' existing networks.\nFoodily's search engine, which launched mid-December, is also a distinguishing factor. Because it indexes every recipe by every ingredient, advertisers know exactly what recipes users are looking at. The startup hopes to use this advantage to sell advertisers an opportunity to distribute coupons to users who are looking at recipes that call for their products.\nIndex Ventures, at least, sees this is as a viable revenue stream. The firm has contributed $5 million of Series A funding to the idea.\nThe startup's success now depends heavily on whether home chefs are ready to set aside crowdsourced recipe sites — and old index-card recipe boxes — to make Foodily their social recipe resource.\nFoodily\nImage courtesy of iStockphoto, StudioThreeDots."}
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{"text": "TOKYO (AP) — Hermit Kingdom? Not quite.\nTo pay close attention to North Korean diplomacy is to notice the many ways it upends the stereotype of the isolated, nuclear-armed wildcard of Northeast Asia.\nYes, the country’s propaganda services are prone to rhetoric meant to convey a sense of towering fury, mostly for domestic consumption. But before the coronavirus outbreak sealed its borders, North Korea’s state media reported on a steady stream of select foreign diplomats, academics, journalists and delegations trooping up to the capital, Pyongyang.\nAlong with scattered embassies throughout the world, the North also has a permanent mission at the United Nations in New York, where one of its diplomats will dutifully, if virtually, join other world leaders speaking at the annual U.N. General Assembly.\nThe United Nations makes a point of welcoming all nations, regardless of political persuasion. But in many ways, there’s a love-hate relationship between the North and the U.N. And it raises a lingering question: What, exactly, does North Korea get out of membership in the United Nations?\nOn the one hand, the world body, with its jumble of nations — big and small, rich and poor, powerful and weak — gives North Korea, which is formally known as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, or DPRK, a rare and highly visible platform from which to respond to the criticism it faces. Most of that comes from what it considers the world’s leading bully — the United States — and its allies.\nBut the United Nations also generates a fair share of that criticism. It puts the North’s diplomats regularly on the defensive as they battle a stream of official reports, investigations and motions that point out the North’s abysmal human rights record, its decades-long, coffers-draining pursuit of nuclear-tipped long-range missiles and other charges of infamy.\nOne important thing the North gets from the U.N.: a direct point of contact with the 192 other member nations, including a host of countries that would be loath to send their diplomats to pay homage in Pyongyang — the United States pre-eminent among them. The two nations don’t have formal diplomatic ties, and Washington relies on Sweden as its consular proxy in Pyongyang.\nThis means the North’s U.N. mission in New York is something of a substitute for an official embassy in Washington. When one side needs quick contact with the other, they often use the so-called “New York channel” at the United Nations.\nA good example of the importance of the “New York channel” came as the two sides were working out details of the three extraordinary summits between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un in 2018 and 2019.\nWith the United Nations, “North Korea gets an excellent venue to work bilateral conversations with every country in the world without having to deploy diplomats in member capitals (at great expense), or have them travel to Pyongyang,” said John Bolton, who has served as both the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations under George W. Bush and as National Security Adviser under Donald Trump.\n“The criticisms of North Korea will come anyway, and having a U.N. mission gives the DPRK proximity to media markets and universities in order to respond,” Bolton said in an email. He added: “The opportunities for DPRK intell gathering go without saying.”\nThe usefulness of the United Nations for the North is perhaps most obvious during times of high tension.\nIn 2017, for instance, when animosity and back-and-forth threats between Trump and Kim had many fearing the possibility of war, North Korean officials used the media at the U.N. to repeatedly respond to Trump, holding several press conferences and reaching out directly to reporters with statements.\nIt’s true that quite a lot of what comes out of the U.N. is not to the North’s liking, and its diplomats have stormed out of gatherings critical of the country’s human rights, considered among the world’s worst. But then they’ve also used the body to amplify their side of things.\nOf course, North Korea would have more vibrant and substantial diplomacy with other U.N. member states if it abandoned its pursuit of a banned nuclear weapons program, according to analyst Chung Eunsook at the private Sejong Institute near Seoul.\n“When North Korea becomes a non-nuclear state and opens itself up, it can better engage in multilateral diplomacy as a genuine member of the international community,” Chung said.\nPart of the North’s approach to diplomacy is the result of its turbulent history, and the outsized role the United States and the United Nations play in it.\nNorth Korea was born when the Korean Peninsula was liberated from Japanese colonialism at the end of World War II, only to be forcibly divided into a Soviet-backed north and U.S.-supported south. Three years later, North Korea and South Korea became nations. Two years after that, in 1950, North Korea sneak-attacked the South to start the bloody three-year Korean War. That drew in China on the North’s side and the United States and a host of other nations fighting under the U.N. flag on the South’s.\nThat war has never technically ended, and the line between the North and South is the most heavily armed border in the world.\nThese days, aside from the North’s operations at the U.N., there’s little reason to expect the kind of diplomacy that came in 2018, with Kim Jong Un meeting with leaders from the United States, Russia, China, Vietnam and South Korea.\nKim is facing domestic crises on several fronts: a crumbling economy battered by unrelenting sanctions; a ragged infrastructure that’s been pummeled by a string of typhoons; and the COVID pandemic, which has caused North Korea to seal its borders even with China, its economic lifeline.\nStill, the U.N. speech at the General Assembly next week will be an opportunity for the North to take to the world stage and express its own vision of nationhood — the storyline of a proud, beset people who have been forced to embrace nuclear weapons to survive against unrelenting hostility from the United States, South Korea and their allies.\nMore generally, the speech will be “an attempt to win favorable international opinion,” said Choi Kang, vice president of Seoul’s Asan Institute for Policy Studies. And that ability to reach out and be heard by global hearts and minds — in a way as rare as it is direct — may, when it comes to North Korea’s U.N. membership, be the biggest benefit of all.\n___\nAssociated Press correspondents Edith M. Lederer at the United Nations and Hyung-jin Kim in Seoul contributed to this story. Foster Klug, AP’s news director for the Koreas, Japan, Australia and the South Pacific, has covered Asia at the annual UNGA meetings since 2005. Follow him on Twitter at"}
{"text": "JavaScript must be enabled in order for you to use the Site in standard view. However,\nit seems JavaScript is either disabled or not supported by your browser. To use\nstandard view, enable JavaScript by changing your browser options.\nThe central government on Wednesday gave its nod to sign an MoU on conservation of migratory birds of prey in Africa and Eurasia.\nApproval for this MoU, also called ‘Raptor MoU’ was taken in a meeting of the union cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a cabinet communique said.\nWith the signing of this MoU, India will become the 54th signatory to the Raptor MoU, which extends its coverage to 76 species of birds of prey out of which 46 species including vultures, falcons, eagles, owls, hawks, kites, harriers, etc. are found in India also.\nThe MoU seeks willingness of the signatory range states for working for conservation of the raptor species and their habitats, it added.\nConsidering that the Raptor MoU is also in conformity with the provisions of the existing Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972, wherein the birds have been accorded protection, India would gain domain knowledge which would be helpful in effectively managing the habitats of these raptors\nPakistan and Nepal are the other neighbours who are signatories to this MoU.\nThe Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) or Bonn Convention, under the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), aims to conserve migratory species throughout their range. India had become a party to the CMS since November 1, 1983.\nSource:"}
{"text": ".\nSubmitted by SANS FARDS on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 4:33pm.\n____________________________________________\nYep. Unfortunately, most of the U.S. is big and spread out, and has spotty bus service and public transpo options. Even in DC, which is a metropolis, I find myself wishing I had a car because the subways are meh, at best.\n---------------------------------------------\nIn NYC we have a great subway system. We love complaining about it, but it really is as reliable as a subway system can be. However, riding the subway here is pretty much a disgusting experience. I'm used to it, but I can imagine that tourists must find it even nastier. I often fantasize about just being able to take my nice clean car to work instead of having to cram my way into a sardine can of a subway car, smelling everyone's ass, armpits, and hot breath.\nIt is super convenient though. And definitely cheaper than owning a car. The cost of parking here is close to a second rent.\n-----------------------------------------------\n\"I have a very poor way of concealing my dislike of people and/or things.\" -- Evil_Cupcake's Mom\nHere's the thing, Kristen Stewart is annoying and bland as fuck, but who the fuck is this Jennifer Lawrence trick to open up her fucking judgemental trap and deposit her two-cents worth. Bitch don't act so holier than thou, you're still in Hollywood, Ho.\nAlso, not to be a cuntcream and get called a body image shamer, buuuut, trick looks more appropriate in those pictures to play Katshit or whatever her character's name is, than she did in the actual movie.\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\"What if all you understand could fit into the center of a hand? And then you found it wasn't you, who held the sum of everything you knew?\"\nJennifer's boyfriend is gorgeous; no need for her to cheat.\nAll I have to say about Jennifer is that she's gorgeous, she was amazing in \"Winter's Bone,\" and she's a big goofball. That face she makes as the guy flips off the paps is her go-to expression:-...\njen-law and her fake ass relationship with nicholas hault is perfect because both dont want to fuck each other because they gay and gayelle.\njen couldn't be more lesbionic, if she was more lesbionic she would be working at home depot.\nand nicholas is a card carrying member of the poseidon's sons club, cuz of the amount of time he spends down there polishing the Triton.\nAccording to Wikipedia, she is \"dating\" actor Nicholas Hoult? Are you kidding me? That guy is clearly gay. I don't understand this Hollywood charade of being linked with people just for press. It's the same charade that convinced people that RPatz and KStew were actually fucking.\njenlaw is a card carrying member of the lady loving club.\nthats why all her movies have been about lady loving, well she was trying to tell you subliminally.\nwinter's bone, is about how she is cold towards peen, or peen makes her private parts cold = winter's bone.\nfollowed up the hunger games, she is hungry for poon. and what does she do in the hunger games? shoot men to death! JEAH! thats right, those dicks better not get close to me or else ima arrow them right in the eye, penis eye! and her name is Katniss, which is an ancient civilization name long before our time, used to describe gayelles. it was actually homer who used it first in greece when he saw a two greek ladies licking their cats (not the meow meow type) and said to himself, ahh katniss.\nso there you have it! another day, another lesson from loopy.\nCheaters think everybody else cheats.\n______________________________________\nI'm a heretic. Feel free to drive me from your midst.\nIt is sad that somebody so much more talented and better looking would think of Stewart as a rival.\nI understand the complaint that she is doesn't look like she is starving...but I think we need to factor in:\nA) Katniss is one of the only people in her District who eats more regularly because she hunts her own food illegally.\nB) The target demographic for the films is teen girls, who would see Katniss as a role model so I think it is good that they let her keep her natural, healthy, gorgeous body instead of insisting she drop 20 pounts to look like Kiera Knightly or something\ni love the pic where she is filling up the car and the fat man is flipping someone off. she has a look on her face that looks like he got her with a silent but deadly.\nTB- yeah, I can buy that argument...hunger has a certain look to it for sure.\nKatshit shouldn't be worried about cheating on her hot, maybe-gaybe boyfriend and focus on these so called \"friends\" who mant to tell tales out of school for a buck.\n********\nShiitake happens...\nSubmitted by Daniee on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 4:33pm.\nIf you don't that world is ending type of film plots...don't watch Viggo Mortenson in The Road - I could barely watch it..just so real and fucked up.\nTHanks for the info Daniee. I've not heard of this movie. Viggo---imo is a fine sample of a man and talented.\nSubmitted by Uncle Brain-fart on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 3:53pm.\nLisbet, idk about other states, but TX is big as shit. The next store is 3 miles away from me, my kid`s schools 5 miles. Without a car i am FUCKED.\n*********\nTrue that. When I lived in Texas I didn't have a car, and it took me about 2 hours to get to college via three buses (another two hours to get home.) A lot of employment options were unavailable to me because I couldn't get to work on time using just the bus service.\nSome metropolitan areas are so awesome with public transportation that you really don't need a car. I fantasize about living in a place like San Francisco or NY city where you can just walk or ride anywhere you like. But that stuff takes infrastructure and city planning and most places in the US just don't have that. You either have a car and you go places, or you're car-less and fucked.\nSubmitted by Mayo on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 5:39pm.\n--\nI remember reading that gas prices were very low there! WOW!\nOnT: LOL at that guy in the red t-shirt hogging the spotlight, ruins the PAP pictures very effectively, ahahhaha\n•-•-•-•-•-•\n\"CAUTION: Delusion ahead.\" MK\n░░░░♬♣☺♪◘☼♥♫•ღ♩♦≈❀♠░░░░\nHotmami, go see it....it's excellent.\n_______________________________________________\nSANTO DIOS! PRAISE HAY-SOOS CREASE-TOE!\nThe \"fat\" conversation wasn't so much calling her fat as much as saying she looked a little too healthy to be playing the part of someone who's town is starving and they have to eat squirrels for dinner (and no, it wasn't me).\nI think it's bizarre that \"sources\" can put words in celebrities' mouths and the celebrity is the one responsible for it.\nI think she's lovely and blows nearly every other actress her age out the water in talent and personality. Kristen was an anomaly. In the history of Hollywood, no one like her has ever been embraced and entrusted with so much. She is very undeserving. And, like the housing market correction, she finally got brought down to reality - her true worth. She's a vapid, stuttering, lying misanthrope, who cashed in on the desperation of plain girls (and women) everywhere who could project their mediocrity onto her, and still get the hot guy, the money, and the magazine cover.\nIs J-Law a tuna tasting gayelle?\n·...¸><((((º>·´¯`·. ¸.><((((º> .·´¯`·..·><((((º>\nVisit The Freckle on Lindsay Lohan's Lip on Facebook.\nLove Jennifer Lawrence....I've never seen Winter's Bone, though.\n*****************************************\nTime cast a spell on you but\nYou won't forget me\nI know I could have loved you but\nYou would not let me\n-Fleetwood Mac\nSubmitted by Tyroan on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 5:09pm.\nAnyone who has seen Winter's Bone wouldn't mention Jennifer Lawrence and Kristen Stewart in the same breath.\n------------------------------\nThis.\nWell yes, the gas prices at the US are very high. I live in Venezuela where we pay like 50 cents or something for gas.\n__________________________________________________\n\"If I can't be my own, i'd feel better dead\"- Nutshell\nWho the fuck had the balls to call this girl fat?!\n\"The Road\" fucked my head up for about a week. I read it in one sitting and was catatonic for hours. Not even kidding. Deadly book.\nI can't ever read it again. Like \"Schindler's List\", once was enough.\nAnyone who has seen Winter's Bone wouldn't mention Jennifer Lawrence and Kristen Stewart in the same breath.\nI'm with Loopy and others I see plenty of camel toe, BULGE and butt here!\n@Whamo, I bet you'd split the goal posts hahahahaha In that red dress she looked incredible. Very pretty! :P\n•-•-•-•-•-•\n\"CAUTION: Delusion ahead.\" MK\n░░░░♬♣☺♪◘☼♥♫•ღ♩♦≈❀♠░░░░\nI like this Katniss chick NO hate here! And who are these chatty friends btw? ahah\n•-•-•-•-•-•\n\"CAUTION: Delusion ahead.\" MK\n░░░░♬♣☺♪◘☼♥♫•ღ♩♦≈❀♠░░░░\nJennifer is way too cool to have a \"rivalry\" with anyone. I wish I had her figure.\n_________________________\nThe poster formerly known as SnowOwl, formerly known as Nightowl!\nSubmitted by ElleDriver on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 4:40pm.\n====================================\nOh, see...now I have to read it! Damn you!! ; )\nSubmitted by Daniee on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 4:33pm.\nIf you don't that world is ending type of film plots...don't watch Viggo Mortenson in The Road - I could barely watch it..just so real and fucked up.\n------------------\nThe book is actually much more graphic and disturbing. A really fantastic read, but not ideal for reading alone at night. :P\nShe told a group of friends that she would never two-time Nicholas. Jennifer\n=======================================\nOh she did did she? Who are these friends? Who told the reporter?\nI can't believe people would believe a single word of any of this. Every single solitary word of this could easily have been made up by anyone. They are in the business of selling copy, I wouldn't be surprised if this reporter said \"One of Jennifer's friends said she wanted to kill her and boil her flesh\"\nIf you don't that world is ending type of film plots...don't watch Viggo Mortenson in The Road - I could barely watch it..just so real and fucked up.\nSubmitted by Lisbet459 on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 4:24pm.\nSubmitted by Lope on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 4:20pm.\nSubmitted by Evil_Cupcake on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 4:03pm.\nRead on, guys. Uncle Brain-Fart pointed out that cheap petrol is a necessity in the US, and I apologised.\n____________________________________________\nYep. Unfortunately, most of the U.S. is big and spread out, and has spotty bus service and public transpo options. Even in DC, which is a metropolis, I find myself wishing I had a car because the subways are meh, at best.\n_______________________________________________\nSANTO DIOS! PRAISE HAY-SOOS CREASE-TOE!\nstop driving yer god damn cars then! they are killing the planet! sheeesh.\nstop driving yer god damn cars then! they are killing the planet! sheeesh.\ni never believe this rivalry shit that ppl talk about. i wouldnt doubt if she has no fucks to give about kstew.\n-----------------------------------------\n\"It's called a party bus! Not a punch-a-titty bus. And put your MetroCard away, Chris Brown, no such bus exists.\" MK\nSubmitted by M.E. on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 3:39pm.\nchewi - I can't watch that shit, I can't even watch end of the world movies. I go into panic mode.\nM.E., I can't watch any of that shit either.\nThe premise behind Hunger Games, well, just\ntoo barbaric for my taste. End of World stuff gives me nightmares.\nSubmitted by Lope on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 4:20pm.\nSubmitted by Evil_Cupcake on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 4:03pm.\nRead on, guys. Uncle Brain-Fart pointed out that cheap petrol is a necessity in the US, and I apologised.\nSubmitted by Lisbet459 on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 3:51pm.\nI'm amazed at the complaints from Americans about petrol prices. In Ireland, we're being charged about €1.60 per litre. That'd be, what?, about $2 per litre?\nI love the US. I envy you your cheap petrol.\n---\nCall me when you have to pay your own medical and dental expenses, there is no public transportation and you aren't given a check every week simply for having a child. Then we'll talk.\nAh Jennifer Lawrence is cool she doesn't bother me at all. She's actually very self deprecating. This story just sounds completely made up to sell a rivalry btw kstew and Jen. However, those hardcore kstew fans will probably think its true and send death threats to the poor girl.\nYeah, I call bullshit. I doubt the massively talented Lawrence gives the faintest flying crap about KStew and this \"scandal.\"\n_______________________________________________\nSANTO DIOS! PRAISE HAY-SOOS CREASE-TOE!\nSubmitted by yoboo on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 4:09pm.\nPeople called her fat? She looks awesome. She's got a great ass.\nFood prices ate ridiculous already . Just got some fruit and veggies yesterday along with some milk , there go 30 bucks. That's 4 hours of work for me, fuvm.\nUvy - yes I have a Passat and that is for the cheap shit.\nDriving a gas guzzling SUV around to get anywhere is a luxury to me, not to mention unnecessary.\nducks*\nI haven't seen THG but this is the chick everyone was screaming about being so fat?! She has a great body! I wish I could be so \"fat.\"\nSubmitted by EastEndGirl on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 3:59pm.\nFuck the bitching about filling your tanks. The cost of gas makes absolutely everything else skyrocket too.\nGonna be eating a fuck of a lot of pasta.\n_____________\nThis. Also, with the drought in the Midwest destroying the corn crop, it's already predicted that most food with go upwards in price around 8-12% because corn is in EVERYTHING (in some form).\nGas in CO is inching upwards also - I think the last time I filled up it was $3.79/gallon. FUCK!\n\"My pug is smarter than your honor student.\"\nLol , no biggie , lisbet, my Family who is in Germany tells me to stop ma whining all the time.\nubmitted by Lucifer_Sam on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 3:55pm.\nPretty sure Jennifer Lawrence doesn't make sentences like \"Jennifer Lawrence has a healthy rivalry with...\" Some bullshitter is trying to bleed this cheating \"scandal\" dry.\n--------------------------------------------------\nI'm pretty certain 99% of the stories and bullshit about this whole \"scandal\" is made up. Pattinson has basically said nothing in interviews...he just acts like he always does although perhaps a little more anxious and ppl still find things in his demeanor and write shit. Although, JL does seem to come off as a little Ms Perfect. Just my observation - lol.\nThe Kroger card does shave 10 cents off & you can use it @ Shell."}
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{"text": "Open Access Repository\nRecurrent nuclear DNA introgression accompanies chloroplast DNA exchange between two eucalypt species\nDownloads\nDownloads per month over past year\nAbstract\nNumerous studies within plant genera have found geographically structured sharing of\nchloroplast (cp) DNA among sympatric species, consistent with introgressive hybridization.\nCurrent research is aimed at understanding the extent, direction and significance of\nnuclear (nr) DNA exchange that accompanies putative cpDNA exchange. Eucalyptus is a\ncomplex tree genus for which cpDNA sharing has been established between multiple\nspecies. Prior phylogeographic analysis has indicated cpDNA introgression into the\nwidespread forest species Eucalyptus globulus from its rare congener E. cordata. In this\nstudy, we use AFLP markers to characterize corresponding nrDNA introgression, on both\na broad and fine spatial scale. Using 388 samples we examine (i) the fine-scale spatial\nstructure of cp and nrDNA introgression from E. cordata into E. globulus at a site in\nnatural forest and (ii) broad-scale patterns of AFLP marker introgression at six additional\nmixed populations. We show that while E. globulus and E. cordata retain strongly\ndifferentiated nuclear gene pools overall, leakage of nrDNA occurs at mixed populations,\nwith some AFLP markers being transferred to E. globulus recurrently at different sites.\nOn the fine scale, different AFLP fragments show varying distances of introgression into\nE. globulus, while introgression of cpDNA is extensive. The frequency of E. cordata\nmarkers in E. globulus is correlated with spatial proximity to E. cordata, but departs from\nexpectations based on AFLP marker frequency in E. cordata, indicating that"}
{"text": "Watch Athena: Goddess of War\nFavorite\nAthena: Goddess of War is a dramatic television series that focuses on the life of a spy. The series centers around the introduction of a nuclear program in South Korea. The government is attempting to launch the program, but one of the country's primary scientists has refused to help and is trying to leave the country. Dr. Kwon is the South Korean spy who has been tasked with tracking the scientist down.\nDr. Kwon was successful in his mission and now is leading the country's counter-terrorism task force. Dr. Kwon also faces difficulty from a rival who is now working with an American spy agency. There are many double agents and cross dealings back and forth.\nDr. Kwon's rival is ruthless and he ends up having the President's daughter kidnapped. The goal of kidnapping the President's daughter is to use her so the President will hand over the nuclear scientist in exchange for his daughter's life. The spies fake Dr. Kim's death in an attempt to get Dr. Kwon's rival to release the President's daughter, but his plans fall through. The spies then fake a hostage situation which also fails to work, and the scientist is killed.\nBefore he died, it is discovered that the nuclear scientist performed a lot of work on the secret government project. There are many dramatic back-and-forths between the two rival agencies. One spy from the counter-terrorism task force falls in love with another spy from the rival agency and their relationship tends to complicate things. The rogue agency ends up infiltrating the counter-terrorism unit and killing many agents. The female agent who was in love with the male agent attempts to kill herself because she is so embarrassed at betraying her countrymen. However, her life is saved and she is granted amnesty and leaves the country. After the battle has ended, her male lover decides to track her down. The couple reunites in New Zealand and they end up living happily ever after.\n- Mondays, Thursdays at 9:55 pm et/pt on DramaFever\n- 1 Season, 23 Episodes - Currently Airing\n- Action & Adventure\nAthena: Goddess of War Full Episode Guide\n- Episode 23 - Episode 23\n- Episode 22 - Episode 22\n- Episode 21 - Special Episode\nThis behind the scenes episode has interview with the cast and an insider look at how the stunts are done.\n- Episode 20 - Episode 20\nJung Woo and Son Hyuk have a final showdown.\n-"}
{"text": "I’ve just recently returned from an amazingly relaxing vacation in Cancun, Mexico where in only 8 short days I was able to accomplish several things:\n- Get an amazing tan.\n- Drink several gallons of tequila.\n- Read 6 novels by the pool.\n- Eat enough guacamole to feed a small 3rd world country.\nUpon my return I’ve really let my reading habits go back to shit, however, I’m determined to keep my tan, tequila-drinking stamina, and new-found guacamole habit at their heightened levels. I’m an achiever.\nGuacamole is one of those things that’s super simple to make…it’s really all about finding the best ingredients. First and foremost, the perfectly ripe avocado.\nMy proven method is to squeeze every avocado in the store until I’ve either found the ones I guess are perfect (just enough give) or ruin the entire bunch for all the other shoppers. But, apparently, there are more foolproof methods. The Kitchn Blog suggests checking under the stem to see if the fruit is ripe and perfect. While another touch-and-go method I’ve used in the past is to simply buy them unripened (too hard to the touch) and put them in a brown paper bag overnight with the top rolled closed and the next day–Viola Davis!–they’re perfectly ripe and ready to use. Great guacamole really does come from using the perfectly ripened, creamiest avocados you can find though…so do your best.\nThe ingredients:\n- 3 ripe avocados\n- 1 lime\n- 1/4 red onion\n- 1 small tomato\n- 1 handful of cilantro\n- 1 garlic clove\n- salt\n- crushed red pepper flakes\nHalf your three avocados. Remove the seeds. Score the avocados into large squares with a paring knife and scoop the sections into a medium sized mixing bowl.\nZest the lime and add the zest to the bowl. Now coat the avocado with the juice of the lime and add about 1/2 teaspoon each of salt and red pepper flakes. Stir to coat.\nNext, finely mince about 2 tablespoons of cilantro and add that in. Finely dice the small tomato and squeeze out the majority of the juice before adding it to the bowl.\nNow just finely mince 1 clove of garlic and about 1/4 cup of red onion and add that in, as well.\nJust mix all that together, mashing some of the larger avocado pieces and leaving some whole for chunkiness, taste it to be sure it’s spicy or salty enough for your tastes, and enjoy (with or without tequila). Ole’!"}
{"text": "Dealing with online trolls can be a challenge. Back in the BBS days, it was easy. There were only a few hundred members of Israel’s Ultinet, so when someone went too far, they were given a few warnings, then a few suspensions and finally the rare banning. We had I_Flame for letting it loose anonymously.\nWhen AOL connected to the internet, the trolls came out of the woodwork. In the 90’s, it was fun to join email lists and participate in message boards (forums). Quality discussions took place – from politics to music and culture, ideas were exchanged and we respected one another.\nThat changed in the year 2000, when the Internet population hit a critical mass. I saw it coming when I had to leave a few online music forums. Who wants to wake up and read people trashing each other over our morning coffee? Even though I wasn’t the one being attacked, I didn’t want to expose myself to it. A friend who is a fan of The Lion King told me the same thing – he left a big Lion King email list for the same reason. Who wants to deal with trolls on a Disney forum?!\nCrashing a Warcraft Funeral Ceremony\nThe World of Warcraft forum took trolling and online rudeness to a whole new level. You can’t imagine the immaturity that went on there. The in-character trolling that I saw was a reminder that there will always be a need for therapists. Perhaps the lowest level of online game trolling took place in 2006. A girl died of a stroke (in real life) and her Warcraft friends decided to have an in-game memorial service in a contested area, so friends on both sides (Alliance and Horde) could pay their respects.\nThey posted messages about the upcoming ceremony so friends would know when and where to show up. When dozens gathered, a rival clan rushed the scene en masse and massacred everyone. You can watch the video here –. The text that accompanies the video will give you a taste of online troll weirdness. While they weren’t breaking rules of the game, it was definitely low life behavior. Can you imagine waking up and deciding to ambush an online memorial service? I’d rather listen to Ringo Starr outtakes.\nAnti-Israel Trolls\nEvery active Internet user has seen or experienced online trolling. The Times of Israel — or any online newspaper — will never have the resources to delete every rude comment, so they deal with the worst of the worst.\nAs you all know, everyone has an opinion about Israel and how we should solve the conflict. I don’t have any solutions for it and am bored of reading about it. I barely care about my own view of what the map should be, much less someone else’s. I only watch the news when missiles fly. Wake up me when there’s a peace referendum is what this reformed news junkie thinks. I think the politics trolls (whether on our topic or others) are pathetic. They don’t seek a dialogue, they’re just venting.\nI don’t read the talkbacks and comments on articles – in Hebrew or English. I don’t visit online forums anymore. I got to a point in life where I have my views on everything from alien life to how to save the Amazon. I’ve heard all sides and am not interested in engaging in an endless discussion. Why should I care what a stranger thinks about an article in a newspaper? To me, this isn’t cynical, it’s mature. In fact, it helps me to wake up with a smile and have a positive outlook on life. How is reading snarky comments going to help me achieve my goals?\nDealing With Online Trolls\nImagine you’re sitting in a restaurant having a pleasant conversation with a friend. A stranger walks up to you and starts cursing and trashing you. What would you do? Would you invite him to your table for dessert? Absolutely not. You would tell the waiter and do your best to ignore it. Eventually, you and your friend would get up and leave.\nTrolls are strangers who you would never invite into your home. The same rule applies online. You have every right not to allow them into your personal space. The temptation is to respond, but your best bet is to say it to yourself and not type a thing. That’s exactly what the troll wants from you — attention and the sick thrill of knowing he or she made you angry.\nJust as we learn in the real world who to allow into our lives and who not to, we need rules for dealing with online strangers. Picture the troll knocking on your door and yelling at you. You know exactly what you would do – quietly shut the door, sit down on your couch and press play.\nThere will always be people who can’t con-troll themselves. Like Ben Gurion’s classic quote (forgive me!), “what matters is not what the trolls will say, but what we will do.” Or not do.\n–\nRead Start-Up Israel to keep your finger on the pulse of Israeli high-tech and innovation!"}
{"text": "Conflict is a part of everyday life. We are at conflict with ourselves probably more often than we are with others. Yet, conflict with others comes without warning. Having not predicted many a ‘current situation’ (read: “Houston, we have a problem.”) we end up being flummoxed by an unreasonable other—who might reasonably think we too are being unreasonable. Hence a conflict emerges.\nPeople who were, only a moment ago, our friends and dear family—besides acquaintances we end up in conflict with—can, for a time, become enemy No. 1.\nWithout anticipation, apart from the wonder of 20/20 hindsight, we find ourselves disposed to anger for betrayal, as they are too. But there is another outlook that comes into view, even in the midst of the conflict—even as we and they fight.\nThis outlook is the vantage point of compassion; for what they are going through.\nSwitching Our Focus\nWe struggle to get past ourselves. This is especially so in conflict. We polarise into our unmet needs, forgetting the significance in the other person’s needs. Their needs are equally significant.\nWhen we switch our focus onto their needs, trusting God to provide for ours, we not only have the opportunity to see what they are going through, our attitudinal perspective becomes less emotional in an instant.\nAll we are really called by God to do in this relational world is love others as we would have them love us. That’s easy enough to achieve when things are going swimmingly. The true test is whether we can do this at times of conflict.\nBut when we switch our focus, trusting God, even just to simply enquire within our minds how the other person experiences this conflict, our compassion nurtures fresh insight. We gain some God perspective. We don’t just see our narrow standpoint.\nSwitching our focus has the effect of steadying us emotionally so we can work toward outcomes that benefit everybody party to the conflict.\nWhen we achieve this perspective we find our own agenda is not worth fighting for; but the God agenda is. Sometimes we may actually be advocating for the God agenda, in which case we must simply revise our mode of engagement so ‘the enemy’ doesn’t feel so cornered.\n***\nTurning conflict into compassion starts with us. When we treat others as we would like to be treated, we become less threatening and we invite reasonability to the conflict. There is justice in a love like this. It works.\n© 2012 S. J. Wickham.\nNote: Only a member of this blog may post a comment."}
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{"text": "\nExchange of information between general practice and the healthcare sector should be safe, secure, trusted and seamless, regardless of the technology used.\nSecure electronic communications enable the safe and efficient exchange of clinical information between healthcare providers involved in a patient’s care.\nThe RACGP is currently reviewing its position on secure electronic communications and will publish an update later in March 2021.\nThe need for healthcare providers to connect to each other safely and securely is greater than ever. The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, on behalf of the Australian Digital Health Agency, has produced a report on the Safety and Quality Benefits of Secure Messaging.\nRelated document\nSafety and Quality Benefits of Secure Messaging Report (PDF 3.6 MB)"}
{"text": "As a senior citizen with the title of “warga mas” I may be accused of being a sleazy and “dirty” old man with this post. Show me a “clean” old man who will look the other way and not look at any one the girls pictured above, that is of course if he is not infirm or bed-ridden.. so the blind and the very sickly do not count in this test. If you succeed in doing so, then stone me and stick me with whatever label you want.\nWhen people of my generation go out these days we are bombarded with an overdose of assorted dressing styles that are alluring whether intended or not. This is more so in the bigger towns. Even when senior citizens like me are going about minding our own business we get, well, “distracted” or should it be attracted. At least younger men can do something about it and make a pass. But we are helpless. Even some girls who wear tudungs do not offer us much protection either as they do not bother much about covering up other parts of their body. So please give us a break.\nOf course many ladies will say that it is their right, freedom and liberty to dress as they please and project their sensuality, personality etc. etc.. Go ahead, it is fine with me and I am not complaining here. Just do not condemn us men in general and older gents in particular if they happen to ogle at you. Well go on and show off your whatever you feel are you assets and we will admire them with full adoration and silent praise. That’s all to it."}
{"text": "RESUMES in hand, a large group of nervous job applicants eagerly waited for the doors to open at the RSPCA's Wacol campus.\nKalbar's Sarah Coller was at the front of the queue for a group interview last week and was the first to walk through the doors as the clock struck 9am.\nThe 21-year-old animal lover is one of 400 applicants competing for just 13 managerial, animal attendant and vet nurse positions at the RSPCA's Ipswich site.\n\"I did a year of vet nursing at UQ Gatton and then a Certificate II in animal studies at the RSPCA,\" Sarah said.\n\"I have always wanted to work with animals. This would be my dream job.\"\nThe RSPCA's Michael Beatty said competition for paid work in Queensland's animal industry was fierce.\n\"There just aren't that many jobs in the animal industry in general so it is very competitive,\" he said.\n\"The RSPCA also offers a ladder of opportunity, people go from being animal attendants to shelter managers, members of the behavioural team or even train to be vet nurses.\"\nMr Beatty said those who got the job would face plenty of highs and lows in the newly created roles.\n\"You have to love animals to do the job but it's not just playing with cute pets all day, you see a lot of suffering as well,\" he said.\n\"It's like a roller-coaster ride but the good does outweigh the bad.\"\nIpswich City Council awarded the tender for the West Ipswich site to the RSPCA, who will take over from Animal Welfare League Queensland from October 1."}
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{"text": "Jasmuheen in Mexico and Japan this year with her True Love Pure Love Program\nWhere will this program be offered this year? Please note that due to travel bans, our Mexico event is now on in 2021 – we hope that our event in Japan will still be ok to do – smiles.\n- Mexico – June 2021 – a four day intensive on True Love Pure Love\norganizer data email Conchita – [email protected]\n- Japan – 21st – 24th November 2020 – Tokyo – day intensive – True Love Pure Love Program\nOrganiser – [email protected]\nYou may also enjoy her Free Relationship Upgrade Meditation – after the below introduction."}
{"text": "Fredol, Berenger De\nFredol, Berenger De (called the Elder), a French prelate, was born at the chateau de la Vdrune about 1250; became successively canon at Bdziers, Narbonne, and Aix, bishop of Beziers, October 28, 1294, and cardinal in 1305. He was employed by the pope in several literary and diplomatic functions, and died at Avignon, June 13, 1323, leaving a few works on canon law, for which see Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Generale, s.v."}
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{"text": "Check out our entire line up of programs by day as well as by morning and evening sessions here. Download a PDF copy of the full program at a glance here..\nWestin Boston Waterfront Hotel\n6:00 pm–10:00 pm\nBy Invitation only—Separate pre-registration required\nWestin Boston Waterfront Hotel\n8:00 am–6:00 pm\nBy Invitation only—Separate pre-registration required\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nJanet E. Clark—Nat’l Inst. of Mental Hlth./NIH\nDirecting Virtual Research\nMichael Wood—Astrazeneca\nScience: A Constant Rewrite\nChristopher Thomas—NINDS/NIH\nBoston Convention Center\n12:00 pm–2:30 pm\nChairs:\nKelly Karpa—Penn State Univ. Coll. of Med.\nKlarissa Hardy—Lipscomb Univ. Coll. Pharmacy\nWhy Train Our Trainees to Train?\nWayne T. McCormack—Univ. of Florida Coll. of Med.\nGiving STEM Doctoral Students a FAST (Future Academic Scholars in Teaching) Start for Academic Careers\nHenry (Rique) Campa, III—Michigan State Univ..\nYour Future Craft: How Gaining Experience in the Classroom is Essential for Life Outside the Lab\nJohnathan Neiswinger—NIA/NIH\nMentoring Future Educators\nCynthia Fuhrmann—Univ. of Massachusetts Med. Sch.\nBoston Convention Center\n6:00 pm–7:30 pm\nSponsored by: Optivia Biotechnology\nBoston Convention Center\n7:30 pm–9:30 pm\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n7:30 am–9:30 am\nPharmacologists: Leading the Prescription for Change in Medical Education\nKeynote Speaker: Jayne Reuben—Univ. of South Carolina Greenville Sch. of Med.\nBy Invitation only\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n7:30 am–9:30 am\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChair: Annette E. Fleckenstein—Univ. of Utah\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nStabilizing a Productive but Structurally Unstable Research System\nMichael S. Teitelbaum—Labor and Worklife Program, Harvard Law Sch.\nTraining Future Biomedical Researchers: Challenges and Opportunities\nNancy L. Desmond—NIMH/NIH\nAssuring a Bright Future for Biomedical Research\nShai Silberberg—NINDS/NIH\nNavigating the Future of Drug Development: Calm Seas or Stormy Weather?\nPhil Skolnick—NIDA/NIH\nNew Directions in Supporting Science\nMichael E. Rogers—NIGMS/NIH\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nLauren M. Aleksunes—Rutgers Univ.\nGrace L. Guo—Rutgers Univ.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nNeonatal Consequences of Maternal Intrahepatic Cholestasis\nJohn Schuetz—St. Jude Children’s Res. Hosp.\nMaternal Enterohepatic Bile Acid Signaling: Priming for Cholestatic Disease\nLauren Aleksunes—Rutgers Univ.\nPerinatal Pharmacology of the FXR Nuclear Receptor\nWen Xie—Univ. of Pittsburgh\nFXR Signaling in Total Parenteral Nutrition-Associated Liver Disease\nGrace Guo—Rutgers Univ.\nPregnancy-Related Hormones Modulate Protein Expression of Hepatic DMEs and Transporters in HepaRG Cells\nMuhammad Farooq—Univ. of Washington\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nSujay V. Kharade—Vanderbilt Univ. Med. Ctr.\nMichael F. Jarvis—AbbVie\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nIon Channel Drug Discovery: Challenges and Future Directions\nDouglas Krafte—Neusentis/Pfizer\nIon Channel Screening Technologies\nO.B. McManus—Essen Bioscience, Inc.\nAntibody Therapeutics Targeting Ion Channels: Are We There Yet?\nNarender Gavva—Amgen\nTargeting Inward Rectifier Potassium (Kir) Channels to Treat Cardiovascular/Metabolic Disorders\nSujay Kharade—Vanderbilt Univ. Med. Ctr.\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nJun-Xu Li—Univ. at Buffalo, SUNY\nGregory M. Miller—Harvard Med. Sch./New England Primate Res. Ctr.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nA Trace Amine-Associated Receptor Mechanism of Action Distinguishes Methamphetamine from Cocaine\nDavid Grandy—Oregon Hlth. & Sci. Univ.\nTrace Amine Associated Receptor 1 is Implicated in the Central and Immunological Effects of Drugs of Abuse\nGregory Miller—Harvard Med. Sch./New England Primate Res. Ctr.\nFrontostriatal Dysfunction in Mice Lacking TAAR1\nStefano Espinoza—Italian Inst. Of Tech.\nSelective TAAR1 Agonists as Potential Therapeutic Drugs for Psychiatric and Metabolic Disorders\nMarius C. Hoener—F. Hoffman-La Roche, Ltd.\nThe TAAR 1 Agonist RO5263397 Attenuates the Abuse-Related Effects of Cocaine in Rats\nJun-Xu Li—Univ. at Buffalo, SUNY\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nYuru Liu—Univ. of Illinois at Chicago\nJalees Rehman—Univ. of Illinois at Chicago\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nThe Role of Endogenous Regenerative Epithelial Cells in Alveolar Repair\nYuru Liu—Univ. of Illinois at Chicago\nModeling Human Lung Development Using Pluripotent Stem Cells\nSarah X.L. Huang—Columbia Univ. Med. Ctr.\nRegenerating the Vasculature in Lung Disease\nJalees Rehman—Univ. of Illinois at Chicago\nMesenchymal Stromal Cells: Biology and Therapeutic Potential for ARDS\nMichael Matthay—UCSF Sch. Of Med.\nTranslating Regenerative Therapies: Opportunities and Challenges\nPanel Discussion\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nWayne L. Backes—LSU Hlth. Sci. Ctr., New Orleans, LA\nJeffrey P. Jones—Washington State Univ.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nIntroduction\nWayne Backes—LSU Hlth. Sci. Ctr., New Orleans, LA\nPositioning of Microsomal CYPs and Drugs in Lipid Bilayers\nMichal Otyepka—Palacky Univ. Olomouc, Czech Republic\nThe Role of the Endoplasmic Reticulum in Modulating P450 Function\nJames R. Reed—LSU Hlth. Sci. Ctr., New Orleans, LA\nHuman Cytochrome P450 Interactions with Catalytic Protein Partners\nEmily Scott—University of Kansas\nRole of NADPH-Cytochrome P450 Reductose and Cytochrome b5 as Electron Donors to Cytochrome P450\nC. Roland Wolf—University of Dundee\nDeconvoluting the Dance: P450 Reaction Mapping Via Super-Resolution Imaging\nSara C. Humphreys—Washington State Univ.\nBoston Convention & Exhibition Center\n12:30 pm–2:30 pm\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n12:30 pm–2:30 pm\nBoston Convention Center\n2:00 pm–2:50 pm\nJeffrey L. Benovic—Thomas Jefferson Univ.\nArresting Developments in Receptor Signaling\nSupported by the John V. Croker Fund\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChair: Jeffrey L. Benovic—Thomas Jefferson Univ.\nStructure, Function, and Inhibition of G Protein-coupled Receptor Kinases\nJohn Tesmer—Univ. of Mich Med. Sch.\nArrestin-GPCR Interactions: Molecular Mechanisms and Targeted Re-engineering\nVsevolod Gurevich—Vanderbilt Univ. Med. Ctr.\nRegulation of GPCR Trafficking and Signaling by Ubiquitin\nAdriano Marchese—Loyola Univ.\nSpatial and Temporal Specificity in Cellular GPCR Signaling\nMark von Zastrow—UCSF Sch. of Med.\nSponsored by: IAMSE\nWestin Boston Waterfront\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChairs:\nHyunyoung Jeong—Univ. of Illinois at Chicago\nTimothy S. Tracy—Univ. of Kentucky\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nGenetic Predictors of Human Liver CYP Expression & Activity\nErin Schuetz—St. Jude Children’s Res. Hosp.\nImpact of Neonatal Drug Exposure on Interindividual Variations of P450-Mediated Drug Metabolism\nXiaobo Zhong—Univ. of Connecticut\nInterindividual Variability in CYP2D6-Mediated Drug Metabolism\nHyunyoung (Young) Jeong—Univ. of Illinois, Chicago\nBiomarkers of CYP activity using Metabolomic Approaches\nYvonne Lin—Univ. of Washington, Seattle\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChair: Stephen F. Vatner—Rutgers University\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nVascular Stiffness, a Novel Therapeutic Approach for Hypertension\nErnesto L. Schiffrin—Sir Mortimer B. Davis-Jewish Gen. Hosp. and McGill Univ.\nRegional Vascular Stiffness in Aging and Hypertension\nStephen F. Vatner—Rutgers Univ., New Jersey Med. Sch.\nIncreased Vascular Smooth Muscle Stiffness: A Novel Mechanism for Aortic Stiffness in Hypertension\nGerald A. Meininger—Univ. of Missouri\nSubcellular Targets for the Treatment of Aging-Induced Increases in Vascular Stiffness\nKathleen Morgan—Sargent College, Boston Univ.\nNIH Vascular Biology and Hypertension Branch Interest in Vascular Stiffness\nYoung S. Oh—NHLBI/NIH\nFuture Directions and Controversies in the Field of Vascular Stiffness—\nEl. Schiffrin, S.F. Vatner, G.A. Meininger, K. Morgan, Y. Oh\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChair: Randy D. Blakely—Vanderbilt Univ. Sch. of Med.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nUp in Smoke: Using a Gain-of-Function Gating Mutation in an Ion Channel to Study Nicotine Addiction\nRyan Drenan—Purdue Univ.\nBeyond Benzodiazepines: Novel Therapeutic Potential of GABAA Receptor Subtypes Revealed by Knock-in Point Mutations Selectively Ablating Allosteric Modulation\nUwe Rudolph—McLean Hospital and Harvard Med. Sch.\nThe Highs and Lows of Cocaine: Insights into Cocaine Actions in Reward Pathways Using a Knock-in Dopamine Transporter Mouse Model\nHoward Gu—Ohio State Univ.\nCocaine Around the Clock: SERT Met172 Mice Elucidate the Serotonergic Basis of Cocaine Actions on Circadian Physiology and Behavior\nRebecca Prosser—Univ. of Tennessee\nSerotonin Transporter-Independent Actions of the Antidepressant Vortioxetine as Revealed Using the SERT M172 Mouse\nAlex G. Nackenoff—Vanderbilt Univ.\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChairs:\nJeffrey S. Fedan—Nat’l Inst. for Occupational Safety and Hlth.\nDale W. Porter—Nat’l Inst. for Occupational Safety and Hlth.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nIntroduction\nJeffrey S. Fedan—NIOSH\nFrom Micro- to Nano-Particles; Historical Prespectives and Concepts\nGünter Oberdörster—Univ. of Rochester Sch. of Medicine & Dentistry\nNanoparticles: Structure, Biophysics, Chemistry and Reactions in Biological Tissues\nAndrij Holian—Univ. of Montana\nMulti-wall Carbon Nanotubes and Carbon Nanofibers: Toxicological Characterization in the Lungs\nDale W. Porter—NIOSH\nVascular Consequences of Nanomaterial Exposure: From the Heart to the Fetus\nPhoebe Stapleton—West Virginia Univ. Hlth. Sci. Ctr.\nEvaluating the Safety Implications and Dermal Hazards Associated with Nanomaterials\nNancy A. Monteiro-Riviere—Kansas State Univ.\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n6:30 pm–8:30 pm\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n7:30 pm–11:00 pm\nBy Invitation only\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n8:30 pm–11:00 pm\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n7:30 am–9:30 am\nBy Invitation Only\nBoston Convention Center\n8:30 am–9:20 am\nSpeaker: Pieter Dorrestein—Univ. of California, San Diego\nCreating the Facebook for Molecular Analysis\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nJohn H. Kehne—Nat’l Inst. for Neurological Disorders and Stroke\nPeter West—Univ. of Utah\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nThe NINDS Anticonvulsant Screening Program—Background and Overview\nJohn H. Kehne, NINDS/NIH\nImplementation of Novel Models to Address the Unmet Medical Needs in Epilepsy Treatment\nPeter West, Univ. of Utah\nPreclinical Evaluation of Cannabidiol in the Anticonvulsant Screening Program as a Potential Treatment for Epilepsy\nCatherine Jacobson, Privateer Holdings, Inc.\nDevelopment of Extended Neuroamides and the Role of the NINDS Anticonvulsant Screening Program\nHarold L. Kohn, Univ. of North Carolina\nA Medicinal Chemical Approach to Design of A1 Adenosine Receptor Agonists for Seizure Treatment\nKenneth A. Jacobson, NIDDK\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nJonathan S. Marchant—Univ. of Minnesota\nBrock Grill—The Scripps Res. Inst.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nFrom Yeast to Patient Neurons and Back Again: Powerful New Discovery Platforms\nDaniel Tardiff—Yumanity Therapeutics\nThe RPM-1/FSN-1 Ubiquitin Ligase Complex: Structure-Function Analysis Leads to a Peptide with Potential Implications for Neurodegeneration\nBrock Grill—Scripps Res. Inst.\nImaging-Based Chemical Screening Reveals Activity-Dependent Neural Differentiation of Pluripotent Stem Cells\nSu Guo—Univ. of California, San Francisco\nPharmacological Biasing of Stem Cell Differentiation In Vivo: A Worm’s Eye View\nJonathan Marchant—Univ. Minnesota\nNeural-Circuit Modulation of Stem-cell Function\nPatricia Paez-Gonzalez—Duke Univ.\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nLauren M. Aleksunes—Rutgers Univ.\nYurong Lai—Bristol-Myers Squibb Company\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nPredicting Drug-Drug Interactions at Renal Organic Anion Transporters\nRyan Pelis—Dalhousie Univ.\nEndogenous Probes for Evaluation of Drug-Drug Interactions Involving Renal Transporters\nHiroyuki Kusuhara—The Univ. of Tokyo\nAlterations in Transporter Expression and Function in In Vitro and In Vivo Models of Kidney Disease\nMelanie Joy—Univ. of Colorado\nBio-synthesis and Disposition of Bile Acids in Cultured Hepatocyte: In Vitro Predictive Models for Drug-Induced Liver Injury\nYurong Lai—Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.\nPharmacological Activation of Fxr Attenuates Pregnancy-Induced Repression of Hepatic and\nIleal Bile Acid Transporters in Mice\nJamie E. Moscovitz—Rutgers Univ.\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChair: P. Michael Conn—Texas Tech Univ. Hlth. Sci. Ctr.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nRescue of GPCR Mutants In Vivo\nP. Michael Conn—Texas Tech Univ. Hlth. Sci. Ctr.\nGenetic Modification of Pituitary Gonadotropic Hormone Trafficking and Secretion\nT. Rajendra Kumar—Kansas Univ. Med. Ctr.\nTrafficking of Calcium Sensing Receptors as a Viable Target to Modulate Signaling\nGerda E. Breitwieser—Geisinger Clinic\nThe GGA Family Proteins Modulate the Cell Surface Transport of α2B-Adrenergic Receptor through Specific Interactions\nMaoxiang Zhang —Georgia Regents Univ.\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nRajeev I. Desai—McLean Hosp./Harvard Med. School\nMichael A. Nader—Wake Forest Sch. of Med.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nDrug History Alters Methamphetamine Effects at the Dopamine Transporter\nErin Calipari—Icahn Sch. of Med./Mount Sinai Sch. of Med.\nMethamphetamine in Rodents and Primates: Physiology and Effects on Cognitive Performance\nMichael A. Taffe—The Scripps Res. Inst.\nModification of Discriminative-Stimulus Effects of Dopaminergic Drugs During Chronic Methamphetamine Exposure\nJack Bergman—Harvard Med. Sch./McLean Hosp.\nThe Behavioral and Neuropharmacological Effects of Methamphetamine and Cocaine Self-Administration\nMichael A. Nader—Wake Forest Sch. of Med.\nSubjective, Reinforcing and Cognitive Effects of Methamphetamine in Humans\nRichard De La Garza II—Baylor College of Medicine\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nHamid I. Akbarali—Virginia Commonwealth Univ.\nSandor Szabo—Univ. of California, Irvine/VA Med. Ctr.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nSerotonin Signaling in the Gastrointestinal Tract\nGary Mawe—Univ. of Vermont\nNeurotrophin Signaling in the Gastrointestinal Tract\nJohn R. Grider—Virginia Commonwealth Univ.\nThe Unexpected Role of Central & Peripheral Dopamine in the Pathogenesis of Gastrointestinal Ulceration\nSandor Szabo—Univ. of California, Irvine Sch. of Med.\nThe Role of Dopamine Receptors in Vascular Permeability & Angiogenesis in IBD\nGanna Tolstanova—Taras Shevchenko Nat. Univ. of Kiev\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n12:30 pm–2:30 pm\nBy Invitation Only\nBoston Convention & Exhibition Center\n2:00 pm–2:50 pm\nSpeaker: Namandjé N. Bumpus—The Johns Hopkins Univ. Sch. of Med.\nDrug Metabolism Considerations in HIV Treatment and Prevention\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n3:00 pm–5:00 pm\nBy Invitation Only\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChair: Darrell R. Abernethy—Food and Drug Administration\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nThe Necessity of Publishing Replication and Failure to Replicate Studies: Criteria and Venues\nDarrell R. Abernethy—FDA\nReplication in Pharmacological Studies: What are the Specific Issues?\nMichael Williams—Feinberg Sch. of Med.\nTracking Replicability: An Approach to Assess Reproducibility Following Publication\nAdena Schachner—Boston Univ.\nThe Urgent Need for Standards in Life Science Research\nLeonard P. Freedman—Global Biological Standards Inst.\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChairs:\nDavid W. Busija—Tulane Univ. Sch. of Med.\nPrasad Katakam—Tulane Univ. Sch. of Med.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nMitochondrial Control of Ca2+ Signaling in Vascular Smooth Muscle\nJohn G. McCarron—Univ. of Strathcyde\nResilient Mitochondrial Mechanisms in Endothelium Following Ischemia\nDavid W. Busija—Tulane Univ. Sch. of Med.\nConnecting Metabolism to Flow: The Role of Mitochondrial Generated Reactive Oxygen Species\nWilliam M. Chilian—Northeast Ohio Med. Univ.\nMechanisms of Control of Mitochondrial Structure and Function by Ovarian Hormones\nDiana N. Krause—Univ. of California, Irvine\nSex-differences in Mitochondrial Respiration in Rat Cerebral Arteries\nIbolya Rutkai—Tulane Univ.\nCurcumin-Encapsulated Stem Cell Exosomes Mitigates Neuro-Vascular Mitochondrial Dysfunction after Stroke in T1DM Mice\nAnuradha Kalani—Univ. of Louisville\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChairs:\nRobert J. Leadley, Jr.—Schoolcraft Coll.\nRobert W. Caldwell—Georgia Regents Univ.\nAnatomy of the 5-HT2C Receptor: Probing for Therapeutic Gain in Addictive Disorders\nKathryn A. Cunningham—Univ. of Texas Med. Branch-Galveston\nDevelopment of \"Multifunctional\" Compounds for the Treatment of Neuropsychiatric Disorders\nAlvin V. Terry, Jr.—Georgia Regents Univ.\nDeveloping Novel Therapeutics for Parkinson's Disease\nCarrie K. Jones—Vanderbilt Univ. Med. Ctr.\nSelective Antagonism of mGlu5 Alters Sleep-Wake and Spectral EEG and Ameliorates Behavioral Abnormalities in a Rodent Model of Traumatic Stress\nMichael Nedelcovych—Vanderbilt Univ.\nLigand-Based Pharmacophore Modeling of 5-HT2A Receptor Biased Agonism\nKevin S. Murnane—Mercer Univ.\nAllosteric Ligands of Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor 5 Have Biased Agonism and Cooperativity\nKaren J. Gregory—Monash Inst. of Pharmaceutical Sciences\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChairs:\nE.E. Scott—Univ. of Kansas\nL.C. Wienkers—Amgen.\nBoston Convention Center\n5:30 pm–6:30 pm\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n6:00 pm–9:00 pm\nBy Invitation Only\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n6:30 pm–8:00 pm\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n7:00 am–9:00 am\nWeather permitting\nBoston Convention Center\n8:30 am–9:20 am\nSpeaker:Scott A. Waldman—Thomas Jefferson Univ\nBench-to-Bedside Translation in Clinical Pharmacology: From Knowledge Generation to Healthcare Delivery\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nRoss Corriden—Univ. of California, San Diego Sch. of Med.\nChristopher LaRock—Univ. of California, San Diego Sch. of Med.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nThe Human Microbiome in Health and Disease\nSarkis Mazmanian—Caltech\nInflammatory Cell Dynamics in Cancer and Infection: Interrogating the Role of the Microbiome\nAmiran Dzutsev—NCI\nPharmacomicrobiomics: The Impact of Human Microbiome Variations on Systems Pharmacology and Personalized Therapeutics\nRamy K. Aziz—Cairo Univ.\nObesity and Gut Barrier Function: Using the Microbiota and Prebiotics to Understand Early Consequences of a High Fat Diet\nKristi Hamilton—Univ. of California, Davis\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nCarrie K. Jones—Vanderbilt Univ. Med. Ctr.\nMichael Nedelcovych—Vanderbilt Univ. Med. Ctr.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nPTSD and the Neurocircuitry of Impaired Fear Extinction\nMohammed Milad—Harvard Med. Sch., Mass Gen. Hosp.\nUsing Positron Emission Tomography (PET) to Gain Insight into Targeted Pharmacological Treatment of PTSD\nAlexander Neumeister—NY Univ. Langone Med. Ctr.\nSleep-wake Disturbances as a Predictor of PTSD Susceptibility: Implications for Early Intervention after Traumatic Stress\nThomas Mellman—Howard Univ. Coll. Med.\nSleep/Wake and Quantitative Electroencephalography (EEG) Disruptions in a Rodent Model of PTSD: Potential Preclinical Biomarkers for Drug Effects\nMichael Nedelcovych—Vanderbilt Univ. Med. Sch.\nChallenges of Implementing Basic Preclinical Methods to Identify Candidate Compounds Toward the Advancement of New Pharmacological Therapies for PTSD and Related Disorders\nRaymond F. Genovese—Walter Reed Army Inst. of Res.\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nCraig C. Beeson—Medical Univ. of South Carolina\nBrian S. Cummings—Univ. of Georgia\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nIdentification of Mitochondrial Toxicophores\nCraig C. Beeson—Med. Univ. of South Carolina\nIdentification of Mitochondrial Toxicants and Mitochondrial Changes in Human Tissues\nDean P. Jones—Emory Univ.\nUrinary Biomarkers of Mitochondrial Dysfunction\nRick G. Schnellmann—Med. Univ. of South Carolina\nMitochondrial Subpopulation Lipidomics in Aging Tissue\nBrian S. Cummings—Univ. of Georgia\nIdiosyncratic Drug-Induced Liver Injury Potential of Zileuton is Detected in Diversity Outbred Mice\nAlison H. Harrill—Univ. of Arkansas for Med. Sciences\nPesticide-Induced Mitochondrial Dysfuntion Augments NLRP3 Inflammasome Signaling Pathway in Primary Microglia\nSouvarish Sarkar—Iowa State Univ.\nSponsored by: Merck\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nDonald E. Mager—Univ. at Buffalo, SUNY\nDarrell R. Abernethy—Food and Drug Adminstration\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nSystems Pharmacology for Prediction of Adverse Drug Events\nDarrell R. Abernethy—OTS/CDER/FDA\nNetwork Analysis to Identify Multiscale Mechanisms of Drug Action\nDouglas A. Lauffenburger—MIT\nMerging Network Analysis and Pharmacodynamics for Translational Modeling\nDonald E. Mager—Univ. at Buffalo, SUNY\nComputational and Functional Genomics to Understand Human Disease and Drug Response\nNadav Ahituv—Univ. of California, San Francisco\nExtraction and Integration of Diverse Data Streams to Support Systems Networks\nNigam Shah—Stanford Univ.\nSponsored by: DiscoveRX and Merck\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nSudarshan Rajagopal—Duke Univ. Med. Ctr.\nPatrick Sexton—Monash Univ.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nBiased Receptor Signaling and Beyond\nTerry Kenakin—Univ. of North Carolina Sch. Of Med.\nStructural Features Responsible for GPCR Functional Selectivity\nBryan Roth—Univ. of North Carolina\nDelineating the Dynamics of Mu-opioid Receptor Signaling and Regulation\nMeritxell Canals—Monash Univ.\nImplications for GPCR Functional Selectivity/Biased Signaling in the Actions of Dopamine\nMarc Caron—Duke Univ. Med. Ctr.\nBias in The 4th Dimension: The Influence of Ligand Binding Kinetics Upon The Quantification of Biased Agonism at G Protein-Coupled Receptors\nJ. Robert D. Lane —Monash Inst. of Pharmaceutical Sciences\nA Pre-Assembled GPCR-Signalosome Reveals Unappreciated Ligand Sensitivity and Mediates Unique Whole Cell Responses\nMichelle L. Halls —Monash Inst. of Pharmaceutical Sciences\nSponsored by: Bristol-Myers Squibb\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nPaul Insel—Univ. of California, San Diego Sch. of Med.\nUlrike Mende—Rhode Island Hospital & Alpert Med. Sch. of Brown Univ.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nNew Ideas on Cardiac Fibroblast Activation and New Therapeutic Approaches\nBoris Hinz—Univ. of Toronto\nCardiac Fibroblasts and Cellular Cross Talk in Heart Failure\nBurns C. Blaxall—Univ. of Cincinnati/Cincinnati Children's Hosp.\nGPCRs as Regulators of Cardiac Fibroblasts\nPaul Insel—Univ. of California, San Diego\nExtracellular Matrix-Cardiac Fibroblast Communication: New Opportunities for Therapy\nMerry L. Lindsey—Univ. of Mississippi Med. Ctr.\nEicosapentaenoic Acid Prevents Interstitial Cardiac Fibrosis in a Mouse Model of Hypertensive Heart Disease\nJulie A Eclov —Univ. of South Dakota\nPersistent Phenotypic Shift in Cardiac Fibroblasts Following Transient ACE Inhibition\nLakshmi Madhavpeddi—Univ. of Arizona\nWestin Boston Waterfront\n12:30 pm–2:30 pm\nThis session is full.\nChair: Michael Holinstat—Thomas Jefferson Univ.\nBoston Convention Center\n2:30 pm–4:30 pm\nChairs:\nL.E. See Hoe—Griffith Univ.\nJ.M. Schilling—Univ. of California, San Diego\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChair: Salomon Z. Langer—Euthymia, Ltd.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nPresynaptic, Autoreceptor-Mediated Regulation of Neurotransmission: Physiological and Pharmacological Relevance\nSalomon Z. Langer—Euthymia, Ltd.\nMechanism of Action of Alpha-2 Adrenoceptor Agonists in ADHD and Related Prefrontal Cortical Disorders\nAmy Arnsten—Dept. of Neurobiology, Yale Univ. Sch. of Med.\nImplicating the Alpha-2 Receptor in Unique Actions of Drugs\nWilliam Z. Potter—NIMH\nRole of Monoaminergic Autoreceptor Desensitization in the Antidepressant Response\nPierre Blier—University of Ottawa, Canada\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChairs:\nEric Ortlund—Emory Univ. Sch. of Med.\nStephen F. Traynelis—Emory Univ.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nStructural Advances in Glutamate Receptors\nHiro Furukawa— Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory\nStructural Studies of Allostery at the M4 Muscarinic Acetylcholine Receptor\nDavid M Thal— Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences\nCryo-Electron Microscopy Comes of Age: Applications to Molecular Pharmacology\nSriram Subramaniam— National Cancer Institute / NIH\nDifferential Hydrogen/Deuterium Exchange Mass Spectrometry to Study Receptor-Ligand Signaling\nPatrick Griffin— The Scripps Research Inst., Florida\nUnexpected Allosteric Network Drives Nuclear Receptor-Phospholipid Signaling\nEric A Ortlund— Emory University School of Medicine\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChair: Habibeh Khoshbouei—Univ. of Florida\nSigma1 in Cancer Cell Protein Homeostasis\nKim J. Felix—Drexel Univ. Coll. of Med.\nSigma-1R-Dependent Modulation of Neuronal Excitability: A Novel Mechanism Involved in Addictive Processes\nSaid Kourrich—Univ. of Texas Southwest. Med. Ctr.\nSigma Receptor Involvement in Stimulant Abuse\nJonathan Katz—NIDA-IRP\nA Role for Sigma Receptors in Excessive Alcohol Drinking\nValentina Sabino—Boston Univ. Sch. of Med.\nSigma-1R Regulation of Dopamine Transporter\nHabibeh Khoshbouei—Univ. of Florida\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChairs: To be decided\nBoston Convention Center\n3:00 pm–5:30 pm\nChair: Gary O. Rankin—Marshall Univ.\nWarfarin Pharmacogenetics: Trials and Tribulations\nBrian F. Gage—Washington Univ. Sch. of Med. in St. Louis\nCYP2D6 Pharmacogenetics: Controlling the Atomoxetine Dose-Exposure Relationship to Improve Efficacy and Reduce Toxicity in Adolescents with ADHD\nJ. Steven Leeder—Children’s Mercy Kansas City\nCarboxylesterase 1: Recent Developments in Pharmacogenetics\nJohn S. Markowitz—Univ. of Florida\nRole of Genetic Polymorphisms in Metabolism and Toxicity of Drugs of Abuse\nLauren Richard-Waugh—Marshall Univ.\nBoston Convention Center\n4:30 pm–5:30 pm\nSpeaker: Andre Terzic—Mayo Clinic\nRegenerative Therapy for the Failing Heart\nScampo, 215 Charles Street, Boston\nPre-dinner reception starts at 6:30 pm followed by dinner.\nEvent Flyer\nBoston Convention Center\n8:30 am–9:20 am\nSpeaker: William A. Catterall—Univ. of Washington\nStructural Basis for Function and Pharmacology of Voltage-Gated Sodium and Calcium Channels\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChair: William A. Catterall—Univ. of Washington\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nStructure and Mechanism of Pentameric Neurotransmitter Receptors\nRyan Hibbs—Univ. of Texas Southwestern Medical Center\nMechanism of Drug and Agonist Action on Glutamate Receptors\nStephen Traynelis—Emory Univ. Sch. Of Med.\nStructural Basis for G Protein Regulation of Kir Channels\nMatt Whorton—Vollu Inst., Oregon Health & Science Univ.\nStructural Basis for Pharmacology of TRPV1 Channels\nErhu Cao—Univ. of California, San Francisco\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChair: Susan L. Ingram—Oregon Hlth. and Sci. Univ.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nNIH Efforts to Reduce Prescription Opioid Abuse and Improve Pain Treatment\nDavid Thomas—NIDA/NIH\nNeuropathic Pain Modulates Dopaminergic Circuitry: Role for Microglial Activation\nCatherine Cahill—Univ. of California, Irvine\nRole of Ventral Tegmental Area TORC2 Signaling in Stress-Induced Morphine Reward\nSophie Kaska—Michigan State Univ.\nChronic Pain Increases Opioid Self-Administration through an Accumbal Dopaminergic Mechanism\nJose Moron-Concepcion—Columbia Univ. Med. Ctr.\nExtrasynaptic GABAA Receptors in the Periaqueductal Gray are Involved in Descending Pain Modulation and Chronic Inflammatory Pain-Induced Plasticity\nSusan L. Ingram—Oregon Hlth. & Sci. Univ.\nEffects of Daily Morphine treatment on Impulsivity in Rats Responding Under a 5=Choice Serial Reaction Time Task\nDavid McGuire—Univ. of Texas Health Science Ctr., San Antonio\nSponsored by: Jazz Pharmaceuticals\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nLawrence P. Carter—Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc.\nBruce E. Blough—Research Triangle Inst.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nIs Modafinil an Atypical DAT Inhibitor?\nMichael Baumann—NIDA/NIH\nMolecular Approaches for Differentiating Atypical Uptake Inhibitors from Traditional Stimulants at the Dopamine Transporter\nMaarten Reith—New York Univ. Sch. Of Med.\nChemical and Pharmacological Approaches for Differentiating Atypical Monoamine Releasers and Uptake Inhibitors from Traditional Stimulants\nBruce Blough—Research Triangle Inst.\nClinical and Pharmacological Relevance of Rebound Hypersomnia in Differentiating Traditional Stimulants from Wake Promoting Agents\nMehdi Tafti—Univ. de Lausanne\nCharacterization of the Atypical Effects of JZP-110 at the Dopamine Transporter and in Clinical Trials\nLawrence Carter—Jazz Pharmaceuticals\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nBenedict T. Green—ARS/USDA\nBruce E. Blough—Research Triangle Inst.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nMarine Toxins in Nicotinic Receptor Targeted Drug Design\nWilliam R. Kem—Univ. of Florida\nThe \"Fungal Pharmacy\": A Source for Structurally Diverse and Bioactive Compounds\nNicholas H. Oberlies—Univ. of North Carolina at Greensboro\nCNS Drug Discovery from Marine Cyanobacteria\nKevin J. Tidgewell—Duquesne Univ.\nToxicities and Teratogenic Potential of Piperidine and Pyridine Enantiomers from Plants\nSteven T. Lee—ARS/USDA\nTargeting Lactate Effux Inhibition for the Development of Potent Antiproliferative Agents\nSamia S. Messeha—Florida A&M Univ\nCharacterization of Synthetic Ircinianin Analogues as Potent and Selective Modulators of A3 Glycine Receptor\nSahil Talwar—Univ. of Queensland\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nThomas Michel—Brigham and Women’s Hosp./Harvard Med. Sch.\nMarcia Haigis—Harvard Med. Sch.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nHydrogen Peroxide in Cardiovascular Signal Transduction\nThomas Michel—Brigham and Women’s Hosp.\nMitochondria as Signaling Organelles\nNavdeep Chandel—Northwestern Univ.\nPosttranslational Regulation of Nox4 and its Role in Heart Failure\nJunichi Sadoshima—Rutgers New Jersey Med. Sch.\nDynamic Regulation of the Nitrosothiol Proteome in Cardiovascular Disease\nElizabeth Murphy—NIH/NHLBI\nOxidative Metabolism, Oxidative Stress, and Aging: New Insights into the Roles of Sirtuins\nMarcia Haigis—Harvard Med. Sch.\nFP Prostanoid Receptor Mediated Up-Regulation of Hypoxia-Inducible Factor-1a Through Activation of Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase and Reactive Oxygen Species Signaling Pathways\nChristopher Sanchez—Univ. of Arizona\nBoston Convention Center\n9:30 am–12:00 pm\nChairs:\nMaciej J. Zamek-Gliszcznski—GlaxoSmithKline\nCaroline Lee—QPS, LLC.\nSponsored by the Divisions for:\nCan We Prospectively Predict Complex DDIs Involving Hepatic OATPs?\nAleksandra Galetin—Manchester Pharmacy School\nPrediction of Digoxin Clinical Drug-Drug Interactions from In Vitro Transporter Assays\nCaroline A. Lee—Ardea Biosciences\nIs BCRP Relevant to Clinical Drug PK, and What are the Best Practices in BCRP DDI Study Design?\nJoseph W. Polli—GlaxoSmithKline\nWhen are Renal Transport DDIs Relevant from a PK and Kidney Toxicity Perspective?\nJoanne Wang—Univ. of Washington\nWhy Have Clinical DDIs Not Been Observed at the Level of BBB Efflux?\nMaciej J. Zamek-Gliszczynski—GlaxoSmithKline\nASPET accepts sponsorships funds from external organizations only if acceptance does not pose a conflict of interest and in no way impacts the objectivity of the society, its members, activities, programs, or employees. The ASPET scientific and educational program at the ASPET Annual Meeting is developed prior to, and independent of, educational grant support or commercial sponsorships. The commercial supporters of this meeting have no influence over topics or speakers."}
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{"text": "Being yet another theater project update\nand a return to full-time writing about flashbacks . . .\nNow\n'Cause we were never being boring\nWe had too much time to find for ourselves...\nAnd we were never holding back\nor worried that\nTime would come to an end\nWe were always hoping that, looking back\nYou could always rely on a friend\n--Pet Shop Boys, \"Being Boring\"\nIn the past week my work on the novel took a backseat to (or at least a costarring role with) the theater project site. During this time, my normal six-hour book-writing days weighed-in at something like three hours. The rest of the time (which wound up being way more than those missing daily three hours) was devoted to rethinking and redesigning the website of the theatrical presentation, as explained in the previous post.\nAll those years in publishing have made me a pretty good estimator. Exactly a week ago to almost the hour, Bazz and I sat in a neighborhood grill and, over a couple of beers, decided to Get Serious about theater project site. At the time, I said it'd take a week and, well . . .\nFor those interested, the sneak preview of the new site has been updated to reflect the latest, near-final changes to the design. It can be found here. Being a sneak preview, not all the links are working--but the ones needed to navigate the three sample pages are functional. Also, the overall speed of this preview also approximates its real-world build and refresh rates.\n(And--ahem--as for the fan mail I've received regarding my bio photo in the sneak peek of the site, gee, er, thanks--I think. The favorable response suggests that (a) I should smile more often in photos or (b) continue to use artful lighting or (c) move the photo to my blog biography and retire the pic of Snotty Me (which saddens, because I work very hard at being snotty). Or maybe all of the above. Also know that the whole Gregory House Thing has already been noted by friends. Unfortunately--for all of us--they are referring to my personality and leg in addition to the beard. But, again, thanks for the well-meaning comparisons to an unpleasant Vicodin addict . . . )\nWhile I've been up to my moustache in coding, Bazz has been polishing the demos to be featured on the New and Improved Site, both remixing and re-recording a number of the tunes. While this is necessary as we prepare for recording the backing vocals with two pretty phenomenal singers--and also desirable in that both the site and the songs will be newly shiny--the rethinking in the studio has yielded some remarkable course corrections.\nFor instance, as the theater iteration of the story shaped up, it became clear to Bazz that \"I Love You Now\" needed to be made a bit disquieting in a way that would foreshadow the story arc of the libretto. Because of this, something amazing happened in terms of the lyric's reading--rather than underscore the \"time\" aspect of the song, Bazz remade it emphasizing \"no guarantees.\" The change of psychological inflection is startling. Full of wonder, it still chronicles a love story--but one, perhaps, that has begun to fray even as it reaches its peak. And in beginning to crumble at the edges, the new \"I Love You Now\" sets up the conditions for the next song--the disco duplicity of \"Losing Ground.\"\nHeard in the context of the project--surrounded by the other songs in proper programmatic order--the impact is spot-on. I'm thankful for Bazz's insight because I'm certain that I'd never have been in the position to have a similar ah-ha moment. I wrote the piece years ago as a meditation on eternal love in a temporal world. It took someone sufficiently sensitive and at a distance from my own sensibilities to see that the snake had already entered the garden: Bazz didn't add lines; he simply shifted the focus to \"there's never guarantees\"--which were part of the lyric from the outset.\nFor audiences, the interplay of songs with libretto has been made more seamless by Bazz's understanding of the song. But for me, it has been a revelation--albeit seven years later: Damn! That's what I meant! Of course! The unconscious is an amazing thing, and I'm afraid that mine is like one of those multiplex cinemas. I had no clear idea that Doubt had already been playing on screen eight all those years ago until Bazz highlighted it.\nIt occurs to me that this anecdote it a good example of the iterative nature of my collaboration with Mr Atlas. First come the words, then Bazz's musical response, then my response to the complete song, then Bazz's response to my reaction and--sometimes--a radical new reading of the words. In this instance, his latest insight to the song has made me clearly see that the last verse--the \"bare-breasted\" stanza--needs to be eliminated from the theatrical version of the song: That Beatrice remains asleep throughout this new, disquieting version of the song is essential. It's now obvious to me that the new reading of the song makes it the perfect stage moment--someone who's there-but-not-there all at once; which is Beatrice's signature characteristic.\nHopefully, the missing happy-ending stanza can be restored for the pop-song CD, where Bazz could lighten the implications of the song by emphasizing its \"time\" aspect once again. This is one of the reasons I wanted a collection of pop-songs to comprise the third panel of the triptych--so neat, contrasting versions of the same material would coexist. And with Bazz's new reading of \"I Love You Now\" for the theater piece, we're on our way to achieving an artful dissonance between the three projects. I couldn't be more pleased.\nThe other latest changes to the theater songs include a new version of \"I Don't Live There Anymore,\" which pushes the song closer to a danse macabre; a version of \"Autumn Beach\" prepared for backing vocal sessions; an enhanced version of \"No Rules In Love,\" featuring a fuller drum sound; a more vocally complex \"Post-Modern Pop Song;\" a simplified, shortened version of \"Intimate;\" a remix of \"Hold On\" that harkens back to the original demo; and, finally, two remixes of my personal favorite, \"On Your Way\"--a new theater version and a new mix of Nashville-inflected version intended for the pop-song CD.\nThe other noteworthy news is that I'm considering a more distinct differentiation of the triptych's constituent parts. The perhaps too-subtle differences between the titles of the novel, theater piece and CD are beginning to niggle at me. Currently, I'm wondering if a better idea might be to call the theater piece Racing the Sunset, dub the CD Post-Modern Pop Songs and simply title the novel Formal Absence. As an enitity--a virtual box set--the triptych would be called The Formal Absences of Precious Things. I'm still of many minds about this, but after my return from the research trip to the Midwest, I hope to have more clarity about all of this.\nAnd now, with most of this stage's heavy lifting behind us, I can move on to the past in the form of my backward-spiralling novel. While there's some coding left to do, it will exist in a more balanced relationship with my work on the book. I hope to lock-down most of the new site before I leave town to research additional locales for the novel. (In another instance of life mirroring art, I'll be visiting cities that figure into the story's midsection even though I will doubtless be devoting my hotel-room evenings to simultaneously honing the book's conclusion. Talk about time-tripping . . .)\nAnd that's all the news from The Front--at least the stuff I can share at this point. Even with balance restored between book and theater piece, I'm curious who will win the race to existence--Stage Beatrice or Page Beatrice? A more reasonable man would look at these Pandora-esque projects and strive to nail them shut. But not me. Because with regard to writing, I am thoroughly unreasonable, and I'm working as hard as I can to set Tony's demons free. One of my many unpopular opinions holds that the worst things happen in dark, locked places which remain out of sight (think about the Bush Administration at every turn). So beyond art, see this three-medium project as a kind of Sunshine Act for the soul--and, fingers crossed, the exact opposite of being boring."}
{"text": "Michael Morgenstern\nMichael Morgenstern illustrates for many of the leading magazine and book publishers within the United States and around the globe. He was selected as one of the “Best 200 illustrators Worldwide” and one of the “Best 200 Digital Artists Worldwide” by Luerzer’s Archive. He has been recognised by Print, American Illustration, Spectrum and Folio.\nSome of his notable clients include The Economist, The New York Times, Random House, Adobe, Farrar Strauss and Giroux, The Wall Street Journal, and The Chronicle of Higher Education, among many others.\nHe holds a Master’s degree in Education from New York University and a Bachelors degree in Communications from The Newhouse School at Syracuse University.\nMichael began making visual art after losing his right arm, as a way of gaining dexterity in his left hand. He moved to New York City, exhibited in galleries, and studied technique at The School of Visual Arts, Parsons and The Art Student’s League. He went on to a successful career as an illustrator and has been illustrating professionally for the past 20 years."}
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{"text": "Why was it so cold last week? Ian Meiklejohn explains.\nMuch of South Africa experienced record or near-record low temperatures between 20 and 25 July 2021. Why was this the case?\nTo understand it fully, we need to examine the normal weather systems in southern Africa. The most direct sun’s rays strike the earth near the equator. The actual position moves north or south, depending on the season. The air near the equator is warmer than that at higher latitudes; it rises and moves towards the poles. When this air cools, it begins to sink at about 30° latitude.\nThat is where we are located (we are actually at 33½°S. This circulation is called a Hadley Cell. The sinking air prevents convective uplift, and hence rain forming. The result is that we are in a naturally dry environment. Look at the same latitude in the north of Africa, and you will be in the Sahara Desert.\nGraphic: Ian Meiklejohn\nIn summer, the whole system moves to the south, following the sun. Also, the land then heats up more than the surrounding ocean, producing a low pressure, which breaks the stranglehold of the High, drawing tropical moisture to the summer rainfall areas.\nIn winter, the high-pressure moves north, and with less heating over the land, it dominates our weather, causing fine and clear conditions. Cold fronts, which develop at the Antarctic Convergence move north-westward, can bring rain in winter. Mostly, they are blocked by the High, and they only really affect the southern parts of the country.\nFrom 20 to 25 July 2021, a series of cold fronts that were very close to each other approached the country. At the same time, a powerful high-pressure system located unusually far to the south moved behind the fronts forcing them northward and drew with it freezing Antarctic air, which blew into the interior of southern Africa.\nGraphic: Ian Meiklejohn\nWere the events of 20 to 25 July a manifestation of Climate Change?\nThe answer to this question is complex. There is evidence that climatic warming may be increasing the strength of the Hadley Cell and have caused it to strengthen further south than usual. Evidence that the cold spell is negative feedback from a warming climate is inconclusive. The same strengthening of the Hadley Cell is also argued to be responsible for large parts of the country that receive a significant portion of their rain in winter (Makhanda included) getting drier. We can say that natural and anthropogenic impacts on the global climate and their impact are complex and may have surprising feedbacks.\n- Professor Ian Meiklejohn is the Head of Department of Rhodes University’s Geography Department. He lectures in geomorphology, climatology and environment change."}
{"text": "August 9, 2013, what an incredible day! Sunny and calm, the first day of the 67th Golden North Salmon Derby and my mother’s 85th birthday.\nJuneau must be one of the most beautiful places on earth when the weather is like this. This summer has been awesome; what a difference a year makes. Last summer I found my mind bathing in the deepest darkest depths of despairing self-pity, complaining about the relentless rain.\nHave I mentioned I love my Ford F250?\nI love my wonderful mother and a sunny Southeast Alaska day more, but I do like that Ford.\nStanding on the front deck of our cabin on Shelter Island I am in awe, crystal clear blue skies, emerald green old growth forests manicure perfect, nature carved, snow capped Chilkat Mountains along with blue-green, fish-rich waters of Stephens Passage and Lynn Canal. I breathe deep, my lungs fill with pollution free, clean Alaska air. WOW, LIFE IS GOOD!\nHow many more years will Southeast Alaska be like this?\nI used to think the area was huge. When I was a teenager (1970s) out fishing with my brother Jack, when we were feeling really brave, we would poke the skiff around Point Retreat and stare down Lynn Canal and dream; some days we would travel all the way to Funter Bay (12 miles away). With time and many adventures, Southeast Alaska has gotten smaller. A few weeks ago, my brother Jim and I took my 16-foot skiff with 20-hp Honda to Pelican and back. In total, we traveled over 375 miles in five days. Yes, the skiff leaks a little more, but what a trip.\nHave you ever driven a newer full-size 4x4 truck?\nMy friend Harv and I recently replaced our older 1991 one-ton Chevy with a newer 2005 Ford. The Ford F 250 4x4 has 181,000 miles on it and gets around 13 mpg and costs $150.85 to fill the gas tank (range 455 miles). I can’t believe how enjoyable the Ford is to drive; automatic transmission, incredible acceleration, great visibility, it handles and drives very nice but the most impressive thing about the truck is its towing ability. It tows my 26-ft boat like there is nothing behind it.\nDid I mention it cost $150.85 to fill the gas tank?\nMy wife and I recently (August 2012) purchased a Prius, it gets 50 mpg and cost $49.57 to fill the tank (range 575 miles).\nEarlier in the summer I looked down the beach as a huge plume of black smoke shot up into the sky, my self-proclaimed greenie neighbor was burning his trash (plastic bottles and used oil included) on the beach.\nEileen and I recycle as much as we can. Yes, it may be a little more work and a bit of a hassle, but as long as Juneau keeps accepting recyclables we continue to boat our reusables into town. I asked my earth-friendly neighbor why he doesn’t recycle. In his opinion, there is no difference between burning the trash on the beach and bringing it to the landfill in Juneau!\nHave you seen the pictures of the air pollution in Beijing, China?\nWhen Eileen and I moved to the island in 1999, the rainwater seemed much softer than it does today, it took a lot of bath water to get that soap off the ol’ body back in those days. We cut way back on the amount of soap we used in the washer, dish washer and bathing water compared to what we used when we lived in Juneau with city water. As the years have passed here on the island, we need to use more and more soap to get things to suds up. Think what you want; but I am using more soap.\nRegrettably, in the past, I have done more than my share of polluting. As I age, I am starting to pay more attention to cause and effect. I like clean air and water and continually ask myself: Is there a better, smarter, earth friendly, economical way to live?\nSince March 2013, we have burned less than one gallon of diesel fuel in our generator. Ninety-nine percent of our electrical energy needs have come from our solar system. The initial reason I installed the solar system was to save money and my back.\nGoogle Kodiak Electric Association and click on the link. Monitor the success of the wind turbines at the bottom of the page and see how they generate their electricity. Hydro, wind and diesel. Pretty cool, forward thinking. They have saved over 4.3 million gallons of diesel since July 2009 with just the wind generators. When I called and talked with them, one of the things I asked was what they were going to do with all the possible extra power generation? They said they were planning for the future and the possibility of electric cars becoming mainstream in places, like Kodiak, with limited roads.\nWith hydro energy and limited roads, I think Juneau is prime for an affordable electric car. I’m hoping within the next 25 years 40 percent of the cars in Juneau will be electric. Why pay $4.31 a gallon when you can pay $1.00. After federal tax savings, the five seat electric Nissan Leaf can be purchased new for around $22,000 (the price recently dropped $6,000.00). This car is not for everyone, but with a MPGe rating of 120, it definitely got my attention.\nI understand and accept renewables cannot and will not totally replace petroleum products. I fully support the oil industry in America as a stepping stone to a better economic and smarter energy source where the majority of our energy is produced from hydro, wind, geo and solar. I do not support the oil, coal and nuclear industries’ efforts to slow down or stop renewables.\nIf you ever wonder if we are having a cumulative negative affect on earth by using petroleum, coal and nuclear energies, do this simple test. Take gasoline, diesel, coal or nuclear waste, breath it in, rub it all over your body and eat it. How do you feel? Now take water (hydro), air (wind) and sunshine (solar) and do the same thing. Any difference?\nAm I a big time greenie? I prefer to believe I’m a realist. Unabated continued use of fossil fuels must be taking a toll on our ecosystem here on earth, even if it is very slow. I believe we can do better and at the same time build a stronger economy in the United States. Government subsidies are no longer needed to economically produce solar power.\nWhy did we buy the Prius? It gets 50 mpg and at $23,000 it was affordable. We’re not going to save the world but I do save a lot of money at the gas station.\nChanges are coming, I hope the water and air is as clean in Southeast Alaska in 200 years as it is today.\nI have two partners in the Ford pickup; it sits most of the time. When I need to haul or tow something it is the best, I love that truck! I just don’t like paying for the fuel bill."}
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{"text": "Why Work at TMS\nTMS is always on the lookout for talented individuals to join our team and there are a tonne of great reasons to work with TMS. In a nutshell, we are deeply committed to providing each every team member a stimulating work environment that is full of opportunity, integrity and happiness.\nOur Benefits\nCollaboration\nTeamwork isn’t just one of values, we are a team that genuinely loves working with each other. We pride ourselves on our culture of collaboration and this is no doubt one of the key reasons for our success and our ability to achieve great outcomes for our clients.\nFlexible Working\nWe are often telling our clients that organisations that offer flexible work environments have greater morale, less turnover, and higher levels of engagements and productivity. We understand that life is… life, and we want to be as flexible and collaborative with our staff as we can be.\nOur Culture\nBe a part of something special. We like to think we are onto to something pretty unique here at TMS and the journey really has only just begun. We pride ourselves on a culture that celebrates our wins, is friendly, motivated, fun and supportive. Read more about our values here\nGrow your Career\nWith a career at TMS, the opportunity for growth is endless. We have a strong focus on developing members of the TMS team and will give you the chance to work on a range of exciting projects and learn from some of the best in the business.\nCorporate Social Responsibility\nAt TMS, we are committed to conducting our business in a sustainable and socially responsible manner. Together we are dedicated to supporting and protecting the environment, providing a safe and enjoyable place of work for staff, and utilising our knowledge and resources to make a positive impact on our community. Read more about our social responsibility here.\nSafety at Work and on the Road\nSafety at work is one of our highest priorities with our employees and contractors. With handy access to our industry leading safety consultants, we have been able to embed a strong safety culture and comprehensive processes and operations to ensure health, safety and wellbeing is front of mind in everything we do both in and out of the office.\nDefence Reserves.\nIf you would like a chance to be a part of something that we think is pretty special, give us a call on 07 3003 1473 or send your CV to solutions@tmsconsulting.com.au."}
{"text": "The COST Action FP1106 STReESS (“Studying Tree Responses to extreme Events: a SynthesiS) will form a platform to facilitate data exchange for a basic understanding of short to long-term physiological responses of trees to extreme climate conditions.\nBy filling the form below you will be included in the catalog giving you the chance to make the scientific community aware about your data and expertise. This will stimulate scientific exchange, new collaborations and unique research opportunities. Participation does not mean that your data will be freely accessible. We only expect you to submit basic meta-data information (e.g. what type of data do you have, for which species and for which area). Please repeat the database entry for every set of data. The catalog (without the personal data) will be public and continuously up-dated.\nFor inquiry or specific search from the catalog, please contact patrick.fonti@wsl.ch\nA summary of the collected data is public available at the STReESS webpage. Do not hesitate to contact me (i.e. Patrick Fonti, patrick.fonti@wsl.ch) for more information or support.\nThank you for your collaboration\nThe COST Action STReESS"}
{"text": "Life wasn’t always glamorous for some of Hollywood’s biggest stars. Most did regular jobs before they became famous to pay their bills just like the rest of us!\nLet’s take a look at some of the more interesting pre-fame jobs of the stars!!\n“Magic Mike” hunk Matthew McConaughey had a very unglamorous job shoving chicken shit out of the coops.\nBefore Clint Eastwood landed “Dirty Harry” roles and uttered the phrase, “Go ahead, make my day”, he was installing swimming pools for a living.\nPatrick Dempsey was a juggler and even placed in national competitions before going on to star as Dr. McDreamy on “Grey’s Anatomy”.\nQuirky actor Johnny Depp sold pens over the phone when he first arrived to Los Angeles and began his acting career.\nAngelina Jolie’s beau Brad Pitt actually dressed up in a chicken suit and danced around on the side of the road for a local Mexican restaurant. Seriously!\nRocker Ozzy Osbourne actually worked in a slaughterhouse before finding fame with Black Sabbath. Hmmm… now the whole biting the head off of a dove incident makes more sense!\n“X-Men” star Hugh Jackman, who plays the role of Wolverine in the film, used to work as a clown for children’s birthday parties for a whopping $50 per event.\nBrunette beauty Eva Mendes, who is currently dating Ryan Gosling, worked at “Hot Dog on a Stick” at the Glendale Galleria Mall in California before she landed her first acting role in “Children of the Corn V”.\nThe coolest pre-fame job has to be Christopher Walken! He worked as a lion tamer in a circus when he was a teenager. He then trained as a dancer before moving into acting."}
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{"text": "Jewish dance group unique to region\nThe ladies of Chedvat Adonai come from diverse backgrounds, but they all have a couple of things in common: they love God, and they love to dance.\nThe Messianic Jewish dance group performs traditional Jewish dance steps to a variety of music, and was founded by Yarker resident Marge Vanderwerf over 20 years ago.\n“It was 1984 when I saw it for the first time, and I was absolutely amazed,” says Vanderwerf. “I always liked dancing. In my young years I did ballroom dancing, that was a normal thing in Holland. You were a certain age, you went for ballroom lessons. That’s how I met my husband. When we became believers we walked away from that style… and then lo and behold I bump into this in Toronto. Now I can dance for God. So that was really an eye-opener for me.”\nVanderwerf grew up in Amsterdam and says dancing has always been something she has loved.\n“As a child, I always wanted to be involved in ballet. I always had calendars of ballet dancers. But you know growing up in Amsterdam after the war, my father had died, my mother couldn’t afford dance lessons. In that time that was only for rich people. It has changed, and it’s different here, too. But at that time it was only for rich people, and I was so attracted to it, this moving to music, that when this opportunity opened itself, yay, I had found it.”\nShe says that the diversity of the dancers isn’t a hindrance to the group.\n“I’m the only Jew in the group, but the thing is, [the music is] all from Scripture. The songs that are being sung are all things that we all agree with because it’s right from the Bible. Therefore we can do this. The tempo, the message, and the energy level of the music all play a role in musical selection. Vanderwerf says 90 per cent of the music they dance to is traditional Jewish music with orchestral instruments, but they throw in some other types as well, as long as they work with the steps. Vanderwerf has developed a repertoire of as many as 40 dances, some that she has choreographed herself.\n“Sometimes people say, ‘Why don’t you dance here or there?’ and I say the music doesn’t fit. It has to be hopefully some Jewish flavour… but we have one worldly song called “Come On Get Happy” which is very up-tempo… and we had a dance one time that we had a little bit of Irish flavour to it.”\nThe group practices once per week at the Kingston Gospel Temple, and as far as Vanderwerf knows they are unique to the region. There aren’t any other groups in the area dancing this type of dance.\n“I wish [there were other groups in region]. But, you’d probably have to go to Toronto or Ottawa, they probably have groups there.”\nDancer Lee Stewart, fairly new to the group, says she wasn’t a dancer when she joined Chedvat Adonai.\n“The whole left, right thing… and learning the names of the steps themselves,” she says, describing some challenges of getting in the groove with the group. But she is enjoying it. She describes the different types of dances that they perform.\n“Some of them are very slow and graceful and extremely worshipful, and there are others where you’re working up a sweat and your heart is pumping.”\nThe group has performed at churches, festivals, special events, and they are a regular at the Kingston Gospel Temple’s Passion Play every Easter. They performed several years in a row at the Napanee Multicultural Festival. But besides performing for others, the group also cherishes the bond of dancing together.\nDancer Sherrill Hart says that she loves both the social aspect and the expression of the dance.\n“We’re a very close-knit group and over the years we have supported each other. We get together socially for big events a few times a year,” she says. “It’s a bond, it’s like a sisterhood.”\nFor the many women the dancing group has become a way for not only expressing themselves, but also expressing their religious beliefs.\n“I love to dance. It’s really a way of expression, an outlet. The Bible says worshipping with your whole being. Dancing, it’s a celebration.”\nChedvat Adonai will dance at the Business Men’s Fellowship banquet on Feb. 8 at the Selby Community Hall. For more information about the dance group, contact Marge Vanderwerf at 613-377-6710, or for information about the Business Men’s Fellowship banquet call Rev. John Hilliard, 613-352-5691, or Garfield at 613-354-9235."}
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{"text": "Abstract\nStudy Design. Ex vivo biomechanical study. Objectives. To compare the biomechanical properties of isolated, fractured, osteoporotic vertebral bodies after treatment by kyphoplasty with one of two cements: α-tricalcium phosphate cement (Biopex-R; Mitsubishi Materials Corp., Tokyo, Japan) or polymethylmethacrylate (Simplex P; Stryker-Howmedica-Osteonics, Mahwah, NJ). Summary of Background Data. Kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty typically use polymethylmethacrylate cements for the treatment of osteoporotic compression fractures. Scant information exists regarding the use of alternative cements in kyphoplasty. Methods. Simulated compression fractures were created in 24 vertebral bodies (T6-T9, L2-L5) harvested from three female cadavers. Vertebral bodies were assigned to one of two groups: kyphoplasty with Biopex-R or kyphoplasty with Simplex P. The kyphoplasty treatment consisted of inserting bone tamps bipedicularly into each vertebral body, inflating the tamp, and filling the created void with Biopex-R or Simplex P. Pretreatment and posttreatment heights were measured, and the repaired vertebral bodies were recompressed to determine posttreatment strength and stiffness values. Differences were checked for significance (P < 0.05) using a repeated-measures analysis of variance followed by Tukey's test. Results. Kyphoplasty with Biopex-R restored strength in the lumbar and thoracic vertebral bodies. Kyphoplasty with Simplex P displayed significantly greater posttreatment strength than initial strength in the thoracic region. Vertebral bodies augmented with either cement were significantly less stiff than their initial conditions, except for the thoracic vertebrae treated with Simplex P, in which stiffness was restored. There was no significant difference in percentage of height restored between the cement treatments. Conclusions. Kyphoplasty with either cement restored initial strength. In general, stiffness was not restored.\nKeywords\n- Kyphoplasty\n- Polymethylmethacrylate\n- α-tricalcium phosphate cement\nASJC Scopus subject areas\n- Orthopedics and Sports Medicine\n- Clinical Neurology"}
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{"text": "Osteo Arthritis and Psoriatic Arthritis\nedited 3. Dec 2014, 04:48 in Living with Arthritis archive\nHi all, I have osteoarthritis in a few places now and my consultant feels that I also have psoriatic arthritis! I didn't reolise that you could have two different types!!! I have looked up on the Internet and recognise many of the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis but wondered if anyone could explain to me which is the worst one of the two to have! Also, should I be taking meds for this as a preventative or wait and see how things progress.\n0\n- Sadly, you can have many different types of arthritis! I currently have two in my collection which is enough for me\nAre you under the care of a rheumatologist? If so I would take their lead on meds. Generally, osteo is managed through pain relief and anti-inflammatories and then exercise. The other types of arthritis tend to be managed through drugs called disease modifying drugs, the aim being to start them early and hopefully reduce the disease to levels you can manage to live with. These are often used along side anti-inflammatories, pain relief and sometimes steroids when necessary.\nAs for which is worst, that's probably a personal thing and difficult for others to answer. It depends what you have in which joint and the severity. I think osteo tends to be a slow burner and inflammatory arthritis' tend to have periods of acute discomfort if that makes sense.\nHopefully, DreamDaisy will be along soon. She is our resident expert in these two in combination as she has them both and is super helpful and sadly knows her stuff all too well.Hey little fighter, things will get brighter0\n- Lignum Vitae, thank you for your reply. I am under a Rheumy and have been for a while, it was my Rheumy that said that I had Psoriatic Arthritis on top of my osteoarthritis and wanted to put me onto Methotrexate. I looked this drug up and really didn't think that I was ready to take this step, but am starting to worry that I could be doing myself some harm by not looking into/taking some kind of preventative med, it's such a hard decision to take. If I could manage on Co-Codamol, would this be ok? Sorry to keep asking questions, but I just don't know what to do. :roll:0\n- Hi Agape,\nPlease don't apologise, we're here to support each other - I often use the forum to ask questions and sound out people's opinions.\nFirst of all, don't fear all the things you read from google! Meth has a huge list of POTENTIAL side effects. They are potential and whilst on meth you have regular blood tests that are monitored, you have a flu jab and before you start a chest xray all of these are to check that the medication is suitable for you. The second anything changes in those tests your meds are reviewed. I've been on meth since 2007 and it has been a wonder drug for me, the worst side effects being mouth ulcers and hair loss both of which were combated by increasing my folic acid (you are prescribed that along side meth). You do lower your immunity but generally, that just requires a bit of care on your behalf to avoid potential risks. Good food hygiene, avoiding people with bugs and good hand washing tends to be all I do on that front.\nCo-codamol will relieve pain but it won't alter the course of psoriatic arthritis. That is why disease modifying drugs, like meth, are prescribed. Disease modifier tend not to halt inflammatory arthritis but they do tend to slow or alter it's progression.\nWhat is it about meth that scares you? Is it the meth or the fact you have the arthritis that you are struggling with? It is a lot to take on board, particularly when you thought you had one arthritis and then find out another one has tagged along too.\nLVHey little fighter, things will get brighter0\n- Agape, your post rang a distant bell so I had a look at previous ones and I think I can say things no more clearly now than I did then so I'll just copy my reply in here\nBasically, there are two forms of arthritis, OA and the auto-immune versions. RA is an auto-immune form of arthritis but by no means the only one. Another auto-immune form is Psoriatic Arthritis (PsA) and, if you already have both an auto-immune disease plus psoriasis, I think it's important that you get on one of the DMARDS (Disease Modifying Anti-Rheumatic Medications). Hydroxychloroquine is just one. There are several others, and many on here have to experiment a bit before finding one that suits them. One man's meat....etc etc. I had a very scary reaction to leflunomide but it didn't stop me trying methotrexate (which has been very successful for me) and I know others have no problems with leflunomide.\nOA will always get worse. We can hold back its worst excesses to some extent by a good diet (Well done on that front ) exercise, distraction and pain relief but it will progress over time.\nThe damage from auto-immune types of arthritis can be held back by DMARDS but only rheumatologists can prescribe them. It's not that your GP is 'useless'; it's just that he doesn't have the specialist training needed to deal with auto-immune diseases. Asking him to do so is a bit like asking him to perform knee replacement surgery. He doesn't have the training.\nI do understand your reluctance to take 'strong meds'. I think most of us start out like that. But auto-immune types of arthritis are strong diseases and they require powerful meds to hold them back. Although methotrexate helps me enormously these days, it wasn't available when I was first diagnosed and, as a result, I have all the characteristic twisted joints in hands and feet. You are probably still in a position to avoid that. If your rheumatology appointment isn't until January, I think you should ask for it to be brought forward and have a good chat with your rheumatologist about your joints and psoriasis so that it can be determined how much is OA, how much might be auto-immune and what can be done about the latter. You might not want strong meds but, if the rheumatologist suggests them, I'd be guided by that.\"The deeper sorrow carves into your being the more joy you can contain.\" Kahlil Gibran0\n- Hello, my problems started in April 1997 - I didn't begin any medications until February 2002 but even then medical opinion was divided as to what was wrong with me. My first DMARD was sulphasalazine and over the years I've given methotrexate, leflunomide and cyclosporine a go, plus the big-guns of infliximab, Enbrel and humira. Currently I take injected meth, injected humira and tablet sulph: although I do not feel any physical benefit I know that this trio has slowed the progression of the PsA.\nMy OA was diagnosed in April 2012 and has come about as a result of the joint damage caused by the PsA. I have around 40 or so affected joints, the majority with PsA and others with both. Of the two I much prefer the OA because it is much more honest in how it presents and affects me, the PsA is a sly one and has far more-reaching effects.\nIt is entirely possible to have an auto-immune arthritis plus OA - welcome to a rather exclusive club.\nDDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0\n- Hi Stickywicket, thank you for you reply. Although I have a high RF I am told that I don't have RA, I am only going on their word as I trust you can have a high RF result and not have RA! As you will note from my previous posts I do have Sjogren's Syndrome; Psoriasis; Osteo Arthritis and at my last apt was told I have PsA. I take 600mg of Lyrica a day and Co-Codamol when I am in pain. I have tried Hydroxycloriquin but had a very bad reaction to it and had to stop.\nI am under a Rheumatologist and she is the one prescribing my meds.\nI will take yr advice and will try to make an apt with her to review things in a clearer way, trouble is she is soon moving on so not sure that I will be able to get an apt and I wonder if I shud wait and go over this with whoever takes over her position as they may have other ideas!\nCan I ask, how can they test for how much is OA and how much auto- immune? If you can let me know I will ask at my next apt. I only really considered that my SJS was the auto-immune. Thank you for yr help.\nLignumVitae - Just an add on to yr reply. Yes, my Rheumy did mention that I wud be monitored whilst on Methotrexate, so this wud be a safeguard, my worry wud also be if this med wud be bad for me long term. I do suffer from hair loss already, the thought of more wud be horrible, but I guess it's swings and roundabouts. I think that I will have to take more Co-Codamols when in pain, but from these replies, I see clearly that the pain killers may sort the pain but won't deal with the progression of either OA or PsA, which scares me and as silly as it sounds, I honestly hadn't thought of this! :roll:\nThank you for yr help.0\n- Hello Dreamdaisey, sorry I missed you off of my reply.\nI am so sorry to hear how PsA and OA has affected you. One question that comes to my mind is... Is there a sure test for PsA? And if so, would I be able to ask for this test to guarantee that I have this? I truly think I must be kidding myself with this PsA thing, but I can't seem to believe what's happening to me. What would be 'some' of the first signs of PsA?\nTake care and I hope you have a good week.\nA0\n- There is no sure test for any of us. I was classed for a few years as having some form of auto-immune inflammatory arthritis - I was sero-negative but my inflammation markers were always high, anywhere between 50 to 170. The only combination of meds which has really reduced those is my current combination, now they are always below five or sometimes too small to measure, this is how I know they are working.\nWhen my troubles began in 1997 I had what I now know to be extensive psoriasis on my scalp but it was never diagnosed as such. After years of eczema I was used to itchy and scaly skin so it was no big deal, plus I couldn't see it! The medical penny dropped in October 2006 when my skin helpfully obliged with a blast of pustular psoriasis on my palms and soles. I also now have some stubborn patches on my ankles and on some of my scars. The label changed, the meds didn't. The sulphasalazine helps to keep my skin clear but it's never touched anything to do with the joints. I have a friend with PsA who's condition is under complete control with just four tablets per day - he still grumbles though!\nI am sure I would be in a far better situation now if I had been taken seriously by my then GP and seen a rheumatologist long before I eventually did (courtesy of the physios at the local footy club, believe it or not, they were the ones who referred me in November 2000). Even then the first one told me I was orthopaedics problem so I lost another year being bounced between the two departments. After a lifetime spent taking medical drugs I never hesitated about starting any of the ones I have tried but if one is new to all of this then it must be scary. I read the side-effects leaflet once, have a giggle then put them away only to be consulted if something doesn't feel right within me. I always assume I won't have any troubles and I usually don't: the mind is a powerful thing and we can 'talk' ourselves into feeling things which aren't actually happening. DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0\n- Right, let's try to get this a bit clearer. OA is one type of arthritis. It can arise for many reasons and none but, like DD, I have it because my auto-immune arthritis wasn't able to be treated with the correct medication (DMARDS) early enough. My auto-immune arthritis is RA. I know that yours and DD's is PsA but both types are dealt with, essentially, the same by rheumatologists ie with DMARDS. Sulphasalazine, methotrexate and hydroxychloroquine are three such. I get by very well indeed on a combination of methotrexate and hydroxychloroquine.\nI don't think there will be any exact answers as to how much of yours is PsA and how much OA. In fact, it seems to me to be a bit of a red herring. What you need is to slow down the progress of the PsA by use of DMARDS. The OA can't be slowed. It will go at its own pace and your GP will deal with it, prescribing pain relief and possibly anti-inflammatories.\nI can understand your fear of DMARDS. Many people share it especially when new to them. Oddly, people fear the meds more than the disease. Hair loss is not guaranteed. Most people don't get it. In fact, most people don't get any of the side-effects. But, even if some hair loss occurred, isn't it better than uncontrolled PsA?\nGetting more and more dependent on cocodamol, or other pain relief, is no solution. If I were in your shoes I'd want to get on another DMARD asap. When are you next due to see the rheumatologist? It doesn't matter if the consultant changes. Another will take over and have your notes. It probably seems quite complex to you but they deal with these changes all the time.\nLong term? Sometimes the meds stop working, sometimes they bring their own problems. Sometimes we have to move on to others. But , long term, without DMARDS, your PsA will get worse. That's a fact. It really does need to be dealt with.\"The deeper sorrow carves into your being the more joy you can contain.\" Kahlil Gibran0\n- DD, what a road you have trod, I can't believe that it took so long for you to have a clear DX. You are right when you say that the mind is powerful, I do sometimes worry that I might get some of the bad side affects but I need to look on the positive side and remember that my health issues will improve with DMARDs. Thank you for sharing your experiences with me.\nStickywicket, thanks for explaining things, I understand better now. I am hoping that I will get an apt with my Rheumy before she leaves but I am not sure that this will happen. I am at present trying to call and push for a date. This has all arisen because my Rheumy looked at my symptoms and said she 'thought' that I might have PsA, this is why I had so many questions, she was convinced enough to suggest Methotrexate.\nHaving said all of the above, can I ask one more question… Up and until my 5o's I had Psoriasis on my elbows and knees, my elbows were so itchy that I would scratch them until they bled, I know I shouldn't have scratched them but this was the only way to relieve it. Psoriasis would creep further up my elbow/arm. Then all of a sudden it disappeared, I do have what I think might be Psoriasis on my toes, horrible. Does Psoriasis disappear and reappear somewhere else? Weird!0\n- Yes, it can. Psoriasis is caused by the skin renewing itself within a matter of three or four days as opposed to the usual three-to-four-weeks-or-so of those who don't have it. My favourite flaky sites are the insides of my ankles and the outsides of my knees but it also occurs on my various scars and I have another form on my soles and palms. I recognises that I am fortunate in that it's pretty mild.\nThere can be a delay in diagnosing any form of auto-immune arthritis (there are many of them, it's complicated) but it seems to me that now more people are being referred more quickly by their GPs to 'those in the know'. As I said I always presume I'll be fine with the meds and usually I am. When I wasn't I hadn't a clue that things were amiss - this is why one must be conscientious about getting bloods done, it was my bloods that showed that things weren't too good. DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0\n- What's even weirder is that inflammatory arthritis can disappear too, only to reappear later. In the early days I had some 'free' spells. That all changed after my first son was born.\nI hope you can get an appointment with the rheumatologist you've seen before but, if not, I often find a fresh pair of eyes gives a new insight to things. Good luck\"The deeper sorrow carves into your being the more joy you can contain.\" Kahlil Gibran0\n- Hi I am new here and just want to ask a few questions.\nI have had problems with my back for years (been knocked off bike twice 2nd time resulting in a fractured pelvis and had a nasty fall, all times striking the base of my spine) and in the last few years occasional problems with my groin and sciatic nerve. I recently visited the doctor and due to not paying attention when I was younger (like you do). I found that in 95 they found osteoarhritis in my spine along with degenerative disc disease.\nWhich explained a lot\nI had been oblivious for nearly 20 years, just thought I was getting old.\nI have always avoided doing anything that aggravates it, am I doing the right thing? So long as I am mobile I'm ok, but if I stand for long periods on one spot, eventually I start to seize up. Is this common? This last few months I have been less mobile at work and I have had problems with my ankles, knees, and now groin , is this common I am not at a point I need painkillers even though I have been in excruciating pain in the past. I want to manage it and take more care of myself as I don't want to be in a lot of pain when I am older. Any tips on managing it will be great. The strange thing is, at work they cant understand how I can lift something heavy, but can't do a lighter job, because last time I did it, I was in pain for three months.0\n- Hi there northender\nI think you've managed very well indeed if you've had so many problems for so long. Probably your general fitness levels have helped. Keeping things moving without putting too much strain on dodgy joints is ideal. (I'm not sure about the heavy lifting, though.) You might find some useful info here:\nWe're not docs and can't tell you the reasons behind your latest pains. It's true that arthritis can move into other joints once it has a toe-hold but, equally, if you are walking a bit awkwardly due to pain in one site, it can create what's called 'referred pain' in another. Groin pain is often associated with hip problems though.\nI've had RA for many years and OA for a few less and I always find that, no matter how hard walking is, standing is harder.\nIt might be worth having another word with your GP just to tell him / her what you've told us. X-rays, or a scan, might help to show whether there's anything happening in your ankles, knees, etc. If not, and yours is referred pain due to how you're walking etc, a referral to an orthotist might help you.\nP.S. Would that be Preston North End er?\"The deeper sorrow carves into your being the more joy you can contain.\" Kahlil Gibran0\n- thanks stickywicket\nand yes PNE through and through0\n- a bit more advice please.\nspoke to H R at work and asked if I could be more mobile, as my job is not a mobile as it was, due to moving floors and not being allowed to get what we need to do a job. so walking round a lot less, plus the job I do now I am stood on one spot for long periods of time. There are three jobs I can (and have) done, now I am confined to the one, so I asked to mix all three.\nI was asked a couple of months ago to do a job which I KNOW will cause me problems, but my supervisor can't seem to grasp this, so I went to see the doc, which is when I discovered the reasons why it caused me discomfort. Even after seeing a doctors letter, they still question me, and comments like \"why didn't you take redundancy if you knew you had this problem?\" ( I didn't at the time) Maybe I should get work somewhere else, and today \"If you want to be upright and mobile have you ever considered a job as a cleaner!\" are they allowed to do this?\nI ended up walking out of the office.0\n- Hello, I missed your first post as I've been busy over the past few days. I presume you have OA (unlike the originator of the thread who has two kinds of the disease) and everything that you have described is par for the course. Any form of arthritis is degenerative and progressive but one of the problems with OA is its sheer ubiquity: there are between 8 - 10 million arthritics in the UK, the majority of whom have OA, so you're not alone. The trouble is that the remaining few millions have absolutely no idea what having arthritis entails so we can find ourselves on the receiving end of insensitive and stupid comments. I prefer to move (although I don't do that very well) and standing still is an absolute no-no. I have two kinds of arthritis and around forty affected joints, all useful ones.\nIt might be worth your reading some of the threads on the Benefits and Working Matters board on here, that's where work-related issues are dealt with. Your employer has a duty of care towards you so your first port-of-call maybe contacting the CAB, they know their stuff and will be able to advise you of your rights etc. I was self-employed so never had to deal with this. It may an idea to post a new thread under your name as more people will spot you and, hopefully, reply! I wish you well. DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0\n- Hello again, Agape, we're a few days on now: how are things going? DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0\n- Workplaces and work colleagues can be very casually cruel. I'm pretty sure they have to make all reasonable adjustments for you but some are better than others at doing so.\nDD's right that you'd get more responses on here if you started a new thread as the header of this one doesn't give us a clue as to what your own difficulties are. CAB are a good idea. Our own Helplines could probably tell you more too about what your rights are. Or this site might be useful Good luck. It's not easy fighting for one's rights.\n(Preston North End? I used to be keen on Leeds Utd but.......... :roll: )\"The deeper sorrow carves into your being the more joy you can contain.\" Kahlil Gibran0"}
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{"text": "Satire: Red Cup Controversy\nDecember 7, 2015\nEvery year, Starbucks releases a special Christmas-themed cup to commemorate the Christmas season. This season, they caused several new hashtags to be created, both anti- and pro-Starbucks, and started a huge social media controversy dubbed the “red-cup controversy.”\nIn midst of the latest Starbucks red-cup controversy, I have realized one thing and one thing only: Starbucks hates Jesus. That’s right, boys and girls, your favorite place to get a hot beverage is full of a bunch of Jesus haters.\nIn past years, Starbucks has always put cute, Christmas designs on their cups. This year is different. They just have a red cup. No pretty designs. No Merry Christmas to be seen. Therefore, the omission of Merry Christmas and any Christmas designs proves that they hate Christmas and Jesus as well.\nThis act of defiance can be seen as a futile effort to conform to our politically correct society. The wise Joshua Feuerstein, a former television and radio evangelist, commented on the issue at hand.\n“I think in the age of political correctness we’ve become so open-minded our brains have literally fallen out of our head.” Feuerstein said one of his videos on Facebook where he has over 1.8 million followers. “Did you realize that Starbucks wanted to take Christ and Christmas off of their brand new cups? That’s why they are just plain red.”\nThis war they are waging on Christmas is unacceptable. Starbucks is trying to do away with Christianity and our beloved savior. How can this company so blatantly disrespect the religion that America was built upon? How can anyone condemn their actions?\nStarbucks must be stopped. I propose that the Christian community all ban together and take matters into our own hands. We must stop Starbucks from ruining Christmas! We will accomplish our goal of destroying Starbucks like we have in any other situation in history: by blatantly disregarding our moral values and everything we stand for as Christians in order to justify why we must and will purge the Earth of non-believers and non-conformers, such as the Starbucks Corporation and its supporters.\nChristians, here me when I say we will never pay tribute to Starbucks’ anti-Christmas movement nor will we ever forgive their red cups. We will never step foot into another Starbucks ever again! It is not #JustACup. We should #boycottstarbucks, not praise them for their “political correctness.” Starbucks should write ‘Merry Christmas’ on every cup instead of names to invigorate the holiday spirit within us all. Christmas should be celebrated by everyone in America because it is politically incorrect to disregard the importance of our religion in the foundations of our country. These red cups do not inspire creativity as the executives will say they do; the cups only promote hate of all things Christian.\nI can conclude that Starbucks, being so anti-Christian by refusing to celebrate the birth of Christ the Lord our savior, must, therefore, be a part of a bigger organization that is trying to destroy all parts of Christian life: ISIS.\nIf you want a picture to show with your comment, go get a gravatar."}
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{"text": "77-year-old woman has been hunting turkey, deer for more than 60 years\n- Submitted photos — Carolyn Harper, 77, holds up an 8-point deer she shot in Nov. 2013 on her property in Jefferson County. At top, Harper shot a turley with a 9-and- a-half-inch beard and 1 -inch spurs. Harper has been hunting since she was 10 years old.\nNATCHEZ — Carolyn Harper began hunting with her father when she was just 10 years old using a .22 rifle with a scope to bag squirrels.\nNow at 77, Harper has more than 65 years of experience hunting everything from ducks, quail, deer and turkey, having also enjoyed fishing and camping with her family as her children grew up.\nLast year, one of the two 8 point bucks Harper killed was a rare Piebald.\n“It’s unusual to get a Piebald,” Harper said. “They usually weigh around 100 pounds, but this one was 154 pounds. Bucks usually have small four or six-point racks. The man who cleaned the deer said it was the largest Piebald he had ever seen.”\nHarper was introduced to turkey hunting by her son, Nolan, in 1998, and she has killed at least one turkey every year since.\n“The first one I killed had three beards.” Harper said. “I love calling them. That’s really the exciting part when you have a big bird gobbling and drumming, and you can watch him strutting.”\nThis year, Harper killed a turkey with a 9-and-a-half- inch beard and 1 inch spurs on property in Jefferson County where she and her husband have a camp.\nHarper and her husband, Bobby have been married for 62 years and they hunt together often because Harper said her friends aren’t too big on hunting.\n“At my age, my friends would not be interested at all in hunting,” Harper said. “You don’t find too many my age who even want to go to the woods.”\nBobby said he believes more women are starting to hunt, but maybe not as enthusiastically as Harper.\n“I remember when we were members of a club, and she was the only woman who had actually killed a deer,” Bobby said.\nHarper said her love for the turkey hunting keeps her going. “It takes an awful lot of patience and you definitely don’t see a big gobbler often, it just doesn’t happen,” Harper said. “But I do a lot of things to pass the time while waiting on the turkeys. I always carry me a good book.”\nHarper said she also likes to take photographs of nature while she’s out hunting. As much as she enjoys hunting, she enjoys recreating the woods scenes as she does watercolor painting when she gets home. Harper takes those photos — or images in her mind — and duplicates them into watercolor painting.\nHarper said she doesn’t see herself retiring from outdoor adventures for a while.\n“As long as I am physically able to still go out and enjoy it, I’ll be going,” she said. “Of course, as long as I get as excited as I did when I saw this last turkey coming toward me, I’ll be in the woods looking.”"}
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{"text": "Hi folks,\nI hope you all are fine, last week I was unable to publish any theme due to busy schedule but this weekend I will design more themes so that I can cover last week themes too.\nThis is Red Cross theme for Nokia C1-01, C1-02, C2-00,107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 2690 & 128×160 devices. I have used Blackberry transparent icons and placed a digital clock with calendar in new style. This theme is in black and red colors combination. I hope you all will enjoy this theme.\nTheme with Flash Lite:\nDownloaded: 6465 times\nFile size = 559 kb\nFormat = .nth\nStatic Theme:\nDownloaded: 2714 times\nFile size = 489 kb\nFormat = .nth\nOne thought on “Red Cross Theme for Nokia C1-01, C1-02, C2-00, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 2690 & 128×160”\nprakashMon, Nov 14, 2016\nSir, please design a theme for my nokia c1-01 with pure black background and blue or another colours font.. Just like a windows phone.. Same.."}

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