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"I spent one of my last posts bitching about how horrendous the comments section on any online article can be. I still stand by that fact but I also will admit to constantly reading the comments on an article. I can’t help it. I want to look away, I know it’s going to be horrible and make me lose faith in humanity, but I feel myself getting sucked into it. I imagine this is how most viewers of Keeping Up with the Kardashians feel.\n\nI recently read an article on Buzzfeed and the comments are a gold mine. Instead of making me cry, I was laughing hysterically. In case you weren’t convinced that people will get offended from everything these days, this comment section will prove that. The article just lists 33 facts about the class of 2019 that will make us folks in our twenties and thirties feel old. Sounds innocent enough, right? Well, it was a hilarious shit show in the comments section as children came out of the woodworks to comment about their superiority because they in fact do know what a flip phone is! Sure you know what a flip phone is but do you know what I mean when I say Zach Morris phone?",
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"The article mostly listed the way things were when the class of 2019 was born. TV shows that came out, music that was popular, etc. Apparently that’s a SUPER offensive thing to do. How dare you tell a 13-year-old that they never had to deal with dial up? At first when I was reading the article, it made me feel super old. Seeing all these things from my childhood was too much nostalgia. Then when I read the comments, I remembered how dumb you are when you’re a teenager and I no longer felt so badly about being old. It’s the equivalent of me reading an article about how someone my age will never understand the hysteria of Beatlemania and then getting angry because I know so many Beatles’ songs. Knowing about something is not the same as living it.\n\nSince I’m not much into cyber bullying, I’ll leave out the commenters names but here are some of the gems found in the comments section:\n\nDecember 2001 for me. These things were my childhood, if that makes sense. I’d say maybe 30 out of 33 of these things are something that I do remember.\n\nFirst off, you were born in December 2001. You are 13-years-old; you’re still in your childhood. Do we not teach the concept of memory in school anymore? You do not remember most of these things, you know about them. Britney Spears performed “I’m Slave for You” with a snake before you were even born! You do not REMEMBER the greatest pop culture couple: Britney and Justin. You only know about them through bittersweet pictures. And if you actually remember using MySpace then I want to ask your parents why they allowed their 4-year-old to create a social media account.\n\ni was born in 2000 and i also find some of these things a bit inaccurate. My first phone was a Sony Ericsson feature phone.\n\nChild, you need to take several seats. I got my first phone when I was about 15-16. You are 15 and reminiscing about what your FIRST phone was.\n\nits not commentary between the diffrences between our generations because they are not vaild facts so therefore not valid diffrences and in 10 to 20 years i wont be in yall sad postion because i will be out flying on my hover jet talking to siri 17.0 that was installed in my brain\n\nI also hope that 10-20 years from now you learn about punctuation and spelling.\n\nbuzzfeed- your future audience will be our generation so it’s time to stop picking on us and making “90’s Kids Will Remember” posts because we get the gist and every article is pretty much the same. i’m sick of these types of posts lol.\n\n“We are not entitled brats with no sense of humor but if you do not start making every post about us, we will become incredibly offended and stop reading your stuff!” I don’t think logic starts developing in a person until they are at least 20.\n\nI’m here to tell you that, no matter how old you feel, if you were a 90s kid, you’re not old. LOL For those of us who were born in the 60s, grew up in the 70s, partied like crazy in the 80s, and became professional adults in the 90s, your angst over feeling old makes us want to pat your head and smile, then shuffle off with our walkers chuckling to ourselves.\n\nThis was my favorite one because it put both the 90s and the 00s kids in their places for being the obnoxious brats that we are!"
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"The choice is simple; are you cool, or are you boring? That has to be the big decision RED wants you to make, right? Sure, the argument could be made that you choose RED for the stunning 6K resolution that it offers, or the 16.5 plus glorious stops of dynamic range, but really you want it because there’s a skull on it, and you are a video pirate. Cool right? Worth upgrading your Epic right?\n\nThe truth is, RED’s Weapon camera offers very little in technical improvements over the RED Epic Dragon. The sensor in the Weapon is the exact same 6K RED Dragon sensor, which means, the same resolution options, the same dynamic range and the same signal to noise ratio. Another way to put it is that the Weapon offers the exact same recording options and same frame rates at the same resolutions. The primary difference technically is the integrated Mini-Mag media bay, which offers faster data rates when using the Mini-Mags over those allowed by the Epic Dragon. Currently, the only advantages are lower available compression ratios at all record options. Presumably these higher data rates will also assist with future feature set upgrades, whether it be through new sensor technology, or firmware.",
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"Another improvement, over the Epic Dragon build, is that RED has reduced the weight of the camera by almost two pounds. By using a combination of aluminum, and magnesium alloys, they have managed to shave off the pounds, without compromising the rugged build quality of their product. This improvement vastly helps gimbal and drone operators with their delicate balancing act of keeping a rigs weight within spec, but also allows for fewer compromises with lens and accessory choices, when weight limits become a factor.\n\nAdditionally, one nice feature added to the Weapon is the ability to record in Apple ProRes (and a near future DNxHD option has been promised). This codec option offers productions greater ability to fit footage shot on RED into a variety of workflows that may not call for RAW recording. Moreover, simultaneous RD3 and ProRes acquisition, allow for seamless proxy workflow. Built in 3D LUT support and wi-fi control further round out the new built-in feature set on this camera.\n\nAn added feature built into Weapon is simplified swapping of the camera’s optical low pass filter. The new OLPFs can be removed and installed with the simple turn of a torx key, however, it should be noted, the “fast-swap” still requires powering down the camera, removing the lens mount, and exposing the sensor to dirt and debris. RED currently offers 3 flavors of their OLPF (standard, low light optimized, and skin tone), fined tuned for different shooting situations.\n\nThe ability to customize and expand your RED to fit a variety of shooting scenarios has been at the heart of the RED camera design since introducing the first Digital Stills and Motion Camera (DSMC) build. RED trademarked the phrase “Obsolescence Obsolete”, which trumpets the expandability and upgradability of the RED camera line. With the expansion into Weapon , RED sort-of holds up this statement. Some accessories carry over directly such as all of the available lens mounts, which adapt directly to the Weapon using the same four torx screws. Those who have Mini-mags will also get to carry them through to Weapon, however, by integrating the SSD module directly to the brain, RED has made adoption of Mini-Mag SSDs mandatory moving forward. Other accessories can be brought over to the Weapon via available adapters. These include DSMC LCD Touch units and cabled battery plates. Unfortunately, for some accessories, such as the DSMC Side Handle and the Switchblade, the Weapon is a rocky place where they can find no purchase.\n\nNew DSMC2 accessories have been designed to integrate directly with the Weapon brain. These include cable-less LCD Touch units and battery plates which aim to streamline the RED and presumably cut down on weight and umbilicals to optimize use in a variety of shooting scenarios. For a breakdown of compatibility, you can take a look at this PDF.\n\nOverall, Weapon is a minor technical advance for RED. Weapon’s use of the Dragon 6K sensor mean image quality and resolution are identical to that of the Epic Dragon. Still, the truth is, if you are a RED owner, you’ll eventually need to bite the bullet and upgrade your camera, so you can take advantages of newer technology when it becomes available. Fortunately, the camera’s expanded functionality, including features like ProRes codecs and built in LUT support, should offer enough incentive to justify adoption of the new system.",
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"In Ukraine, Cardinal Sandri Says There's Hope For The Future\n\nJuly 13, 2017\nKIEV, Ukraine -- Shortly after Pope Francis donated money to help those suffering from Ukraine's ongoing conflict, Cardinal Leonardo Sandri arrived in the country, saying that while pained, he sees hope for the future.",
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"Cardinal Leonardo Sandri, the Prefect of the Congregation for the Oriental Churches and Grand Chancellor of the Pontifical Oriental Institute.\n\nIn comments to local Catholic media after landing in Ukraine July 11, Cardinal Sandri recalled that when he made his first trip to the country several years ago, it was because “in this land was born and is growing, a great hope, a great vision of the future for this Christian country.”\n\n“Today, unfortunately, I also bring pain for a country that ought to be the vanguard of peace in the life of Europe, but which instead is suffering, in all of it's inhabitants, many deprivations and many victims of this situation,” he said, referring to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine's eastern region.\n\nBecause of this, he said, “I also come with a desire for hope for life and a great future of this beloved country.”\n\nCardinal Sandri, Prefect of the Vatican's Congregation for Oriental Churches, is currently on an official July 11-17 visit to Ukraine to participate in the national Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Zarvanytsia.\n\nHe offered his comments to Zhyve TV, which is the Catholic TV Station of Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, after his arrival.\n\nHis visit falls in the midst of ongoing upheaval in the country, largely the result of political instability and tensions surrounding the Russian invasion of their eastern region in 2014, which prompted a conflict that has endured three years, claimed thousands of lives and displaced millions of others.\n\nConflict erupted in Ukraine in November 2013, when the former government refused to sign the Association Agreement with the European Union, leading to months of violent protests.\n\nTensions deepened in February 2014, when the country’s former president was ousted following the protests, and a new government appointed.\n\nIn March of that year, Ukraine’s eastern peninsula of Crimea was annexed by Russia and pro-Russian separatist rebels have since taken control of eastern portions of Ukraine, around Donetsk and Luhansk.\n\nMore than 10,000 people, including civilians, have died in the fighting between Ukraine's military and pro-Russian separatists.\n\nRoughly two million others have been forced to flee due to violence and a lack of basic humanitarian necessities, and those who remain lack access to food, heating and medical supplies.\n\nLast April Pope Francis announced that he would be taking up a special collection in all European churches in order to provide relief from those who are still suffering.\n\nIn December 2016, the Pope made an initial donation of 6 million euros ($6.8 million) from the funds collected, asking that it be distributed to different charitable projects.\n\nIn his comments to Zhyve TV, Cardinal Sandri said it was “an immense joy” for him to be back in the country after three previous visits, including one with St. John Paul II.\n\n“I come particularly because I was invited to the celebration of the Madonna of Zarvanytsia, so I come to bring to her, the Queen of Ukraine, all the veneration we have for her in the Roman Church, but which we know summarizes the Marian identity of the Ukrainian people,” he said.\n\nThe cardinal also offered to Archbishsop Shevchuk and all bishops and faithful in Ukraine, “the greeting, blessing and closeness of the Pope, Francis.”\n\nAfter his arrival, Sandri traveled to the capital city of Kiev alongside the Vatican's nuncio to Ukraine, Archbishop Claudio Gugerotti, and Sviatoslav Shevchuk, Major Archbishop of the Greek-Catholic Church in Ukraine.\n\nWhile there, he had a moment of silent prayer in front of the Cross of Maidan Square, where he laid flowers in honor of those who lost their lives during the bloody riots of 2014.\n\nFrom there, he visited the Museum of the Holodomor, making a symbolic gesture in memory of the more than 100 victims.\n\nOn Wednesday, July 12, which marks the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul on the Giulian calendar, he will participate in the Pontifical Divine Liturgy at the Cathedral of the Resurrection, offering the homily.\n\nAfter, he is expected to pray at the tomb of Cardinal Lubomyr Husar, Major Archbishop Emeritus of Kiev-Halych and former head of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church, who died May 31.\n\nLater, the cardinal will hold a meeting with seminarians before leaving for the central-eastern city of Kharkiv, where he will visit the local Caritas.\n\nThe next day, July 13, Cardinal Sandri will take part in the Divine Liturgy at the cathedral of the Exharkate of Kharkiv before heading to lunch with priests and various other guests.\n\nHe is then expected to meet with the Bishop of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Metropolitan Nicodemus.\n\nIn the afternoon he will travel roughly 124 miles to Kramatorsk, where on Friday morning he will celebrate Mass and meet with the local bishops and priests of Donesk.\n\nAfter paying a visit to the local Caritas and a community center, Sandri is scheduled to stop in the town of Sloviansk, where 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"位继Located in southwest Washington along the waterfront next to the famed Maine Avenue Fish Market, its first phase will open on Oct 12神器\"An effort to reduce sugary drink intake of teenagers is urgently needed,\" Liang Xiaofeng, deputy director of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said玺玉玺According to the US Department of Agriculture, global production of sugar is up 9 million tons to a record of 180 million metrics tons a year and consumption hovers at the 172 million metric ton level, also a record high level拜仁中文app日本仁即The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that people should drink no more than three cans of soda (about 450 calories) a week, but men drink 175 and women 94 calories a day新天One sign says you're looking at 45,485 pounds of added sugar - the amount that Kind says children in the United States consume every five minutes\n\n皇德和国As early as 2006 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) identified sugar drinks as one of the main culprits in rising obesity rates位继The numbers are spun out by Kind from there: children consume 13神器In the interview, Lee said the Initiative-related cooperation in sectors such as infrastructure investments, trade and tourism can help further \"integrate China into regional and international economic systems while greatly boosting the prosperity and development in other countries\n\n玺玉玺The Belt and Road Initiative, put forward by Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2013, is aimed at building the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road through concerted efforts of all related countries to benefit all participants by promoting unimpeded trade, financial integration, infrastructure inter-connectivity and closer people-to-people exchanges日本仁即The Singaporean leader will pay an official visit to China on Sept 19-21 at the invitation of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang新天\"The Initiative will help foster closer cooperation among China and its neighboring countries as well as its trade partners in Europe, Asia and even Africa,\" he added皇德和国\"We deem the Belt and Road Initiative as positive,\" Lee said Saturday in an interview with Xinhuanet, Xinhua's official website, noting that China's continuous economic growth has made China an increasingly larger and more important part in the international system\n\nSINGAPORE -- Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has said that the Belt and Road Initiative of China is positive to the world since it can help further integrate China into regional and international economic systems while boosting growth in other countries\" In his opinion, the Initiative can help China make more and better contributions to global economic and trade cooperation as well as the international relations\n\nOne option is to hold a snap election on Oct 22, when three by-elections are scheduled, the sources saidTOKYO - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is considering calling a snap election for as early as next month to take advantage of his improved approval ratings and disarray in the main opposition party, government and ruling party sources said on SundayOther possibilities are later in October or after an expected visit by US President Donald Trump in early November\"Until now, it appeared the election would be next autumn, but\n\nAbe's ratings have recovered to 50 percent in some pollswe must always be ready for battle,\" domestic media quoted Komeito party chief Natsuo Yamaguchi as telling reporters on Saturday during a visit to RussiaAbe told executives of his Liberal Democratic Party and its junior coalition partner, the Komeito party, that he might dissolve parliament's lower house for a snap poll after the legislature convenes for an extra session from Sept 28, the sources saidAbe will probably make a decision after returning from a Sept 18-22 trip to the United States, the sources said\n\nTop LDP and Komeito officials will meet on Monday to discuss preparations, they added\"We need to be clear that the latest UN resolution not only sanctions the DPRK's nuclear activities but also calls for the reopening of dialogue and resolving the issue through consultations,\" Cui said",
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"\"Without implementing these, we also will consider it as noncompliance with the resolution,\" Nebenzia said, Reuters reportedChina's envoy to Washington has urged the US to do more to resolve the nuclear crisis on the Korean Peninsula, while stressing that the UN resolution on Pyongyang also calls for dialogue and peace talks\n\nThe ambassador's remarks followed shortly after the DPRK's latest missile launch drew condemnation from the United Nations and refueled fiery rhetoric about a military option from the Trump administration, which also asked China to mount pressure on the DPRK, partly by cutting oil shipments to Pyongyang\"At the UN's headquarters in New York on Friday, Russia's UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia also called on the US and others to implement the \"political and diplomatic solutions\" that are called for in the latest sanctions resolutionCui said the resolution is a shared responsibility for all partiesThe UN Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2375 on Sept 11 in response to the DPRK's sixth nuclear test, conducted on Sept 3\"Everybody else will have to do their share; they cannot leave this issue to China alone,\" Cui said at a reception on Friday night in WashingtonCui: United Nations resolution also calls for dialogue Chinese Ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai\n\n\"Cui, however, bluntly said that China will never recognize the DPRK as a nuclear state and opposes nuclear weapons anywhere on the Korean Peninsula and beyond, including Japan and TaiwanInstead, it should do more to find effective ways to resume dialogue and negotiations, Cui said\n\nHours after the Democratic People's Republic of Korea launched another missile over Japan into the Pacific Ocean on Friday, Chinese Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai said Washington \"should be doing much more than now\", so that there's real, effective international cooperation on the Korean Peninsula issueWhen asked about the oil cuts, Ambassador Cui told reporters, \"We are fully prepared to implement all the Security Council resolutions－no more, no less\n\nChina responded by saying that it has done its best, and the initiators of a problem should resolve it, said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying\"The resolution should be implemented comprehensively\n\nHowever, the crisis on the Korean Peninsula has spilled over and endangered regional security and stability, as well as relations between other countriesRussian Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia also warned that there is no alternative to a peaceful solutionTrump tweeted earlier this month that the United States is considering \"stopping all trade with any country doing business with North Korea\"Threats, tests, launches, mutual threats should be stopped\n\nSince then, Pyongyang has conducted its most powerful nuclear test, threatened to fire missiles into the waters around the US pacific island territory of Guam and launched two missiles over JapanTekeda Alemu, Ethiopian ambassador to the United Nations and the president of UN Security Council for the month of September, addresses a press encounter after UN Security Council closed-door consultations at the UN headquarters in New York, on Sept 15, 2017\n\nIn a press statement released on Friday after closed-door consultations, the 15 members of the council condemned \"the highly provocative launch of a ballistic missile\" by the Democratic People's Republic of KoreaThe DPRK fired a missile over Japan's northern island Hokkaido and into the Pacific Ocean on Friday, which came only days after the Security Council voted in favor of a resolution toughening sanctions on the DPRK over its nuclear test early this month\n\n\"The Security Council also emphasized the vital importance of the DPRK immediately showing a sincere commitment to denuclearization through concrete action, and stressed the importance of working to reduce tension on the Korean Peninsula,\" said Tekeda Alemu, president of the Security Council, in a readout of the press statementThe council members stressed the importance of maintaining peace on the Korean Peninsula and in Northeast Asia at large, and welcomed international efforts to facilitate a peaceful and comprehensive settlement of the crisis through dialogue, said Alemu, the Ethiopian ambassador to the United Nations\n\nTensions on the Korean Peninsula escalated recently after US President Donald Trump threatened to deal with the DPRK with \"fire and fury\" last month[Photo/Xinhua]UNITED NATIONS - The United Nations Security Council has condemned the latest missile launch by Pyongyang and urged a peaceful solution to the crisis on the Korean PeninsulaWe should engage in meaningful negotiations,\" he told reporters after the consultations\"Chinese ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai said Friday \"both China and the United States benefit from bilateral trade, so efforts to undermine Sino-US trade, or even slapping sanctions on China, I think would be off-target\n\nTo ease tensions, China has been committed to a peaceful solution by supporting Security Council sanctions on one hand, and on the other proposing initiatives which aim to suspend hostilities by both Pyongyang and WashingtonThe ambassador said the US should refrain from issuing more threats\n\nInstead, Washington should do more to find effective ways to resume dialogue and negotiationscn]The United States should do more to resolve the nuclear crisis on the Korean Peninsula than it has, Chinese Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai said on Friday\n\nCui made the remarks on the sidelines of a reception at the embassy in Washington to mark the 68th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of ChinaThe UN Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2375 on Monday to respond to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's sixth nuclear test, conducted on Sept 3"
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"Taste of the Philippines: The Banana Ketchup Story\n\nKetchup, made from tomatoes, is a very popular condiment. Did you know that there’s banana ketchup? It’s made from mashed banana, vinegar, sugar, and spices. Because its natural yellow-brown color isn’t very pretty, it’s often colored red to more closely resemble regular ketchup. While this may sound like an odd flavor sensation, it works surprisingly well with a wide variety of dishes, including fish and chicken. It’s much-loved in the Philippines. What is the banana ketchup story?\n\nThe banana ketchup story begins with one woman: Maria Orosa. Born in Bantangas in 1893, she got her bachelor’s and master’s degree in the United States. She studied pharmaceutical chemistry and food chemistry. Instead of taking a job in Washington state after completing her studies, Orosa went back home to the Philippines. Her dream was for the nation to become more self-sufficient. At the time, the Philippines depended on imports, but Orosa wanted people to learn how to use products already available. She studied native foods and experimented with all kinds of fermentation and preserving methods. With fruit like santol and tamarind, she created jams, jellies, and wine. Orosa was the first person to figure out how to freeze mangoes and she also created banana ketchup.",
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"Tamarind, one of the foods Maria Orosa worked with\n\nOrosa eventually became the head of the Home Economics Division and Division of Food Preservation. She traveled the world for her job. In World War II, her contributions to food science became invaluable. She created two products specifically to help with malnutrition: Soyalac and Darak. Soyalac was a soybean product high in protein and nutrients. Some don’t like soybean for them there are soy-free products to try as well. If you want to try some, this article on the best soy-free replacement shakes reveals some of them. While Darak, a rice byproduct, contained lots of thiamine, B vitamins, and Vitamins A, D, and E. Legend has it that while serving as a captain in Marking’s Guerrillas, a group that fought with the US against Japan, Orosa smuggled Soyalac and Darak into Japanese-operated concentration camps.\n\nIn 1945, Orosa was killed by shrapnel. The American Red Cross honored her with a humanitarian award, while the Batangas province has a historical marker and bust. In 1970, her niece published a book entitled Marisa Orosa: Her Life and Work, which included 700 of her aunt’s recipes.\n\nMaria Orosa’s most enduring food product is probably banana ketchup. In 1942, Magdola V. Francisco, Sr. commercially produced it. Today, banana ketchup is used on a wide variety of dishes such as fish, chicken, and – like tomato ketchup – French fries, hamburgers, and hot dogs. You can find banana ketchup wherever there is a significant Filipino population, such as in the United States, Hong Kong, France, and Australia.\n\nIf you can’t find banana ketchup in your area, it’s pretty easy to make. In the Spruce Eats recipe, Peggy Trowbridge Filippone uses ingredients such as bananas (naturally), sweet onions, garlic, dark brown sugar, light corn syrup, dark rum, and a bunch of spices like chipotle chili pepper and salt. First, pulse some of the ingredients (like banana) until smooth, then season and bring to a boil on the stove. Once boiling, reduce the heat and simmer for an hour and 15 minutes. This thickens the mixture. The remaining ingredients are added, and the ketchup is cooled and then poured through a strainer. Keep refrigerated and use within one month.\n\nA lot of people think about bananas as a tasty snack, but in Uganda, bananas are extremely important. Could a banana created with biotechnology help with nutritional issues in the country?"
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"A Blaine-area Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer says the recent “extreme vetting” of travelers with Iranian backgrounds occurred under the direction of Blaine port managers. The allegation was revealed by local immigration attorney Len Saunders, a frequent commentator on border issues.\n\nAs earlier reported by The Northern Light, more than 60 U.S. citizens and permanent residents of Iranian heritage were subjected to enhanced screenings on January 4 and 5 as they entered the U.S. at the Peace Arch border crossing. Many were returning home from an Iranian pop concert that had taken place in Vancouver.\n\nFollowing a U.S. airstrike on an Iranian military commander in Iraq, some of the travelers reported being detained for up to 12 hours, while others said they were turned away and refused entry due to CBP’s lack of capacity to handle them. Border security was enhanced nationwide during the period of escalating military tensions with Iran.\n\nAt the time, it was thought that the detentions were limited to the Peace Arch crossing, but the CBP whistleblower said Iranian-born travelers were detained at other border crossings in the Blaine sector as well. Saunders told The Northern Light that the CBP officer asked not to be identified due to concerns about retribution, with the officer citing the existence of a “blacklist” of officers blocked from career advancement.\n\nTravelers were selected for counterterrorism inspections based solely upon their national origin, the officer said, adding that there were no immigration or customs reasons to detain them. Once the detentions became national news, Blaine port director Kenneth Williams put out a directive on January 5 at 1 p.m. saying the operation was suspended, the CBP officer said. According to the source, officers have been told not to talk to the press about the matter.\n\nThe CBP officer also addressed the issue of expedited removals (ERs), saying assistant port director John Dahm was behind the recent increase in the number of ERs being imposed on Canadians crossing the border. ERs typically mean that individuals are banned from entering the U.S. for a period of time, usually five years. In December, the CBC reported that ERs on the northern border had jumped 97 percent to 616 from October 2018 to September 2019, compared to 312 in the previous 12-month period. According to Saunders, CBP’s Seattle Field Office accounted for 309 and 91, respectively, of those numbers, about 50 percent of the total in 2019 versus 29 percent in 2018. There are four field offices on the northern border.\n\nThe CBP officer said there was very little support from line officers for the ERs that the Blaine area has been imposing on Canadians since last year, describing the ERs as outrageous and contrary to the Immigration and Nationality Act and past government practice.\n\nWhile in San Diego, Fasano was named in a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security brought by former CBP officer Julia Davis, who claimed that Fasano had engaged in retribution after Davis had made a whistleblowing disclosure to the FBI. While in New Jersey, her office was the subject of complaints by documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras for being repeatedly harassed when returning from overseas. Poitras won the 2015 Academy Award for best documentary feature for Citizenfour about Edward Snowden.\n\nIn 2018, Fasano was reported to receive a base salary of $187,000 which puts her in the top 10 percent of the highest paid CBP officials.\n\nThere has been significant backlash to the reports that people of Iranian heritage were subjected to harsh vetting. National and international media have picked up the story, while The Seattle Times published an editorial on January 17 calling for answers from CBP. Governor Jay Inslee and other politicians have criticized CBP on the matter, while the Department of Homeland Security’s Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties (CRCL) disclosed that it was opening an investigation into the incidents. A request for comment made to CRCL was unanswered at press time. Saunders said he had yet to be contacted by the office, nearly two weeks after he reported being an eyewitness to the detentions."
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"Daniel Mandroiu of Ireland during the Under21 Championship qualifying round, group 1 between Luxembourg and Ireland played at Henri Dunant Stadium on November 18, 2020 in Beggen, Luxembourg. (Photo by Vincent Lescaut/PRESSINPHOTO)\n\nWhile Ogbene and Omabamidele are interesting inclusions, McDonnell believes that McGrath and Mandroiu will prove to be the most influential in the upcoming friendlies.\n\n“The other two, for me, are probably the most significant calls in a way,” McDonnell said.\n\n“They have been available to him throughout, particularly McGrath. But clearly Mandroiu has improved a lot since joining Shamrock Rovers from Bohemians. He would have been with the U21s with Kenny.\n\n“McGrath is a player that Kenny brought to Dundalk four years ago, but what is striking is the acknowledgement that he has gone to bring in what he feels are two natural number 10s into his team.\n\n“They are playing at sort of lower levels, certainly in the case of Mandroiu. McGrath at St Mirren, although 17 goals is incredible, they did finish in the bottom half of the Scottish table.\n\n“But it is their individual attributes that have brought them into the squad, and Kenny clearly, after 11 games, has probably been in situations in games where they have lacked that real natural number 10 who is at home playing off a striker.\n\n“You could make the point that Jack Byrne has been around and is probably the closest thing to a number 10, but he did talk about how his style is to drop back into midfield a bit more and pick passes.\n\n“McGrath is very attacking, and Mandroiu seems to be happiest in that area, and [Kenny] has gone for players whose style and attributes as opposed to where they play have got them into this group.”",
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So having it being all rainbows and sunshine all the time between sibling characters is…really not realistic between siblings.\n\nOn the flip-side, only siblings can fight with siblings. If some random person comes over and tries to do something to our sibling, we’re going to marching right up and protecting or defending them, whatever the case may be.\n\nHere’s the big difference in accuracy between writers who have no siblings vs. writers who do:\n\nThe difference between these two? The association they have with each other. In the first one, a very common non-sibling writer’s mistake is present: The terms ‘bro’ and ‘sis’. Let me make one thing clear for when you’re writing: No normal sibling characters will ever say those words in an every-day conversation together.\n\n**EDIT**: Hey guys, I’ve been getting some comments out of the blog and on the blog about this part. Just wanted to mention: It’s very real that people in life do call their own siblings ‘sis’ and ‘bro’. When used in writing, though, it can seem kind of odd. Usually because it’s used at the weirdest moments. If you’d like to still write sibling characters who say ‘bro’ or ‘sis’ simply just put it in a scene where, for example, they’re calling for each other, which is much preferable for readers to read over, say, an action packed fight scene that’s going on.\n\nMost of the time, we just say ‘Yo,’ or ‘Hey’. Occasionally we’ll use our sibling’s name but not too much.\n\nTo go along with this section, I just want to mention physical touch.\n\nI just finished reading a book where there’s an adorable relationship between the older brother and younger sister. They’re really great kids, and the two of them hug multiple times. In that book, in the situations the two siblings are – it works.\n\nBut normal siblings? Rarely hug. Like, at all. (Unless they’ve just been raised to hug their siblings specifically, but I don’t think that happens often.) There will be some rare cases where you hold their hands or something, but not much of that happens.\n\nSharing. Now that is a hard problem. From sharing clothes to stepping into each other’s rooms, siblings have a hard time sharing with other siblings.\n\nAlso: strings attached. Mostly in my house, for my siblings they’re always like: You can borrow my LEGO’S if you clean them all up once you’re done. And don’t loose a single piece or I will find you-\n\nThis just sort of…happens. Let’s say there are four siblings, total. Two of them are going to be considered the oldest, and two the youngest. Or, maybe they’re all mature and can be all in one awesome group together. Or, depending on the age gap and personality difference from the two last ones, it could be that the three oldest are a group and the youngest is just considered the ‘younger’ sibling.\n\nGroups aren’t necessary, as I’ve witnessed lots of families who are totally ‘equal’ if you will, from the oldest to the youngest, but adding groups can create some awesome conflict or even create a whole character arc!\n\nTypes. Usually, there’s going to be: the leader (usually the oldest, but sometimes the oldest can turn out to be not mature, so you can also result to the second-oldest). Quirky kid: There’s almost always just that one kid who’s real funny in the family (*winks obviously at you ’cause I am totally not that person*) And lots of other almost stock types.\n\nConsider labelling your sibling characters with a ‘type’. Doing this will actually help you keep all the sibling’s personalities on track.\n\nSomething cool about to add to this is that, no matter what the type, once you live long enough with these same people you just kind of start finishing each other’s-\n\nBut also sentences! We’ll either:\n\nThis can make for some awesome dialogue parts to show relationships between the sibling characters in your writing. It can create tension (the two twins are withholding important information from the protagonist and keep going like: “Shouldn’t we-” “No.” “Okay, but, what if we-” “No, it’s not possible.” etc.) and/or also cause humor (Example: “Oh hey, you remember that one time when you-” “Yup.” “So are you gunna blow up the-” “No.” Protagonist: “Wait-did you just say ‘blow. up.‘?”)\n\n6. Both Sides of the Spectrum\n\nSiblings can be either perfectly amazing and helpful and super awesome or just…really annoying. And so you’ve gotta show both those sides in your writing!\n\nYou can show the pro’s of siblings by:\n\nAnd now, ’cause we’re all human, I’m going to show the con’s.\n\nYou can show the con’s of siblings by:\n\nSo, yup, that sums up siblings! Gotta love them.\n\nSibling writers! How’d I do? Any of these ideas you can relate to?\n\nI hope you enjoyed this post! If you have any questions or thoughts, leave a comment down below.",
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This identity, in turn, slowly forms the model of faciality as we understand it – as a territory, a battleground, a system, a machine.\n\nFaceOrFactory is established as a long-lasting artistic research in the field of genetics, law, visual art and philosophy. It is organized in the form of a corporative and artistic system with specific rules, rethorics and visual language. Each year, a new chapter of the creative process explores different theoretical aspects of faciality and models of decentralized subjectivity and is slowly building the whole of autonomous ecosystem FaceOrFactory. These chapters of the project are usually presented in the form of exhibitions, texts and workshops, but are open in terms of exploring different forms, places and ways of establishing their dispersed platform.\n\nWhat Is A Face?\n\nA face is a surface, stretching over the human body, yet it is decisively seperated from it. It forms a specific topology with its own rules, imagery, language and politics - its own system. The face functions as a constant plurality, always shifting and changing its mask, based on its location and surroundings.\n\nIf internet, digital networks and technology imposed on our society an emancipatory possibility of accessible and dispersed distribution of knowledge, communication and socialization, they also tightened the prevalent structures of surveillance, social order and normativity. The positive ability of constant transformation can also be read as a forced adaptation to different economic, political, juridicial and aesthetical bodies of power. The human face is thus a central point between all the different registers of contemporary life - the digital biometric archives, its history of racism and antisemitism, political surveillance and the categorization of criminal identities; the economic space of trading sensitive information and genetic material; cosmetics, plastic surgery and the constantly developing technology of transforming your facial sculpture; AI, robotics and machine learning which are using the human imagery for developing its technocratic surplus.\n\nWe are used of criticising anthropocentrism and ideological models of western society through organizing encounters with the non-human Other. It is time to form an ecounter with the non-human, residing in the human itself; the Otherness, a blind spot, living and breathing in the center of human life. A face.\n\nusually a state archive, containing biological data such as fingerprints, facial photographs, pupil scans, etc., of each citizen. Numerous security breaches pertaining to these archives and sales of biological data on the black market have been reported. An archive is both a place for saving and categorizing crucial data in a particular order as well as an active mechanism for economic investment and exercising political control.\n\nunmanned aerial vehicle, usually used in military operations and missile attacks. The same principle is used in the skincare industry with cosmetic drones which enable a targeted delivery system of the product’s active ingredients (peptides, vitamins, etc.) into a specific receptor cell of the user’s skin. A face is thus a territory for beautifying products and cosmetics, intertwined with military rhetoric and protocol.\n\nthe mechanism of human facial expression\n\nDuchenne believed that the human face was a kind of map, the features of which could be codified into universal taxonomies of mental states; he was convinced that the expressions of the human face were a gateway to the soul of man. Unlike Lavater and other physiognomists of the era, Duchenne was skeptical of the face's ability to express moral character; rather he was convinced that it was through a reading of the expressions alone (known as pathognomy) which could reveal an \"accurate rendering of the soul's emotions\". He believed that he could observe and capture an \"idealized naturalism\" in a similar (and even improved) way to that observed in Greek art.\n\na literary concept that refers to one or more imaginary character(s) created by a writer to write in different styles. Heteronyms differ from pen names (or pseudonyms, from the Greek words for \"false\" and \"name\") in that the latter are merely false names, while the former are characters that have their own supposed physiques, biographies, and writing styles. Heteronyms were named and developed by the Portuguese writer and poet Fernando Pessoa in the early 20th century, but were explored in greater detail by the Danish philosopher Kierkegaard. FaceOrFactory explores the boundaries and possibilities of heteronyms in the age of information and digital identities.\n\nspecific anthropological technique practiced by Alphonse Bertillon (1853-1914). This system consisted of five initial measurements — head length, head breadth, length of middle finger, length of the left foot, and length of the cubit. Along with these measurements, Bertillon used photography, now known as a mugshot, to complete this system of record. These methods of identification were combined into a system for law enforcement officials to access information and images quickly.\n\nAlthough the system was based in scientific measures, it was known to have its flaws. For example, it may not have been able to accurately apply to children or women, as it was mostly designed for men who had reached full physical maturity and had short hair.\n\na rhetorical device in which a speaker or writer communicates to the audience by speaking as another person or object. The term literally derives from the Greek roots prósopon \"face, person\", and poiéin \"to make, to do\". To lend a voice therefore also means to lend a face, a mask.",
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"Falling asleep on a complete stranger has topped a new poll exposing the 10 most common embarrassing experiences for people while flying.\n\nThe research conducted by UK flight comparison website Jetcost found 65 per cent of respondents have seen or been involved in people falling asleep on a stranger’s shoulder.\n\nA staggering 49 per cent encountered passengers breaking wind. 48 per cent have seen people dribbling whilst asleep (though it’s unclear how many of these incidents coincided with people being asleep on a stranger’s shoulder).\n\nThe study revealed that walking in on someone using the toilet actually figures quite low on the list, while experiencing other passengers arguing was more common.\n\nThe survey asked people who had all travelled at least once in the last two years and surprisingly, noisy children were not high on the list of people’s pet peeves. It came in at number nine, only just beating travel sickness.\n\nWhen all this is going on, nearly two thirds admitted that they couldn’t help but ‘watch as the incident unfolded’, while just over a fifth of people have confessed to sharing awkward glances with fellow passengers, and 18 per cent ‘awkwardly look away, pretending not to notice’.\n\nCo-founder of Jetcost, Antoine Michelat said, “No matter how embarrassing, sometimes we just can’t help but watch as others are put into awkward situations, just to see how it plays out – there’s no better place to do this than on a flight. However, it is undoubtedly a completely different story when you find yourself stuck in one of these situations and you have tonnes of eyes peering out at you.”"
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But Weber’s main power-base is his native Lower Bavaria, the state’s second-most important region, where he serves as chairman of the regional section of the CSU and as a councillor in a local assembly.\n\nHis CSU leadership council role puts him in the immediate entourage of Horst Seehofer, the CSU leader and prime minister of Bavaria since 2008. Weber is one of a small group of approximate contemporaries who are seen as possible successors to the increasingly erratic Seehofer, alongside Markus Söder, Bavaria’s finance minister, Ilse Aigner, economy minister, and Alexander Dobrindt, the federal transport minister.\n\nOf the group, Weber has by far the lowest profile. Not for him the talk-shows that are instrumental in shaping public opinion in Germany. (By contrast, Martin Schulz, the president of the European Parliament, has become ubiquitous on German talk-shows since the election campaign for the Parliament earlier this year.) Not for him the launches of trial balloons and policy U-turns that unsettle civil servants and provoke rows inside the CSU. Not for him the back-stabbing that is typical of a party that is fully focused on its charismatic leader – Seehofer – and on his widely expected departure in 2018.\n\nWeber, an engineer by training, operates behind the scenes, and it is this quality of seeking to strike deals before going public that gained him the leadership of the EPP group. A source in the EPP said that Weber was a unifying candidate for the leadership because he was not closely associated with divisive policies such as austerity in the eurozone, and was a less outspoken federalist than the incumbent, Joseph Daul.\n\nYet in the context of the CSU, Weber is distinctive. Partly, this is a matter of temperament and personality. A Parliament source described Weber as the exact opposite of his closest rival among CSU MEPs, Markus Ferber. Where Ferber is “abrasive and confrontational”, Weber is collegiate. “He tries to engage people and he listens to them. There is a bedrock of very conservative beliefs, but his style is very pleasant,” the source said. Ferber was replaced as leader of the CSU MEPs by Angelika Niebler following the party’s poor showing in the elections to the European Parliament. The party lost three of its eight MEPs after Seehofer campaigned on a platform verging on the Eurosceptic.\n\nBut Weber is also distinct on policy. He is firmly in the CSU mainstream when it comes to value issues; there is no doubting his social conservatism and his deeply-ingrained Catholicism. He is a member of the state committee of Catholics in Bavaria, the main lay body steering the church’s activities in the state. But where some of Weber’s fundamental beliefs really come to the surface is in the debate about Europe.\n\nIn 2011, Weber said of the eurozone crisis: “We in the CSU must finally stop always blaming Brussels. The current crisis has primarily been caused by a few national governments, not by Brussels.”\n\nIn a party that includes some of Germany’s most outspoken Eurosceptics and is now under attack from the even more outspoken Alternative für Deutschland, such comments require courage.\n\nWeber has also pushed back hard against UK demands for a re-negotiation of its relationship with Europe. “The EU is based on an ever-closer union of European peoples. That is set out in the treaties. It is not negotiable for us,” Weber told a German newspaper.\n\nBut internal CSU politics or the tensions in the EU caused by Britain’s estrangement from the Union may not be the greatest, or most immediate, challenge Weber faces. That could well turn out to be the configuration of his own group, and the question of how much internal diversity it can sustain. The EPP has in many ways been the natural leader of the Union’s federalist camp, but this leadership role is no longer undisputed internally – as the CSU itself demonstrates.\n“If you want to know his biggest challenge,” says a fellow MEP, “you just have to look at his neighbour on the front bench”. The reference is to József Szájer, a leading member of Hungary’s ruling party, Fidesz, and a close aide to prime minister Viktor Orbán. Under Orbán’s leadership, Fidesz has embarked on a wholesale reform of Hungary’s politics, economy and society that many observers view as a rolling back of democratic reforms. 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Manjiri replies that it’s good that one sister handles home and the other sister works outside. Mahima agrees to Manjiri saying that home is her (Manjiri) world and world is her (Mahima) home. She thinks Akshara is almost like Manjiri and can handle home. Harshvardhan on the other hand thinks he needs to see that Aarohi is not like Manjiri as he doesn’t want a wife like Manjiri for Abhimanyu.\n\nAarohi and Akshara reach their venue for their respective interviews. Mahima’s staff tells Akshara that Mahima has only 10 minutes to talk to her. Akshara stops and sees a child fallen from a bicycle. On the other side, Aarohi hears a Birla hospital staff member asking the receptionist that two doctors are needed. One doctor is needed to check MLA’s BP and another to give glucose to a rickshaw driver. Receptionist informs the staff that Aarohi came for an intern’s interview. Akshara runs towards the child, Mahima’s staff asks her to leave the child and go for her interview. Akshara replies that the child is more important for her than the interview.\n\nMahima’s staff asks Akshara to think about her career first. Akshara says that she first needs to become a good person. She helps the child and Mahima watches her from far away. On the other hand, Aarohi chooses to check MLA’s bp over giving glucose to a rickshaw driver. Harshvardhan sees Aarohi from far away. Mahima passes Akshara seeing her leaving her interview for a wounded child. Harshvardhan passes Aarohi for choosing rich over poor. Mahima thinks Akshara is the girl she wanted for Abhimanyu, who is just like Manjiri, who thinks about others before herself. Harshvardhan thinks Aarohi can be a perfect wife for Abhimanyu who is opposite to Manjiri and wants to grow herself professionally.\n\nAbhimanyu thinks to call Akshara. At the same time Akshara collides with Abhimanyu and falls in his arms. They get lost in each other. Akshara tells Abhimanyu that the child got wounded. Abhimanyu picks the child and takes him for first aid. Harshvardhan tells Aarohi that she got selected to intern at Birla hospital. He tells her that she has all the qualities to become a doctor at Birla hospital. Harshvardhan praises Aarohi and asks her to work hard. He also tells Aarohi to remember that a good hospital can’t be built with just good doctors. Aarohi completes Harshvardhan’s sentence and says that a hospital is built with good doctors as well as money and rich clients.\n\nOn the other hand, Harshvardhan welcomes Aarohi to the Birla family. Aarohi smiles and shakes hands with Harshvardhan. She tells Harshvardhan that she always aimed to be no. 1 in her life for which she can do anything. Aarohi promises Harshvardhan that she will work hard to maintain his hospital’s top rank. Harshvardhan tells Aarohi that he likes her thinking and attitude. He puts Aarohi in Abhimanyu’s team. Harshvardhan asks Aarohi to wait for her documentation to get completed. Aarohi gets angry seeing Akshara and Abhimanyu in the same cabin. Akshara gets surprised seeing Aarohi and tells her that she missed her interview in bringing the wounded child to the hospital.\n\nAbhimanyu asks Akshara that she left her interview to help a child in need. Akshara replies yes and says that maybe that job was not for her which is why god didn’t let her reach for the interview. She asks Aarohi how her interview went. Before Aarohi can reply, Abhimanyu says she must have got selected as he knows Aarohi from some time. He also says that he has known the selection people since his childhood. Aarohi tells Akshara she really got selected. Akshara hugs Aarohi and jumps with joy. She says the whole family will be happy and Suhasni will make her eat Halwa. Abhimanyu asks Akshara will she make Aarohi eat halwa or methi dana.\n\nAbhimanyu says he will visit soon and leaves. On the other side, Kairav gets upset with Goenka elders for arranging Akshara’s alliance without asking her. They get into a war of words over it. Aarohi and Akshara reach home and ask them what happened? Swarna tells Akshara that a good marriage alliance came for her. Manish says to Akshara that alliance only came but they will take her consent before proceeding. Kairav again starts arguing with Manish. Akshara requests them to stop fighting. Aarohi feels jealous seeing elders giving attention to Akshara. Akshara reveals that Aarohi got selected in Birla hospital. Everyone gets happy and praises Aarohi. Swarana and Suhasni discuss that Akshara will become Birla’s daughter in law and Aarohi will work in Birla hospital.\n\nAt Birla house, Manjiri finds Parth and Shefali fighting with each other. She stops them from fighting. Shefali asks Manjiri to explain to Parth that she has a lot of work being a journalist. Parth says that because of her work their relationship is getting ruined. Shefali taunts Parth saying he doesn’t understand the importance of work as he never went to hospital to work. She taunts Parth that he can’t understand her dreams. Manjiri asks Mahima to explain something to Parth and Shefali. She further says that she understood that marriages between people working at an equal level face less difficulty. Mahima gets shocked and confused to know that Manjiri wants a doctor wife for Abhimanyu who is equal to him. Before Mahima could ask something else from Manjiri, the latter gets busy.\n\nGoenkas and Birlas perform Dhanteras puja in their respective homes. Abhimanyu wishes luck to Shefali for her sting operation. Mahima allows Shefali to go for her work saying work comes before everything. Abhimanyu distributes shagun in house staff. Before Harshvardhan could tell his choice of girl for Abhimanyu’s marriage, the latter says he already chose a girl for himself. He says he will first talk to that girl and know her consent. He asks everyone to wait for his reply as he wants to make decisions of his life on his own.\n\nIn the next episode, Akshara and Aarohi will get ready in beautiful lehengas. Aarohi will forward her hand towards Abhimanyu to let him make her wear the engagement ring. Abhimanyu will reveal that he loves Akshara not Aarohi. This will shock Goenkas as well as Birlas.\n\nReviewed Rating for Yeh Rishta Upcoming Engagement twist 10th November 2021 Written Update: 3/5 This rating is solely based on the opinion of the writer. You may post your own take on the show in the comment section below."
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"▶️ Play the Te Deum at beginner level with orchestra\n\nPlayed for the first time in 1699, Charpentier's Te Deum has always been a symbol of joy. It has been played during celebrations or victories since the Middle Ages and remains one of the most famous classical works.\n\nThe work is even more well known for its prelude, the first eight bars of which are used as the introduction to the Eurovision Song Contest.\n\nThis piece will reinforce varying notions of rhythm and works on managing slurred notes.\n\nExplore the Tomplay sheet music of the Te Deum arranged for beginner level for the flute with an orchestral accompaniment synchronised with the sheet music.",
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"▶️ Play the Lacrimosa from Mozart's Requiem at beginner level with orchestra\n\nThe famous Requiem was Mozart's last work, composed in 1791. Unfortunately, he didn't have time to finish his masterpiece and died during its writing. The manuscript written in the composer's own hand finishes at the eighth bar of the famous Lacrimosa.\n\nHis Requiem has become legendary owing to its history and above all through the sober, solemn and transcendent beauty of the work.\n\nThis piece will introduce you to a 12/8 beat with a beautiful, slow melody and sensitive harmonies specific to Mozart!\n\nExplore the Tomplay sheet music of the Lacrimosa from Mozart's Requiem arranged at beginner level for the flute with an orchestral accompaniment synchronised with the sheet music.",
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"If we know the composer Albinoni at all, it is thanks to his famous Adagio. In reality, however, it would appear that it was composed by Remo Giazotto! As the majority of Albinoni's work had been destroyed, Giazotto composed this Adagio from a fragment of a lost sonata.\n\nWritten in triple time, this piece offers two possible registers with the same melody: medium or low. It's up to you!\n\nExplore the Tomplay sheet music of Albinoni's Adagio arranged at very easy level for the flute with an orchestral accompaniment synchronised with the sheet music.",
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"This famous Ave Maria by Gounod is among many prayers to the Virgin Mary known in the world. It originates from a piano improvisation on the first Prelude from the Well-Tempered Clavier by Bach. The first version of the work was called Meditation, then took the name Ave Maria when it was adapted for the voice in 1859.\n\nHere, you have a simplified version of this well-known aria, which requires anticipation and a good use of rests. These long phrases with held notes also train you to feel the pulsing beat of the rhythm inside you.\n\nExplore the Tomplay sheet music of Ave Maria by Gounod arranged at very easy level for the flute with a professional piano accompaniment recorded by us.",
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"\"The Skye Boat Song\" is a Scottish folk song from the 19th century. The title refers to the flight of Bonnie Prince Charlie on board a small boat following the defeat of his Jacobite uprising in 1746.\n\nIt has become even more popular having been chosen as the theme song for the famous television series Outlander.\n\nThis piece offers the opportunity to consolidate the rhythm of the dotted quarter notes and eighth notes with a beautiful Scottish melody.\n\nExplore the Tomplay sheet music of \"The Skye Boat Song\" arranged at very easy level for the flute with a professional piano accompaniment recorded by us.",
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"An unmissable composer from the baroque period, Handel composed a multitude of operas, including Serse, created in 1738. In the famous aria \"Ombra mai fu\", the main character Serse, originally performed by a castrato performer, sings of his love to a tree.\n\nThis piece brings together all the important elements: breathing technique, rhythms and slurred notes, all in a slow, gentle tempo.\n\nExplore the Tomplay sheet music of \"Ombra Mai Fu\" from Handel's Serse arranged at very easy level for the flute with an orchestral accompaniment synchronised with the sheet music.",
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"▶️ Play the Habanera at very easy level with orchestra\n\nTo finish this article, let's talk about the opera Carmen by Bizet, probably the composer's most well-known opera.\n\nWritten in 1845, it includes many very well-known arias, including the Habanera. This is the only theme directly lifted from the Spanish repertoire.\n\nIndeed, the singer for whom the role of Carmen was written asked him to re-write her grand entry aria many times. Having run out of inspiration after the thirteenth re-writing, Bizet used El Arriglito, a theme from a collection of Spanish songs from 1864.\n\nThis piece offers a little challenge with its altered notes (sharp, flat and natural). You can do it!\n\nExplore the Tomplay sheet music of the Habanera from Carmen by Bizet arranged at very easy level for the flute with an orchestral accompaniment synchronised with the sheet music.",
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I see the data and numbers as something I can play with, but I don’t care if it makes sense or if people can learn something from it – just instead of having a random starting point, I use a data set to make a visual.\n\nI also like to make the visual relate to the topic of the data set, but that’s bonus points if I can make that happen!\n\nDo you find there are similarities or differences between your data visualization practice and your art?\n\nThere are definitely similarities. With data visualization, it’s important to teach the viewers about the data and convince them of a point, but I always try to grab their attention first. I spent a great deal of time making each visualization unique and captivating. I also do that a lot with my art so that when people first see it, they’re intrigued and want to see more.\n\nFor differences, with data visualization I’m much more constrained because the most important part is making the data insightful – people still have to understand it. 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I wanted to grow myself from digital into the physical world, so I got a pen plotter, started researching laser cutting courses, and then came across Fab Academy.\n\nSo I decided instead of always wanting to be productive or needing to earn money, I would make a big decision and take a six-month sabbatical, not earn anything, and just be fine with that.\n\nIt was an outlet of ways I could be creative in ways that I have never been or not for a long time. It was great to learn how to make designs on a computer but to then make them with actual machines like laser cutters, 3D printers, and CNC machines, making my own electronics and combining them.\n\nI’m not sure how it’s changed my art yet. I hope at some point I’ll be able to turn an idea I have for art into an installation, and I would have some sense of how to approach that.\n\nCan you walk us through a few of your data art pieces?\n\nI had a client-based data art project with Sony Music Entertainment. 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And while the trend was similar nationally, fourth graders eligible for school lunch across the country scored 229 compared to 253 for those who were not eligible for the program. In both cases, Alabama trailed the nation — with Alabama’s eligible and non-eligible fourth graders scoring lower than their counterparts nationally.\n\nThe National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), the organization behind the NAEP, noted in a press release that reading is a nationwide problem in some respects. Declines can be seen in the reading scores of high school seniors as well as fourth and eighth graders. The assessment itself did not report 2019 reading score results broken out by jurisdiction.\n\n“The decline in twelfth-grade reading scores resembles the declines in fourth- and eighth-graders’ reading scores, where we saw the largest declines among the lowest-performing students,” Peggy G. Carr, the associate commissioner of assessment at NCES, said in the press release. “There is an urgent need for research into this phenomenon, which we have now observed in multiple reading assessments, in the NAEP U.S. history assessment, in the NAEP geography assessment, and in some of our international assessments. This pattern of decline concentrated among lower-performing students — across grades and across subjects — is a troubling indication that too many students are falling behind.”\n\nAlthough NCES registered less alarm over math scores, its assessment showed racial and ethnic disparities — progress for some groups, and a lack of progress for others.\n\n“There were no statistically significant changes from 2015 in the average mathematics score of any racial/ethnic group,” the NCES reported. “Compared to 2005, the first assessment year, scores increased for White, Hispanic, and Asian/Pacific Islander students, as well as for students of two or more races. 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In the first nine months of 2020, despite economic downturn and the decline of traditional media outlets, INN has accepted 60 new members, a 25% increase over last year.\n\nINN joins the News Revenue Hub and The Miami Foundation in helping to make this annual giving campaign possible. NewsMatch 2020 is currently supported by Democracy Fund, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Facebook Journalism Project, the Bernard and Anne Spitzer Charitable Trust, the Inasmuch Foundation, the Independence Public Media Foundation, the Jonathan Logan Family Foundation, the Present Progressive Fund at Schwab Charitable, the S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation, the William & Flora Hewlett Foundation and the Wyncote Foundation. Additional contributions for the matching fund will be accepted through December.\n\nThe NewsMatch 2019 campaign turned an initial pool of $3.37 million into a $43.5 million payout to news nonprofits across the country, according to INN. 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"An evaluation of the clinical yield of inpatient long-term video-EEG (vEEG) in a new epilepsy monitoring unit (EMU) was undertaken, with findings compared to the centre’s prior method of bedside vEEG recording in a standard neurology ward, as reported in 2004. A retrospective analysis of neurophysiology reports for all adults who underwent elective vEEG monitoring in the EMU at Cork University Hospital between January 2015 and July 2016 was conducted. Of 115 vEEG studies in the EMU, 100 (87.0%) were deemed diagnostically conclusive, 14 (12.2%) failed to catch any clinical events and showed normal EEG throughout, and one (0.9%) captured spells of unclear clinical significance—the corresponding figures reported in 2004 for bedside vEEGs were 21.3%, 77% and 1.6%, respectively. The EMU offers a more effective method of recording inpatient vEEG, which aids decision-making and improves clinical outcomes. Some evidence-based measures which could further enhance diagnostic yield are discussed.\n\nIntroduction\nInpatient long-term video-electroencephalography (vEEG) monitoring is widely accepted as the ‘gold standard’ investigation for distinguishing epileptic seizures from seizure mimics1, as well as for classifying epilepsy syndromes and evaluating patients with drug-refractory epilepsy (DRE) for possible epilepsy surgery2-4. Prior to 2015, inpatient long-term vEEG monitoring at Cork University Hospital (CUH) was conducted for diagnostic and seizure classification purposes on a general neurology ward over 72 or 96 hours, using a portable digital vEEG system and a single camera mounted on a trolley at a patient’s bedside. Seizure-provocation measures, such as anti-epileptic drug (AED) reduction and sleep-deprivation, were not routinely implemented on account of safety and short time-frame. Patients were encouraged to remain in front of the camera but their position was not continuously checked. An audit in 20045 evaluated all ‘bedside’ vEEG studies over four-years from 1998 and found only 23% of 122 recordings captured clinical episodes, while 77% were described as “negative” on the basis that no clinical change was observed on video and EEG was normal.\n\nA dedicated epilepsy monitoring unit (EMU) opened at the centre in January 2015 as part of the National Clinical Programme for Epilepsy. This now provides two of the six inpatient vEEG beds available across Ireland’s Health Service Executive and is equipped with an integrated digital vEEG recording system (Natus Medical Incorporated Xltek EMU40EX) that utilises two ceiling-mounted cameras per bed. Electroencephalogram (EEG) scalp electrode placement is unchanged (21 electrodes of the modified 10-20 International System). Admissions are for diagnostic clarification, seizure classification and pre-surgical evaluation. The EMU is clinically led by a consultant epileptologist and an epilepsy fellow. Patients remain on the unit for the entire duration of admission to minimise time spent off-camera. Cumulative seizure-provocation measures are routinely employed to induce events in a controlled and safe environment. EMU nurses—present 24 hours per day, seven days per week—ensure patient safety, observe for clinical signs of seizures and interact with patients to demonstrate ictal semiological features. Recordings are independently reported by a clinical neurophysiologist and cases are discussed at a weekly multi-disciplinary team meeting. The purpose of this study is to 1: evaluate the findings of vEEG from the new EMU; 2: to compare these to the 2004 audit outcomes; and 3: to highlight pragmatic and evidence-based measures for further improving the diagnostic yield and utility of vEEG monitoring.\n\nMethods\nIn August 2016, a retrospective analysis was conducted on neurophysiology reports for all adults undergoing elective vEEG monitoring in the EMU at CUH within its first 19 months of operation (January 2015-July 2016). Demographics and vEEG findings were noted. Supplementary review of medical and nursing charts clarified details as required.",
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"Discussion\nAlthough definitive diagnoses can be obtained from bedside vEEG and ambulatory vEEG, there is a more than four-fold increase in diagnostic yield with the new EMU vEEG studies compared to those from the previous system at CUH. This is likely to be largely attributable to clinically-led seizure-provocation measures, which can only be performed safely in a continuously supervised setting6,7, such as an EMU. In addition, the EMU nurse-led interactive protocol examines for ictal semiological features that can assist seizure localisation but which may not otherwise be entirely clear (e.g. confusion versus expressive dysphasia), and the longer mean duration of EMU vEEG, with multiple cameras fixed on patients at all times, increases the likelihood of acquiring habitual episodes. In the 2004 audit, no patients were found to have more than one form of epilepsy and none were categorised as having epilepsy and coexisting PNES. Although these ‘dual’ diagnoses are uncommon8,9 and may have been genuinely absent from the previous cohort, it may be that fewer epileptic seizures occurred without seizure-provocation measures, that only one type of attack occurred within the shorter timeframe, or that both event types manifested but were incorrectly assumed to have the same underlying aetiology.\n\nThe 14 patients whose epileptic seizures were captured over the four years of the 2004 survey had their attacks grouped as temporal (21.4%), extra-temporal (57.1%) and generalised (23.4%)—corresponding to figures for the 78 EMU patients of 57.7%, 20.5% and 14.1%, respectively. The significance of the differences in categorisation is uncertain, given the small numbers in the former study. Generalised epileptic discharges on EEG may have focal features but an assessment of the stability of an apparent focal abnormality and the lead-in of the generalised discharge—necessary in order to discriminate between secondary bilateral synchrony and the waveform of genetic generalised epilepsy—may have been less reliable with fewer clinical episodes to examine, possibly resulting in misclassification. Before the EMU was established at CUH, suspected epilepsy surgery candidates were referred directly to a surgical centre for pre-surgical evaluation monitoring, and any diagnostic/classification vEEGs that suggested suitability for surgery required repeat monitoring at a surgical site. The fact that pre-surgical evaluation is now performed at CUH represents a selection bias in this study, in that the patients chosen for this are more likely to have frequent attacks—however, this group represents only 40% of EMU admissions, so does not account for the entire increase in diagnostic yield.\n\nOf the EMU-monitored cohort, 14 individuals have had successful epilepsy surgery; 11 await surgery or invasive phase II EEG monitoring to delineate a surgical target; three were deemed good candidates but declined surgery; and five received vagus nerve stimulator implants. Other possible benefits from EMU admission include the opportunity for AED adjustments and focussed counselling on lifestyle measures to try to improve seizure control and reduce drug side-effects. There is some ‘therapeutic’ value associated with an EMU stay for some PNES patients who take stock in the validity of a conclusion derived from a rigorous work-up. This can aid acceptance of the diagnosis—considered a prerequisite for managing attacks—and the appropriate education, psychotherapy, behavioural therapy or psychiatric treatment can often start before returning home.\n\nEpilepsy by its nature is unpredictable and it would not be realistic to expect 100% of patients to have clinical episodes during a limited span on the EMU. The proportion of vEEGs capturing seizures on the EMU at CUH is in the range of 70-90% typically quoted in the published literature3,10. Nevertheless, certain internationally recognised and evidence-based measures could further improve the diagnostic yield and utility of vEEG recording and could potentially increase the number of people with MRI-negative DRE who could proceed to surgery. The use of inferior temporal electrode chains, surface electromyography and voltage mapping for source localisation are increasingly recommended as key routine components of vEEG monitoring11-13. A flexible approach to the selection of reference electrodes for certain suspected epilepsy subtypes and the use of extra EEG electrodes (e.g. sphenoidal electrodes, foramen ovale electrodes, 10-10 System) when clinically indicated could also be considered14-16. Identifying reflex epilepsy traits can be helpful from a diagnostic/classification and prognostic perspective and may offer non-drug methods for improving seizure control (i.e. protection against or avoidance of triggers). As reflex epilepsy traits are not always recognised by patients or detected on routine outpatient EEG, testing for these in the EMU could prove valuable in some cases17-19. Establishing an accurate diagnosis of epilepsy and/or PNES in a timely manner contributes to reducing the risk of harm to patients and improves long-term health outcomes20-22. It is estimated that once DRE is identified, 1% of people will die from sudden unexpected death in epilepsy every year and 12% will die (all-cause mortality) over the next two years23. Despite the fact that epilepsy surgery is the most effective treatment option for DRE and has been shown to be cost-effective24,25, it remains under-utilised. Earlier referral to an epilepsy centre of DRE or cases involving diagnostic uncertainty should be encouraged and EMU capacity must match clinical need to avoid potentially harmful diagnostic delays and barriers to effective treatment. In conclusion, the EMU offers a significantly more effective and efficient method of conducting inpatient vEEG, and patient care has improved as a result.\n\nConflict of Interest declaration:\nThe authors confirm that they have no conflict of interest to declare in relation to this work."
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"Our local Ramblers try to check every path in our territory at least once a year. The Ramblers Buckinghamshire, Milton Keynes and West Middlesex Area appoints path checkers who take on one or more parishes and walk the paths, record their condition and report problems to the highway authority (Bucks County Council, Milton Keynes Council or the London Boroughs of Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hillingdon or Hounslow).\n\nThis year I took on Piddington and Wheeler End parish as it had become vacant. This is in Bucks and the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, to the west of High Wycombe and about three miles from home.\n\nThe parish is bordered by Bledlow-cum-Saunderton and Radnage to the north, Stokenchurch to the west, Lane End to the south, and High Wycombe and West Wycombe to the west. It has been created fairly recently from part of West Wycombe Rural parish.",
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"On the parish boundary, looking east to West Wycombe\n\nI had walked some of these paths in 2009-10 when I was doing the British Trust for Ornithology’s bird atlas, but it was good to focus on one parish and to walk all the 28 routes. It took me about 14 hours to cover them all, spread over four visits. I had to walk some routes more than once to reach other paths. I was surprised by the variety of paths and scenery in such a small area.",
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"The first day, 10 July, I walked north of the A40 which splits the parish in two. I made a big circuit, heading north along bridleway 17 to the top of the hill, over to Bottom Road, and back in a loop taking in some paths in Radnage. I stopped frequently to cut back vegetation with my secateurs. However, this on footpath 25 was too much. The adjoining headland path is clear but the definitive route goes between the hedges",
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"I am the general secretary of the Open Spaces Society and I campaign for public access, paths and open spaces in town and country.\nView all posts by campaignerkate →\nThis entry was posted in Access, AONB, Bucks, Ramblers, Ramblers' path-check, walking and tagged 2026, Buckinghamshire County Council, Piddington and Wheeler End, Radnage, Ramblers, Ramblers' path-check, walking. Bookmark the permalink."
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The air freshener of this company is a kind of strong scent which works to improve the ride of the rider.\n\nThey sell their air fresheners in two way, bundled gift box and subscription base models. The gift box pack is available for 12, 6 and 3 months, in which every month 2 air fresheners are delivered to the customer. Its price is $60, $30 and $15.\n\nWho Is The Founder Of Ride FRSH?\n\nThe co-founders of this company are Donovan Brown, Garrett Mitchell, Trey Brown and Dean Parker. All four together came up with this car air freshener business idea.\n\nDonovan Brown is the Co-Founder and Marketing Director of this company and has studied marketing, finance, hospitality and management from Distributive Education Clubs of America.\n\nTrey Brown is the Co-Founder and Director of Partnerships of this company. Garrick Mitchell studied at the Distributive Education Clubs of America and is the Digital Advertising pro and Co-founder of this company.\n\nThis car air freshener business idea came to the 4 founders while spending time in their Los Angeles apartment.\n\nThis business was started in 2017 by 4 black entrepreneurs. In the beginning of the business, the co-founder faced a lot of difficulty but gradually they started growing the business.\n\nTo expand, this company has sign a license deal with NBA and Viacom Media. This company is selling different design cents of NBA Club and SpongeBob Squarepants characters.\n\nTheir products are available in 2700 Target stores. On Jan 1, 2021, Bryce Roberts, co-founder of Oreilly AlphaTech Ventures, invested $350k in “Ride FRSH” in a seed round.\n\nBy November 2022, this company has sold a total of 27,000+ air fresheners. The CO-Founder has come to Shark Tank to seek the help of a shark to grow their business.\n\nHow Was The Shark Tank Pitch Of Ride FRSH?\n\nDonovan and Trey Brown enter Shark Tank with their company FRSH and ask the sharks for $200k for a 5% equity. Both of them explained to the shark about their car air freshener in a very unique way.\n\nThe entrepreneur quoted Mark Cuban in his pitch because Mark is the owner of the Dallas Mavericks National Basketball Team and Mark didn’t like it.\n\nMark Cuban said this was the dumbest marketing move ever so he’s out of it. All the sharks were surprised to hear this and Mark said wrong move wrong time.\n\nThis business started with direct to consumer and in 3 years it has made total sales of $1.1 million.\n\nLast year 2021, they made $40,000 profit. Lori Greiner said that this is not the right investment for her then she is out.\n\nRobert Herjavec and Kevin O’Leary also refused to invest in this business. Barbara Corcoran says she believes in Two Entrepreneur and will made a offer $200k for a 25% equity.\n\nWhat Happened To FRSH After Shark Tank?\n\nDonovan and Trey Brown both pitched their business very well on Shark Tank but Mark found it to be the dumbest marketing move. Because of this Mark decided to back out of the deal.\n\nAll the sharks refused to invest in this business except Barbara Corcoran. Barbara invested $200,000 in the business in exchange for 20% equity.\n\nThe profit of this business in 2021 was $40,000 which is very less. This business is yet to be expanded nationwide.\n\nAfter the episode aired, many viewers started talking on Twitter about the short conversation between Mark Cuban and the entrepreneur.\n\nCo-founders Donovan and Trey Brown pitched the shark very well in Shark Tank and also gave a lot of information about their business journey.\n\nThe CO-founder had also told how and from where they got this unique business idea. Apart from this, they also gave information about the annual revenue of their business.\n\nBarbara Corcoran has invested in this car air freshener company and will try to grow this business nationwide using her expertise.\n\nWhat Is Ride FRSH Net Worth?\n\nThese four co-founders had to face a lot of difficulty in the initial time to run this business. There are many challenges to list their product on a retail chain like Target. Despite all this, the co-founder has tried hard to grow their business. As of now We think the Ride FRSH net worth to be around $0.3 million to $0.7 million.\n\nIs Ride FRSH Still In Business?\n\nThis simple car air freshener comes with a unique design and has music lyrics printed on it. This air freshener looks like a fancy product.\n\nThis air freshener company is currently in the process of expanding to International. 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"The receding floods caused a delay in the proposed start to a fantastic new jaguar enclosure. The fact that the base of the old cage was under water for several weeks made the new enclosure even more important as the water will only have rotten the old wooden posts even further. Had we been able to start in February when planned then we would be right on schedule to get it finished but the two month delay has really put the pressure on to get the new cage up before the old one becomes too unsafe for such a powerful animal. Fortunately staff and volunteers alike relish a challenge and this case was no different. In a matter of just days we had cleared the new area, removed all the debris and dug trenches for the cement block walls. Next we had to transport close to 800 cinder blocks from Puerto Maldonado and haul several cubic metres of sand and gravel from the river banks to mix the cement and get the foundations set. I am proud to report that the wall and foundations were up in less than a fortnight.\n\nNext we brought the metal poles which had to be soldered and set in cement columns ready for the chain-link netting to be attached. As I write this we are racing along and I am confident that by the time you read the next report our beautiful jaguar (Panthera onca) will be safely installed in her beautiful new home.",
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"With so much going on at camp it is surprising that we have had time to do much else but variety in our projects is one of the things we pride ourselves on and this month we have had some great sightings in our biodiversity research. Our entomology project is advancing very well and we now have over 170 insects identified down to the species level.\n\nThis may not sound like a huge number in comparison to our bird lists for example but the classification keys for identifying insects are incredibly complex. With an estimated 2-5 million insect species on the planet and so many of them looking identical to the inexperienced eye the number of 170 is very impressive. We have hundreds of other specimens in the identification process some of which we have got as far as Genus, others we are still a long way off. I am convinced that amongst our ever more impressive collection there will be some surprises for the scientific community and I look forward to bringing you more news on this project.\n\nElsewhere our motion-detector cameras have been giving us some wonderful data not least of which were the sightings of a puma and jaguar. These are the second and third individuals caught on camera this year (we can tell they are different by skin colourations and scar markings). These top predators have been scarce in past years and the presence of so many in our reserve is a definitive reflection on the health of the ecosystem. The protection we have been providing the area for the last 13 years means that wildlife populations are flourishing and the nesting harpy eagle at the rear of the reserve is further proof that our jungle can support several top predators.\n\nAs the dry season starts to settle in we are getting ready for the new turtle breeding season. Every year the government awards us a large river island called Playa Alta where we camp and rescue nests of the freshwater turtle known locally as the Taricaya (Podocnemis unifilis). Once again the floods left us with lots to do but after long hours in the sun and hauling fresh sand and sieving it through fine netting we now have our three artificial beaches ready for action with the possibility of accommodating over a hundred nests…."
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"**NOTE: WE ARE TAKING OFF FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER...WE'LL SEE YOU IN 2013!**\nWelty, Williams, Faulkner...the next Mississippi treasure may be among us.Please join Fondren Theatre Workshop at Brent's Diner on the first Tuesday of each month for Playwright Night, when we will feature public readings of new theatrical works by local writers, presented in a Reader's Theatre format, followed by a feedback session with the playwright, all served alongside the best burgers & shakes in town!\n\nDinner service begins at 6:00 p.m.; play readings at 7:00 p.m. Featuring a \"Best of Brent's\" menu, as well as beer and wine service. If you plan to eat at Brent's, please arrive no later than 6:30 p.m., as no new orders will be taken after the play readings begin.Admission is free; food and beverage at menu prices.\n\nFor more information regarding upcoming schedules or to submit works for consideration, email: fondrentheatre@hotmail.com, visit www.facebook.com/fondrentheatreworkshop, or call 601-301-ACT1 (2281).\n\n\nNEXT UP:\nFEBRUARY 5, 2013 - \"Finding Laurel\" by Chris Moore\nWe're thrilled to start off 2013 with this MS Theatre Association 2013 Best New Play Award-winner! A native of Jackson, Chris Moore has appeared in recent FTW productions of \"Assassins\" (Hinkley) and \"The Rocky Horror Show\" (Brad). A recent graduate of the University of North Carolina School of Filmaking, Chris has had two of his films featured in the Crossroads Film Festival. He's also made several films with his production companies, Macabre Films and Schmoore Filmworks, including \"Perversion,\" \"Lock In,\" \"Here's to the Ladies Who Munch,\" \"The American Dream,\" and \"No Offense, But You're Fugly.\" He is currently working on other various projects, including a full-length play, \"Chasing Rainbows,\" inspired by his favorite show of all time, \"Gypsy.\"\n\nStonewall Lane was born in St. Louis, Missouri, served in Vietnam, and after 33 years retired from state service in Connecticut. He earned his B.S. in Human Services from New Hampshire College and his Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) from Southern Connecticut State University. Upon his retirement, Stonewall relocated to Jackson, Mississippi in 2006 where he now resides, exploring the regional history and culture that seeded his DNA. He spends his spare time writing, volunteering for the New Stage Theatre, and making amends for a multitude of sins and shortcomings.\n\n\nOCTOBER 2, 2012 - \"Portrait of a Woman\" by Katrina Byrd\nA self-proclaimed Boa Flouncer and Hair Whipper, Katrina Byrd tells her stories on stage, in the classroom, and on paper. \"Portrait of a Woman\" is a collection of diverse genre writings centered on the female experience. According to Katrina, \"I like to write stories about real women, confronted with real life situations.\"\n\nKatrina is a graduate of Millsaps College with a BA in History. She has written several short plays that have been seen locally (including several for FTW's Ten-Minute Play events), and was the Playwright in Residence for The Center Players for the 2010-2011 season, culminating in the production of her short play, \"Dinsmoor's Last Stand.\" She has received minigrants from the MS Arts Commission, and was added to MAC's roster of teaching and performing artists in July 2012. She has had short stories published in Black Magnolia literary magazine, and has self-published three books, Byrds of a Feather, One Hot Minute, and Justice is Blind. As prolific a writer as she is, Katrina is also a gifted performer, having appeared in productions of \"Hats\" (Center Players), \"The Rocky Horror Show (FTW), and \"Leading Ladies\" (FTW).\n\n\nSEPTEMBER 4, 2012 - Three Short Works by Judy Tucker\nIncluding something serious: \"A Family's Story\"; something sweet: \"The Owl & The Pussycat\"; and something silly: \"The Morninng Show\"-- but all of which are equally entertaining!\n\nJudy Tucker is a native Mississippian, playwright, author, and independent editor in Jackson. Her plays have been produced and/or workshopped by New Stage Theatre, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Fondren Theatre Workshop, and Brick Street Players, who produced her most recent full-length work, The Watch They Keep, in 2010. She received a Literary Arts Fellowship in play writing from the MS Arts Council in 2008. She and her co-editor, Charlene McCord, have produced a very successful series of collected works by Southern writers, including Christmas Stories from Mississippi, Christmas in the South, A Very Southern Christmas, A Dixie Christmas, Christmas Memories from Mississippi, and Growing Up in Mississippi.\n\nAUGUST 7, 2012 - Three Short Works by Julie Whitehead\nIncluding \"Ave Maria,\" \"Freedom to Breathe,\" and \"One More Time from the Sandbox,\" each of which examines characters in moments of crisis, and how they help each other cope.\n\nJulie Whitehead is a native Mississippian, and a graduate of MS State University with a B.A. in Communications and an M.A. in English. A successful freelance writer for ten years, Julie won a first-place award from the Mississippi Press Association for her work in 2006. She now teaches Composition at Hinds Community College, Rankin Campus. Her first play, \"Hurricane Baby,\" was a top-three finalist in the 2010 Eudora Welty New Play Series at New Stage Theatre.\n\nJUNE 5, 2012 - \"Open Mic\" by Bret Kenyon\nWinner of the MS Theatre Association 2012 Playwriting Competition, \"Open Mic\" asks the question: \"Did the Class of 1998's 'Most Likely to Succeed' really succeed? Or was he a failure like the rest of us?\" Mixing comedy, drama, and a few nice musical interludes, the play turns Red's Bar into a courtroom and its patrons into lawyers, judge, and jury... with an overdue bar tab as the stakes. (Contains adult language and subject matter.)\n\nBret Kenyon, a native of Pittsburgh, PA, graduated from Belhaven University in Theatre, and has called Jackson his home since 2003. He is a published author, screenwriter, and cinephile, and has been active as an actor, director, and playwright in several local theatres, including Belhaven University, Fondren Theatre Workshop, The Center Players, Actor's Playhouse, and, most recently, New Stage Theatre, where he played a lead role in \"All My Sons.\" He currently is employed by WJTV as Outreach Coordinator.\n\nAPRIL 3, 2012 - Four Short Works by Joseph Frost\nJoseph Frost is Chair and Associate Professor of the Theatre Department at Belhaven University. Works to be read will include \"RETURN,\" an MTA playwriting competition finalist, as well as two works from a cycle of ten plays being co-written by Joe and several Belhaven students in a collaborat...ive effort with an English language program in Ghizhu, China, which will be performed by students there in May. Based upon the poem \"Phoenix Hairpin,\" the two plays to be read are \"Peach Blossoms Fall\" and \"East Wind Unfair.\" The fourth work will be, as Joe puts it, \"a surprise.\"\n\nMARCH 6, 2012 - \"Buck-Nekkid,\" a full-length comedy written by John Maxwell, who most of our Jackson community will recognize from his world-famous one-man show, \"Oh, Mr. Faulkner, Do You Write?\" Although earlier versions of \"Buck-Nekkid\" have been produced regionally, this is a newly-updated script, including a new character. According to Mr. Maxwell, \"The play has a deep religious theme...I got the idea from the characters themselves. I know that sounds strange, but I found the voices, and they dictated the plot.\" ADVISORY: THIS PLAY CONTAINS MATURE LANGUAGE AND SUBJECT MATTER.\n\nFEBRUARY 7, 2012 - \"Scrambled,\" by Beth Kander, winner of the 2012 Southeastern Theatre Conference Getchell award for best new play. This will be the Jackson premiere of this new work, so you won't want to miss it!\nPosted by Fondren Theatre Workshop at 12:17 PM 15 comments:\n\nLET’S DO THE TIME WARP AGAIN!",
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"Reprising three prior very successful runs of this show in 2006, 2008, and 2010, we'll again be donating 20% of all net proceeds of this year’s production to MS HeARTS Against AIDS.Performance dates are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, Oct. 30, 31, and November 1, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are all $20.00 General Admission. The show contains some mature themes and language. The show will be directed by FTW co-founder Diana Howell, with assistance from Darrell Troth and musical direction by Mandy Myers. Many favorites from the original cast will be returning, including Chad King as Dr. Frank-n-furter, Michael Kinslow as Rocky, Kaeley Lovett as Columbia, Richard Lawrence as Dr. Scott, and Sydney Blackwell as Janet. Rounding out the principal cast are Kendall Kinchen as Magenta, Chris Moore as Brad, Clif Hogan as Eddie, Kyle Henderson as Riff Raff, and James Wood as The Narrator. Box office opens at 6:45; seating is limited and first-come, first-serve, so early arrival is strongly encouraged. For further information, call 601-301-2281, or check for updates on our Facebook page!\nPosted by Fondren Theatre Workshop at 11:43 AM No comments:\n\nCan You Kick In For Our Kickstarter?\n\nJohn Maxwell's bawdy but spiritually inspired comedy, \"Buck Nekkid for Jesus,\" tells the tale of Billy Boston, the bedraggled owner of a failing gas station in Moon Mountain, MS, who is confronted by Sister Pearl, a traveling faith healer who's hell-bent on saving his soul via some VERY unorthodox methods. ADVISORY: THIS PLAY CONTAINS MATURE LANGUAGE AND SUBJECT MATTER.\nThe play is directed by Denise Halbach, and the cast includes Keri Grayson Horn, Richard Lawrence, Dylan Lovett, Chris Roebuck, and Jo Ann Robinson as Sister Pearl.\nMaxwell began work on \"Buck Nekkid\" in 1989, and while earlier versions of the script have been produced regionally, this is a newly-updated script, including a new character.\nAccording to Maxwell, even though the play is a comedy containing a considerable amount of mature language and subject matter, \"the play has a deep religious theme. I got the idea from the characters themselves. I know that sounds strange, but I found the voices, and they dictated the plot.\" Maxwell hopes this production will be a launching pad for publication of this finalized version of the play.\nFTW is pleased to be \"returning home\" to Duling Hall, as it staged its first two productions there: an original musical adaptation of \"Through the Looking Glass\" by FTW co-founder John Howell, and \"The Lion in Winter,\" in 2003 at the then un-renovated Duling Attendance Center auditorium. Since that time, developers have transformed the old Jackson Public School building into a multi-purpose retail/restaurant/special events facility with a state-of-the-art performance space.\nDue to the production demands of this show, FTW has launched a Kickstarter project to raise funds to cover facility rental and set construction expenses.PLEASE HELP MAKE FTW'S PRODUCTION OF \"BUCK NEKKID FOR JESUS\" POSSIBLE! THANK YOU!\nDirect Kickstarter link: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1072438440/buck-nekkid-for-jesus-by-john-maxwell-presented-by\nPosted by Beth at 11:55 AM 1 comment:\n\nLOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP: THE TEN-MINUTE PLAY PROJECT REBOUNDS!",
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"CALLING ALL WRITERS, DIRECTORS, AND ACTORS!\n\nYOU HAVE ONLY ONE NIGHT TO WRITE IT;\n\nYOU HAVE ONLY ONE DAY TO REHEARSE IT;\n\nAND THEN ONLY ONE CHANCE TO PERFORM IT!\n\nAfter a two-year hiatus, the event you've been clamoring for is back! FTW is hosting its 5th TEN-MINUTE PLAY PROJECT. Teams of writers/directors/actors will gather on Friday evening, February 10, and will spend just under 24 hours writing and rehearsing several ten-minute plays for production on Saturday night, February 11. If you are at least 16 years old and are interested in participating, YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER NO LATER THAN FEBRUARY 6, 2012, by sending an email request to Diana Howell at howelljd@aol.com. Please include your name, telephone number(s), and your preferred method of participation, i.e., writing, directing, or acting. We only have room for 6 writers, so writing & directing assignments will be made first-come, first-serve. Diana will reply with a confirmation and registration materials. THERE IS A SMALL REGISTRATION FEE OF $8.00 PER PARTICIPANT to help cover materials and refreshments, which will be payable at our initial cast meeting on Friday, February 10.\n\nThis event is open to anyone with an interest in theatre--regardless of prior experience.\nSO LOOK NO FURTHER--JUST MAKE THE LEAP & COME PLAY WITH US!!!!!\n\nFONDREN THEATRE WORKSHOP is a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to creating a true theatre community, with an emphasis on sharing the creative process, as well as the art we create. http://www.facebook.com/#!/events/251581141581229/\nPosted by Fondren Theatre Workshop at 8:14 AM No comments:"
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She had given me thousands of dollars for school and I thought she’d be incredibly disappointed that I was wasting my education — I’d made it clear that when I had kids I was going to be a stay-at-home mom if possible. We delayed announcing our pregnancy for four months.”\n\nShe was worried, too, about her baby. “Another concern was fetal alcohol syndrome. We’re not drinkers, but we’d celebrated our house purchase with a few drinks when I was about six weeks along — we didn’t find out I was pregnant until around nine or ten weeks. That really stuck with me.” Fisk explains that in an unexpected pregnancy, it’s common to worry about these issues. “Probably more for the woman than the man, there is a feeling of responsibility that kicks in immediately. She may have thoughts like ‘Oh no, have I had anything to drink? Have I taken medicine? Did I have an X-ray?’”\n\nOf course, it’s ideal to plan and prepare for a pregnancy — to take vitamins, eat well and be extra careful about drinking. We want to provide the best start we can for our babies. But that’s not always how it works out and this can be another source of stress. Fisk explains, “People have storybook ideas about being prepared and planning a pregnancy. But for 90 percent of people it doesn’t happen this way at all, and they just do the best they can once they find out.”\n\nThere are other emotions to work through. Shannon thought about the dreams she had. “I was angry for a long time that I was going to miss out on the fun life we’d planned. Two incomes with no kids — we were going to travel, drive nice cars and do whatever we wanted.” Along with the realization that plans aren’t going to work out, a woman may feel guilty that she wasn’t being cautious enough. Maybe she’s concerned about the effect the pregnancy will have on her family or other children. She may regret that she’s harbouring a bit of anger or resentment at the twist her life has taken. She may worry, too, that her response to the pregnancy isn’t overwhelmingly positive — and that the baby will sense that. Halifax and Kings County midwife Louise McDonald says, “These women need reassurance. It’s good for women to hear that they’re not going to scar these babies because of their feelings.”\n\nAdd to the emotional ride the regular symptoms that are part of most pregnancies. Midwife McDonald explains, “The unexpected element adds to those pressures — it can make the physical symptoms that plague women in the first trimester difficult to cope with. You can sort of tolerate things like nausea and vomiting if you’re wanting the baby in the first place, but if you’re not sure, they can really feel intrusive.” Krista Larson understands this: “I had severe morning sickness which I never had before. I think that really clouds your judgment because I wasn’t happy, and then I was so sick I didn’t know how I was going to continue and look after the other kids. I was hardly able to function.”\n\nIt was, in a roundabout way, morning sickness (and a kind word from a stranger) that helped Larson begin to see the situation in a different light. “Jim went to pick up my prescription for an anti-nauseant at the drugstore and, knowing what it was for, the pharmacist said, ‘Congratulations!’ Jim came home and told me. And I thought, ‘You know what? It is congratulations! We should be happy about this!’ That really turned it around for both of us. It just took somebody else being happy about it for us to say, ‘This is a good thing.’” From there, Larson began to move on, figuring out the logistics of a family of three kids, rather than two. “We’ve come to terms with it. This is where we are and it will be fine — we’ll manage. All the other stuff will take care of itself. We’ve started to get excited about it and it’s going to be OK.”\n\nKnowing it’s going to be OK makes a huge difference to how a woman feels. She begins to gain confidence that she can find inner resources she wasn’t sure she had. She starts to connect with her baby. Getting to that point is a journey. Along the way she may need extra support from health care providers, her partner, family and friends. Ideally, suggests midwife McDonald, there’s someone in the woman’s life “who is fairly motherly, who can be non-judgmental and listen, and then remind the woman that life goes on.”\n\nShannon, who’d been concerned about what to expect, found that her mom was a pillar of support. “We sent out a pregnancy announcement email and, to my surprise, my mother was ecstatic — this was her first grandchild and she fell in love with him the second she heard about him. It made such a difference! We talked about pregnancy and motherhood, and I felt like we became equals for the first time.” Fisk suggests that women of the previous generation may be empathetic; “planned” pregnancy is after all a fairly new concept.\n\nOlder children will probably be happy and excited — you may be buoyed by their enthusiasm. A partner who’s onside is a huge plus — like Shannon’s fiancé, Chris. “His excitement really helped me — he was over the moon.” Sometimes, though, a partner may need more time to get used to the situation. He’s not experiencing the symptoms that are driving home the reality of the pregnancy for the woman. He may be preoccupied with the practicalities (or impracticalities) of a baby that wasn’t anticipated.\n\nLisa Nicholls of South Surrey, BC, mom of Kaylee, almost 13, Emily, six, and Samantha, eight months, relied on her sister and friends during her pregnancy. Nicholls had been hoping for a third child. “My first thought, when I found out, was how happy I was — I couldn’t believe that I was finally going to have the baby I’d been wanting for almost three years.” Husband Rich was not so sure. Nicholls recalls, “I didn’t talk to him much about the baby — I had close family and friends that I confided in. He just came around very slowly…and then about a month before she was due, he started getting excited. When I was in labour, he was very supportive — he was beside me the whole time. When she was delivered, he was instantly in love. Now he constantly marvels at how perfect she is.”\n\nFor Katie Hudgins, of Cranbrook, BC, there was no support from a partner. She was 19, single and very worried. It turned out, though, that Hudgins did have emotional and material support. A close friend went to prenatal classes with her and was at the hospital when Alexander, now six months, was born. Her family rallied: “When I told them I was pregnant, my dad went out and bought baby clothes, and my brother picked out paint and furniture for the baby’s room. When I told my mom, the first thing she said was, ‘No matter what, I love you.’” And Hudgins’ community had many places for her to turn. “There was a program called Better Babies — they got a midwife for me, they have drop-ins for pregnant moms. There’s a lending area where I got baby things like a stroller and car seat. And they have all the information you could ever want! It helped me so much!” Despite the unexpected start, Hudgins says she wouldn’t change a lot about the experience. And she has, she adds, “the best baby in the world.”\n\nTime provides some perspective. McDonald explains that many women start to feel better in the second trimester. “When the baby kicks, it reminds them — if they’ve had babies before — of the wonder of that.” Still, there are ups and downs in the third trimester, she adds, “when the mother starts thinking about labour and birth.”\n\nShannon recalls the turning point in her pregnancy. She went in for an ultrasound at 19 weeks, feeling decidedly ambivalent, and “left completely in love with my little boy — we found out the sex! Before we went home, we stopped at a baby store and bought a pair of little blue socks for him. Something about seeing him on the screen completely changed my perspective. There was a little person in there! That night I felt him kick for the first time, little twitches near my tummy.”\n\nOver time, the way a pregnancy began — planned down to the day or not — comes to matter less and less. What matters more is how your baby feels in your arms — how perfectly he fits there, how he completes another stage of your life. And how he fills those blue socks. Exactly on time.\n\nIf you continue to feel overwhelmed by your unexpected pregnancy, nurse practitioner Myrna Fisk suggests looking for help in your community:\n\n• Talk to your health care provider or ask to speak with a social worker or crisis worker in the health care centre where you’re being cared for. If you have access, speak with a counsellor or therapist.\n\n• Get in touch with agencies that offer pregnancy and birth options to find out what support is available.\n\n• Connect with any social networks you have, such as faith-based organizations.\n\n• Look for a parenting education program that will help you connect with your baby, such as a prenatal attachment class where you can learn about your baby’s development."
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"Anna Maria Shah interprets a conversation at a law firm in South Whitehall Township. She is one of many interpreters seeing an increase in demand for service. PHOTO/CHRISTOPHER HOLLAND\n\nThe large influx of Spanish speakers in the Greater Lehigh Valley over the last decade has increased the need for more interpreters and translators in a wide array of businesses, from law firms to doctors’ offices.\n\nThe burgeoning Hispanic or Latino population has grown more than 30 percent in the region. In Lehigh and Northampton counties, the population grew from 87,851 to 114,612 between 2010 and 2016, according to the most recent U.S. Census Bureau data.\nIn Berks County, the Hispanic or Latino population grew from 67,649 to 87,953 between 2010 and 2017, according to the Census.\nAnd many in the Hispanic community have limited ability to speak English, which has ramifications throughout the community. In Berks, 23.5 percent of households where Spanish is spoken includes no one age 14 or over who speaks English or speaks English “very well,” according to 2013 Census date, the most recent year available.\n“The number of agencies offering translation and interpreting services has grown exponentially in the area,” said Antonio Guerra, a Spanish interpreter and translator who has worked in the Greater Lehigh Valley and Philadelphia area for more than 20 years.\n“My colleagues and I find ourselves turning down work because there is so much out there,” said Guerra, a board member of the American Translators Association, the country’s largest professional association of interpreters and translators.\n“It allows us to be more selective in the fields that are of particular interest to us,” said Guerra, a freelance interpreter who contracts with more than a dozen agencies to do legal and medical interpreting.\nAnna Maria Shah, who has been working as a Spanish interpreter in the Lehigh Valley for 14 years, founded Link2Language in Fogelsville in 2011 because of a growing demand.\n“I’m very busy. There is a big demand for trained, qualified interpreters,” said Shah, who frequently does medical and legal interpreting throughout the Greater Lehigh Valley.\n\nWHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?\nEmployment of interpreters and translators in the United States is expected to grow 18 percent from 2016 to 2026, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics.\nInterpreting and translating are terms that are often mistakenly used interchangeably, but there is a difference. Interpreters work in spoken or sign language and translators work in written language.\nA population with limited English proficiency has implications for the U.S. court system. Over the past two decades, the courts have recognized the challenges faced in the judicial system by people who speak limited English and have implemented programs to improve interpreting services. A growing number, including Pennsylvania, have instituted certification and continuing education programs and professional codes of conduct.\nIn 2004, after a Pennsylvania Supreme Court study on racial and gender bias in the courts, the state created an interpreter certification program in the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts to improve court access for people with limited English proficiency.\n“I’ve been with the program since its inception and we definitely have grown and continue to grow because the linguistic diversity and the need for interpreters continues to increase,” said Osvaldo Aviles, administrator of the interpreter certification program for the courts office.\nThe state program has a roster of about 235 interpreters representing 35 languages. Pennsylvania is the 10th-most linguistically diverse state in the country, with 10 percent of its residents speaking a language other than English at home, according to the courts office.\nSpanish is the most frequently interpreted language in the state’s courts, followed by American Sign Language, Mandarin Chinese, Russian, Arabic and Vietnamese.\n“Even though we have a pretty good size group of interpreters, there are still not enough,” Aviles said.\n“There are some languages, particularly Arabic, Korean and Vietnamese that we still can’t find interpreters for that can pass a qualifications test,” he said.\nThe increasing linguistic diversity in Pennsylvania presents a challenge for finding interpreters who speak those languages, he said.\nFor example, there is a high demand for Nepali interpreters in Central Pennsylvania and Erie because there is a population of Nepalese immigrants in those regions, Aviles said.\nIt is also a challenge to find interpreters of indigenous Central American languages, such as Quiche, Mixteco and Akaceco, which are derivatives of Mayan, and whose speakers know little Spanish, he said.\nWhen a court in Pennsylvania needs an interpreter for a less commonly spoken language, Aviles puts out a request on a listserv available through the National Center for State Courts, which has a database of interpreters nationwide.\n\nCHECK FOR CERTIFICATIONS\nAs a profession, interpreting and translating are relatively young and had been highly unregulated, said Guerra, who also serves on the ATA’s interpreters’ policy advisory committee.\n“There used to be a low threshold to entry, meaning anyone who was bilingual could enter the industry and call themselves an interpreter or translator, he said.\n“Being bilingual no more qualifies you to be an interpreter than having two hands qualifies you to play a piano concerto,” he said.\nBusinesses should seek out qualified interpreters who have earned their qualifications or certification from reputable organizations or language schools.\n“Hiring an untrained, non-professional interpreter really puts your practice and your business risk,” Guerra said.\nThe ATA’s code of conduct for interpreters, for example, defines the correct positioning of an interpreter during legal and medical procedures.\nGuerra said he always tries to stand next to the attorney “to hear and be heard.”\nAnd in a medical setting, interpreters should never attract attention to themselves.\n“Interpreters need to be in the background. It’s not about us,” he said.\nShah said when she does medical interpreting she is “the medium between the doctor and the patient.”\nShah said if a doctor speaks at too high a level or uses technical terms and the patient isn’t grasping all of the information, she asks the doctor to express information in a way the patient can understand.\n“As a native speaker, I can quickly see or know when the patient has a tough time understanding,” she said.\nShah said she primarily does consecutive interpreting, which is when one person speaks, there’s a pause and she conveys the speaker’s overall meaning. The other mode is simultaneous translating, which is when the interpreter listens to the speaker and interprets at the same time.\nSimultaneous interpreting was created during the Nuremberg Trials when Nazi war criminals were prosecuted.\nShah, who was trained by the Lehigh Valley Health Network’s medical interpreting program, said she usually does simultaneous interpreting in hospital emergency rooms.\n“If it’s an ER case where the doctors are screaming and there’s a life-or-death scenario, you’ve got to be able to switch gears and do simultaneous interpreting,” she said.\n“The doctor needs to know what is happening. They need to treat the patient immediately because there’s no time to waste,” Shah said.\n\nACCURACY ESSENTIAL\nWendy R.S. O’Connor, an attorney in the casualty insurance department at Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin in South Whitehall Township, said she uses interpreters for Spanish about four to six times a year and her department uses them about 20 percent of the time.\n“We have cases where one or more of our parties are Spanish-speaking and I’ve had cases where everyone in the case is Spanish-speaking,” O’Connor said.\nUsing a qualified interpreter is paramount because accuracy is essential, O’Connor said.\nAn error can make all the difference.\n“It’s a person’s life, it’s a person’s health, it’s a monetary consequence,” Guerra said.\nAn experienced, professional interpreter who hears an unfamiliar word or phrase knows to ask what it means. For example, street and drug language, which are often used in court cases, are constantly changing.\nGuerra recently interpreted a conversation between an attorney and his client, a drug dealer, prior to a deposition. The drug dealer used a common Spanish word, manteca, which means butter or lard, but Guerra knew in this context it likely meant something vastly different.\nHe flagged the term and asked the defendant what it meant. The man explained manteca is brown heroin, so named because it resembles bacon grease.\n“Because I don’t know this world, I don’t know what brown heroin looks like, I had to ask the defendant to explain it to me and then I was able to accurately interpret for him,” Guerra said.\n\nA NEUTRAL PARTY\nInterpreters are often asked for their opinion, but professional interpreters know they are bound by the rules of their profession.\n“You need to remain neutral, you cannot give an opinion. That would not be professional or ethical,” Shah said.\n“When I meet a new client I tell them I am not going to add anything to your words or the attorney’s. 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"Shoes are a product of everyday use that everyone in the world owns; there are more than 20 billion pairs of shoes manufactured each year. However, too much of anything isn’t good as there are many environmental impacts of shoe industry that cannot be ignored much longer. Shoe manufacturing and shoes in general poses many threats to the wellbeing of our planet as many toxins, chemicals and fossil fuels are produced and leaked into the environment during the first and last steps in the shoe life cycle (refer to the video on the homepage for more information on the shoe life cycle). These chemicals are harming both the wildlife and humans that come in contact with them, which, in turn, causes many health problems. Also, shoe manufacturing produces large amounts of carbon dioxide which contributes to the already serious effects of climate change and global warming.\n\n\nOne of the largest environmental impacts of shoes come from the manufacturing stages of the shoe life cycle; and surprisingly, out of the people surveyed a majority of them believe that shoes only an environmental impact after they are thrown out. In the stage of manufacturing, large amounts of machinery and chemicals are required to produce shoes. To power these machines, a great amount of fossil fuels are needed and these fossil fuels produce greenhouse gases when burned. Coal is one of the sources of energy that used very often to power these factories as it quite cheap compared to oil or other sources of energy. Burning coal produces carbon dioxide which eventually ends up in our atmosphere, contributing the greenhouse effect, which is not a positive effect for the environment. On average, the production of one shoe produces 30 pounds of carbon dioxide and there are more than 15 billion shoes produced each year! Another aspect that is regularly overlooked and also contributes to the carbon dioxide emissions from shoes is the transportation. This is because transportation is fundamental to the marketing aspect of the shoe industry as most footwear manufacturing companies choose to build factories in third world companies for cheap labour. Since these factories are situated far away, transportation such as ships, airplanes and trucks are needed in order to deliver the goods to the retailers. Next, chemicals used in the manufacturing process also contribute to the negative impact that shoes have on the environment. Many chemical adhesives and tanning chemicals are used to process different parts of the shoe. An example of some of these chemicals include Chlorinated phenols , tribromphenol, chlorinated paraffins, dimethylfumarate etc, which are used to preserve the materials, such as leather, in shoes. These chemicals are easily leaked into the environment and water through the discharge from the factories. These chemicals can harm the wild life who may consume infected water or plants. To sum up, the manufacturing process of shoes poses many threats to the environment as there are large amounts of carbon dioxide produced and many chemicals are used to manufacture them.\n\nThe last step in the shoe life cycle, which is disposal, also contributes greatly to the environmental impacts of the shoe industry. According to statistics, 38% of students in Fletcher’s Meadow secondary school throw out their old shoes and 42% donate them. For the 38% who throw out their shoes, these shoes end up in landfills and can eventually end up contaminating the soil and even drinking water, much like many other materials that are thrown out, as the chemicals used in the manufacturing slowly start to leak into soil as the shoe slowly starts decomposing. This has a huge effect on both wildlife and humans. This is because biomagnification and bioaccumulation can occur as wildlife that humans consume may have drunk the contaminated water or consumed contaminated plants. This can lead to many health defects including cancer. Ultimately, the disposal of shoes has a large impact on the environment much like the manufacturing as harmful chemicals start to leak into and contaminate the soil and water.\n\nTo help prevent these environmental impacts the best thing to do is to recycle or donate your used shoes so that they do not end up in the landfills. There are many programs that have been set up to help reduce the impacts of the disposal of shoes on the environment and one of the major ones that is actually created by one of the largest shoe companies (Nike) is called Reuse-a-shoe. In this program, Nike takes old used shoes and recycle the old materials and grinds them to be used as sports grounding for tennis courts, tracks etc. (To find out more check out the following links http://www.nike.com/us/en_us/c/better-world/stories/2013/05/reuse-a-shoe and http://nikeinc.com/pages/reuse-a-shoe). Another way you can help is by educating yourself and other about the negative impacts that shoes have on the environment so that you can help raise awareness of the issue.\n\nTo conclude, shoes have a large negative impact on the environment and this is something that cannot be ignored forever.\n\n\n(check out the photos below)",
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Every winter, he’s accompanied his parents and older brother, Thijs, to backcountry yurts at Galena Lodge, and since he could walk he has regularly climbed up to the Roundhouse on Bald Mountain.\n\nThis year, Cody—age 6—decided to do something slightly more ambitious.\n\nIt all started on a backpacking trip with family friends, according to parents David Lloyd and Rachel Wolfe.\n\n“We were out North Fork, up Prairie Creek north of town on a hike with friends this summer, and ended up on the top of an unnamed mountain,” Wolfe said. “That got the boys thinking about climbing bigger ones.”\n\nCody and Thijs, 8, filled in the story from there.\n\n“I asked Dad, ‘Is this the highest mountain?’ and he said nope, that’s Mount Borah,” Cody recalled.\n\nDavid Lloyd then informed his sons that there were nine 12,000-foot peaks—or “Twelvers”—in Idaho.\n\nThus began the family’s eight-week mission to scale Idaho’s tallest peaks, a pursuit that would eventually net Cody the honor of becoming the state’s youngest to climb all Twelvers.\n\nFrom knifelike ridgelines to deep, snow-packed gullies carved into mountain faces, David and Rachel were well aware of the challenges their sons would face in the nine expeditions to come.\n\nMount Borah, for instance, has a vertical ascent close to a mile high, and a ridge running between nearby Church and Donaldson peaks calls for complex ropework.\n\nFor Rachel and David, every trip also meant rounding up helmets, poles and ropes, along with plenty of snacks and water for everyone. While several peaks were not far from Ketchum, like Hyndman in the Pioneer Mountains, David said getting to Diamond Peak in the Lemhi Range meant a 4:30 a.m. wakeup call and a three-hour drive in the dark.\n\n“If it wasn’t for Cody’s willingness, there would’ve been no way we could do this as a family,” David said.\n\nThe family pursuit began in early August, at a rate of around one peak per week for eight weeks straight.\n\n“The boys knew I had a work trip coming up, so we didn’t have a lot of time,” David said.\n\nHe added that it was important that his family’s lifestyle wouldn’t detract from his sons’ school and extracurricular activities, which always come first.\n\n“We’ve never missed any school, or work or Saturday soccer games,” David said. “Every week, Rachel and I would reevaluate if the boys wanted to go climb the next mountain—and every time they would say yes.”\n\nA compact climbing schedule also decreased the chances of encountering an avalanche or loose scree.\n\n“You kind of want to do it in the summer or early fall, because in winter and spring there’s still a lot of snow and loose rock,” Thijs said.\n\nWith the sun beating down intently, the family set out to their first mountain—Leatherman Peak, elevation 12,228 feet.\n\n“We thought we should do Leatherman first because it isn’t as technical and there’s lots of big rocks you can hold onto,” Thijs said. “Hiking up was easy but on the way down, you had to watch out for rockslides.”\n\nHe inserted a piece of advice.\n\n“Rockslides can be fun to go down, but if you see one and you’re on a ridgeline and the guidebook doesn’t say anything about it, don’t go down it because they are usually drop-offs and that’s how a lot of climbers die,” he said.\n\nAt the top of Leatherman, all family members were treated to impressive views of the Lost River Valley that spread before them thousands of feet below. They also rammed into another surprise.\n\nWhile Leatherman proved to be a relatively easy and rewarding climbing experience for the family, Rachel said Diamond Peak—up next—was more of a hair-raising experience.\n\n“We were close to the top by early morning, and these clouds formed really quickly. We had nowhere to go,” Rachel said, describing a “freak” electrical storm.\n\n“It was way worse than a thunderstorm,” Cody said.\n\nThijs agreed. “We were too late when the bad weather came in. I touched Mom, and her hand zapped me,” he said.\n\nA strong electrical field on the peak had created what meteorologists call the “St. Elmo’s Fire effect,” a bluish, luminous plasma that causes audible crackling and can make one’s skin buzz. Luckily, David’s father was with them and knew what to do from a prior run-in with the same phenomenon—drop all metal objects and run.\n\n“I threw my backpack down the mountain and we ran down until we were able to get the boys’ metal climbing gear off without shocking them, which took a few tries,” David said. “The event ended when dime-sized hail fell for five minutes, and after that there wasn’t a cloud in the sky.”\n\nThe seven following mountains presented their own unique challenges. Breitenbach Peak required them to cross a mile-wide boulder field, for example, and strong winds on Mount Borah made footwork tricky.\n\n“My shoes got holes in them and we had to duct tape them,” Cody said. “And we got our socks wet a lot, but at least our mom bought extras.”\n\nFor Cody and Thijs, spending time with family high over alpine forests and glacial lakes made the grueling ascents worth it. (Card games were a favorite while camping.) A strong brotherly bond also helped, David said.\n\n“Thijs cheered on Cody the whole time—he knew this was his goal and he wanted Cody to win, so he did everything he could to make that happen and hand him some positive reinforcement,” he said.\n\nCody agreed. “Thijs helped me out the most. He even let me be first [to the top] on Borah.”\n\nBy late September, the family had scaled all of Idaho’s 12,000-foot mountains except for Lost River Peak.\n\nCody found the large swaths of snow and ice on the mountain’s crevices the most challenging.\n\n“It was up to here,” he said, gesturing to his thighs. “The snow was warming up and the rocks were falling down everywhere.”\n\n“We had been following one guy who tried to go up but had to turn around at the summit because the snow was too deep,” Thijs said. “It was hard. But climbing always feels safe, because we always have so much stuff to do. Usually, I just want to get to the top as fast as I can.”\n\nDavid said that after Cody and Thijs stood on Lost River Peak, a celebration involving the boys’ favorite food—Tim’s jalapeno-lime chips—was in order.\n\n“Fun was the No. 1 goal,” he said. “And, of course, safety. It was great to see the boys become very skilled at reading the mountain, so they knew which way they could go and which way is dangerous. Sometimes, it will seem like the right route, but it’s a trap.”\n\nFrom speaking with Cody and Thijs, it’s clear the kids have been raised in mountain culture; each is comfortable using climbing terminology, like “scree,” “gully” and “cliff-out.”\n\nBoth Rachel and David grew up steeped in alpine culture, too. David’s father is an avid hiker and skier, and Rachel’s aunt—whom Cody and Thijs affectionally refer to as their grandmother—worked as a climbing guide on Denali in Alaska.\n\n“We know what the boys have accomplished is unusual, but they’ve grown up following the sport,” David said.\n\nWhile Cody and Thijs’ peers tend to gravitate toward sports stars like LeBron James or Roger Federer, the brothers prefer to watch rock climbers Tommy Caldwell and Jimmy Chin on YouTube.\n\nThey’ll also emulate their heroes’ moves on two climbing walls that David installed in the home—one in the backyard and one in the basement.\n\nLike the professional climbers the boys look up to, they’ve set their sights high.\n\n“I want to climb Mount Ranier and Mount Whitney in California, and maybe Devil’s Bedstead too,” Thijs said.\n\nCody broke into a wide smile while contemplating his “goal” peak.\n\n“Denali is my dream,” he said.\n\nCody: “Don’t go close to a cliff when it’s warm out. And a good tip is don’t think about height—just do it.”\n\nThijs: “If someone wants to climb a mountain but they’re scared, maybe they should start on a little hill and practice on that, and once they’ve done it enough and think it’s pretty easy, they can move on to something a little harder.”"
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"Doctors and Nurses at Alex Ekwueme Federal University Teaching Hospital Abakaliki, Ebonyi State (AE-FUTHA) are battling to save the life of an SS1 student, Ikechukwu Oke who was hospitalized after observing 41-days dry fasting in attempt to rewrite family history.\n\nHe had severally complained of hardship in the family and sort assistance from government and private individuals but to no avail.\n\nHe hawks sachet water otherwise known as pure water and gala in Onitsha Anambra after every academic term in the school calendar, to raise his school fees; and decided to embark on 41-days praying and fasting to seek God’s intervention.\n\nThe 19 year old student of Ishieke Secondary School, Ebonyi local government area of the state, who hails from Ohataekwe in Umuezeokaoha community, Ezza North local government area, collapsed at the weekend after the 41-days praying and fasting which he observed on a mountain in Abakaliki metropolis.\n\nOke had sneaked to the mountain to commence the dry fasting on 23rd July, without informing his mother and elder brother, Obinna Oke, who lives with him in Ishieke.\n\nSome of his prayer colleagues however hurriedly carried him to the elder brother who consulted a patent medicine dealer who administered drip and some drugs in an attempt to revive him.\n\nA former House of Rep member in the state and an old boy, of Ishieke secondary school, Peter Edeh, who was not satisfied with the treatment, mobilized people to take him to Alex Ekwueme Federal University Teaching Hospital Abakaliki (AE-FUTHA) for proper medicalbm attention.\n\nEdeh said “He is unable to speak, but arrangements have been made to take him to hospital. His mother, a widow, is with him now. On a notepad beside him, he listed some of his problems which include constant spiritual attacks, family afflictions, and other academic and financial problems.”\n\nSunday Telegraph traced Oke to the Accident and Emergency Unit of the AE-FUTHA where he was being examined by a medical doctor.\n\nOur correspondent was unable to speak with him as Doctors prevented him from making contact with Oke.\n\nBut his elder brother, Obinna Oke said nobody was aware of the boy’s action, describing it as shocking and bizarre.\n\nHe noted that he wouldn’t have allowed his brother to embark on such “suicidal mission”.\n\nHe said: “Ikechukwu is my younger brother. He is a healthy persons and does not suffer any ailment. He lives with me in Ishieke where I do mechanic, he told me that he would like to visit our mother in the village and assist her in her farm activities since school had closed for the term. It was in July that he said this to me and that he will visit our sister in Onitsha Anambra State after helping our mother in the village. He promised to return to me and then left. He has no phone as to enable me to know how he was doing. I decided to go to our village and check on him. When I asked of him, I was told he has gone to Anambra State.\n\n“While I was working in my site at Ishieke, people came to me and said that my brother Ikechukwu has been brought back home and that he was dying. I asked who carried him home and I was told it was two persons who said that they went for prayers at a mountain in Abakaliki and he collapsed, they said he did 41 days fasting and prayer without tasting anything. They told me that on the last day of the prayer, he collapsed and they decided to carry him home after inquiring where he comes from.\n\n“I asked him why he decided to do that type of fasting and prayer without telling me because he is supposed to be taking water or fruit during such long fasting. He said there was no cause for alarm and that he decided to do the dry fasting because of our condition which he had severally complained have gone worst”.\n\nOke disclosed that his brother wanted to become a Reverend Father, but there is no one to assist him which was why he put him in secondary school so as to join Junior Seminary School after graduation to know if he can actualize his ambition.\n\nOn her part, Oke’s mother, Elizabeth Oke said “Ikechukwu Oke is my 5th Son, my husband died in 1996. Ikechukwu’s elder brother my first son, took him from me to assist in training him since their father is no more and things became difficult for us.\n\n“He was enrolled into school by the elder brother. After school closes in any academic session, Ikechukwu always visit me to work for me.\n\nAfter assisting me in the village, he will move to Onitsha Anambra State where one of his sisters is living. The sister, who is one of my daughters, was adopted by someone and have been in Onitsha. So, Ikechukwu usually go there to live with them and hawk water (pure water) and gala to raise money for his school fees. After hawking the water and gala, he usually comes back to me to inform me that he has returned from Onistha for his studies.\n\n“He had returned for this term and told me that he wants to go to Ishieke to see his elder brother he is living with. He told me that he will still come back to me after seeing him so as to harvest cassava in our farm to process Garri (food) he will take back to school for his feeding. He left his brother after his visit and his brother thought that he h gone back to see me not knowing he went for dry fasting and prayer at a mountain in Abakaliki.\n\n“His brother decided to come to home after expecting him and asked me where Ikechukwu is, whether he was no longer harvesting the cassava for food processing.\n\nI didn’t know he was going for 41 days dry fasting, nobody knew it because we wouldn’t allow him to do such long fasting though he has been doing fasting and prayer but this one is the longest.\n\n“So, people brought Ikechukwu to the hospital and he was dying, they alerted me in the village and I trekked long distance under heavy downpour to come and see him in the hospital. When he was revived in the hospital, I asked him why he did such fasting without our consent and he said we will not allow him to do it if he had informed us. He lamented that things were becoming more difficult for us and he had to do the dry fasting for God’s intervention.\n\n“We are actually suffering; we started suffering immediately I lost their father. Things are very difficult for us, nobody ask whether we exist or not. I usually serve men building houses, I serve as a laboiurer and they pay me N1,400 daily from which I have been using to carter for my children. I almost lost one of my hands while doing this tedious job, it is a hard job. My son, Ikechukwu’s elder brother told me to stop the work but I don’t have means of survival.\n\n“Ikechukwu always complain of our condition and always do fasting and prayer for it. He usually complains that we are not moving forward, no improvement in our poor condition. He started this his prayer in stage when he was 11 years old. We are all Catholics and Ikechukwu belongs to Charism organization in the church, he belongs to various prayer groups in the church while belong to organization. We are all committed in the things of God and we have been begging him to have mercy on us and change our story”.",
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He opened the colloquium by expressing his appreciation for the Stamps Fellowship and the academically diverse community of Stamps scholars with whom he had the opportunity to connect.\n\n“I was lucky to be part of this group,” Hwa said. “Receiving this scholarship has greatly changed my college learning experience. The return of this community encourages me to hold such events. ”\n\nNatasha Pilkauskas, Associate Professor of Public Policy, presented a speech entitled “Remittances and Children” about his revolutionary ideas for ending child poverty. 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"As Jews continue to try to leave Syria, the government, afraid that its Jews would escape and join the Israeli army, intensify surveillance. Everyone, young and old, is suspected of being a spy for Israel. By the mid-1960s, 150 security agents were stationed in the Jewish quarter in Damascus, one for every 20 Jews. In 1964, Jews are also prohibited from traveling more than 3 miles from their homes, trapping them in harsh conditions.\n\n“We can’t move from town to town, to village to village. We have to take visa to go to Damascus. We can’t buy. We can’t import, we can’t export. We don’t have driver license. If you can’t move, how you do business?” – Jack Chakalo, Episode 7"
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