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Episodes: 6 of 6
Original Title: Rectify
Country, Channel: USA, SundanceTV
Release Date: July 09, 2015
Genres: Drama
Creators: Ray McKinnon
Directors: Stephen Gyllenhaal
Cast: Aden Young, Abigail Spencer, J. Smith-Cameron, Adelaide Clemens, J.D. Evermore, Michael O'Neill, Clayne Crawford, Luke Kirby, Bruce McKinnon, Jake Austin Walker, Johnny Ray Gill, Jayson Warner Smith, Sean Bridgers, Hal Holbrook, Stuart Greer
Awards: 1 win & 10 nominations.
Language: English
Runtime: 45 min
Daniel Holden continues to fight for a return to normal life in Rectify season 3. The plea deal takes effect after the announcement of the judge. Her terms are very hard for Daniel – he's forced to leave his hometown within 30 days. But it is a guarantee that the new charges will not be brought forward. Meanwhile, Daniel learns from Teddy about the miscarriage of Tawney. He also says Daniel to stay away from his wife. Otherwise, Teddy is ready to present new charges against him. Tawney confesses to her therapist that she was relieved when found out about miscarriage …
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"By photographing film scenes, Dorothee von Rechenberg creates her very own dense narratives. She immobilizes the film scenes and decomposes them into single pieces. In a postproduction like manner she overlays the film scenes with others and creates her own narration and film stories. The photographic images, emerged from the described process, play with our concepts of films as well as with film history. They merge to some kind of a cinematic memory – and are characterized by their outstanding precision and density of atmosphere."
Bernadette Hauert, department of cultural affairs, canton of Baselland 2015
Series: from the series "les couleurs de la nuit"
Signature: signed on a seperate label on the back
Image rights: ©Dorothee von Rechenberg
2015/16, Gallery Monika Wertheimer, Oberwil/Basel (CH)
2016, Photobastei (mit Galerie Monika Wertheimer), Zurich (CH)
2016/17, Prix Photoforum PasquArt, Biel/Bienne (CH)
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About Dorothee von Rechenberg
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WIRED Innovation Fellow, Biological Architect, Creative Director, Speaker
An inaugural WIRED Innovation Fellow, Rachel Wingfield is the co-founder and Creative Director of Loop.ph, the spatial laboratory that investigates responsive environments inspired by the study of living systems. Wingfield speculates on near and far future scenarios that explore emerging biological and technological futures by crafting space, technology and living materials into visionary experiences and environments.
A frontierswoman for a new field where designers intervene at an urban scale and develops collaborative tools for public engagement and multidisciplinary practices. Wingfield consults on creative strategies and speculative futures for business and the public sector, and gives provocative talks around the world.
Wingfield helps companies identify the key insights that could impact their business and develop 'brand fictions' to probe into possible futures. Her work can be found in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), NY, the V&A Museum, London, Fosters Private Art Collection, Geneva and the Bloomberg Collection, London.
- Wired, U.K
- Next Berlin, Germany
- KIKK Festival, Belgium
- Instint U.S
- Parsons School of Design, U.S
- Unilever
- Swarovski
- Lexus Hybrid
- Audi Design Foundation
- Belvedere RED
- Medical Research Council
- The Mitochondrial Biology Unit
- The Centre of the Cell
- Creative Partnerships
- The Shoreditch Trust
Rachel Wingfield presents Loop.ph's Archilace at This Happened, London
The Chronarium - a project by Rachel Wingfield. A public sleep lab offering restorative sleep in smart sleep pods as an antidote to always-on city living.
Rachel Wingfield featured in Wired magazine (click image to access the article)
Rachel Wingfield give a talk at Instint 2015
The Horticultural Spa - a project by Rachel Wingfield/Loop.ph
Rachel Wingfield speaks at KIKK Festival
Velo02 in Taipei is a dynamic installation of light that highlights the link between active and healthy cities.
Osmos - a project by Rachel Wingfield
Rachel Wingfield collaborated with Lucy McRae to create Dream a Little Crazy music video, commissioned by Australian pop group Architecture in Helsinki.
SOL Dome by Rachel Wingfield's studio Loop.ph
Luminous Lace at Kensington Palace by Rachel Wingfield's studio Loop.ph
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The Ugly:Watch the high sugars here. Has natural and artificial flavors. This food has added sugars.
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I am an apricot almond chai bar with nothing to hide. I am a good source fiber and Omega 3, made with many low-GI ingredients, non-GMO, dairy and casein free, low sodium with no transfats or cholesterol and certified gluten free and Kosher Parve. And not to brag, but I taste really good."Read what everyone is saying about our products, and share what you think!
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- Serving Size: 1 Bar (40 g), Servings per Container: 1, Amount Per Serving % Daily Value, Calories: 160 , Calories from Fat: 50 , Total Fat: 6 g, 9%, Saturated Fat: 0.5 g, 3%, Trans Fat: 0 g, Polyunsaturated Fat 1.5 g, Monounsaturated Fat 3.5 g, Cholesterol: 0 mg, 0%, Sodium: 55 mg, 2%, Total Carbohydrate: s 26 g, 9%, Dietary Fiber: 3 g, Soluble Fiber 0 g, Sugars: 12 g, Protein 3 g, Vitamin A 15%, Vitamin C 4%, Calcium 6%, Iron 6%, Vitamin E 10%,


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Safe Vault
Safe Vault app allows you save sensitive data like passwords in your Android phone using AES cryptography.
Developer: RedRabbit Interactive
Category: Productivity
Latest version: 1.1.6
Total versions: 2
Submitted: 21 Nov 2010
Updated: 21 Nov 2010
DescriptionSafe Vault is a simple application that will let you save sensitive data like web/mail passwords in your phone without worrying about have it leaked if someone take your phone or stole it. The application uses the Advanced Encrypted Standard (AES) the same cryptography used by US Army to encrypt their data.
Description in Portuguese:
O Safe Vault é a aplicação mais simples e eficiente para manter seus dados seguros em seu telefone. Usando o algoritmo de proteção Advanced Encrypt Standard (AES) o mesmo utilizado pelas forças Armadas Americanas, com toda certeza seus dados vão estar seguros. Salve senhas de sites, notas pessoais e bancárias sem medo.
Safe Vault 1.1.6 seem to be the latest available version. Below you can find file(s) assigned to this version:
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Description/changelog of Safe Vault 1.1.6:This version is available in two interfaces: English and Brazilian Portuguese languages.
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Dodge's performance-oriented vehicles certainly have road manners, we wouldn't
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we mean that as a compliment.
Vehicles like the 2015 Dodge Durango offer a smooth and quiet ride for being such large crossovers -- not to mention a high-tech cabin and premium V8 power -- but it's too rugged, too muscular and too wild to sit through high tea. This is a hauler you can get dirty and still not be embarrassed to take downtown. If you have a big personality and some big requirements of your SUV, the new Durango just might be the rough and tough seven-passenger hauler for you.
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Zen-O lite | GCE's new lightweight Portable Oxygen ConcentratorPublished on 12 July 2017 by Emma Axbacke
Zen-O lite portable oxygen concentrator from GCE Healthcare is now available from your local distributor or home oxygen provider. Zen-O lite is designed to help people with respiratory disorders such as COPD, to gain greater freedom of movement and live more actively.
Zen-O lite weighs only 2.5 kg and is specially designed for users with an active lifestyle who require long-term oxygen treatment (LTOT). The device is well-suited for everyday use and is very compact and easy to use, yet robust enough to deliver up to 1 050 ml of oxygen per minute in pulse mode.
For patients who need more oxygen, there's the Zen-OTM, which was launched in January 2016. It has a higher output of 2litres of oxygen per minute and is also portable at 4.66kg (10lbs).
Mike Galvin, Managing Director of GCE Healthcare, said: "The Zen-O Lite™ extends our homecare product range to provide more choice and freedom for patients with respiratory disorders. Zen-O Lite™ is one of the lightest and quietest portable oxygen devices on the market and will help patients who are more active to continue to be mobile and do the activities they love."
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Hydro Québec gives $3.9M to Concordia
Will fund study of sustainable energy, smart-grid security
A $3.9-million gift from Hydro Québec will support research in Concordia University's engineering and computer science faculty into sustainable energy and smartgrid security, and underwrite several dozen merit-based student awards.
The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)/Hydro- Québec/ Thales Senior Industrial Research Chair in Smart Grid Security, the first of its kind in Canada, will oversee Concordia researchers at work on protecting the province's power grid from cyberattacks. Mourad Debbabi, associate dean of Research and Graduate Studies and professor at the Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering, holds the chair.
The gift, announced Thursday at the university, will also support the NSERC/Hydro- Québec Senior Industrial Research Chair in Design and Performance of Small Electrical Machines. Pragasen Pillay, the professor of electrical and computer engineering who holds the chair, explained that his research focuses on "special machines for electric vehicles as well as renewable energy technologies, mainly targeting remote communities but also for use in urban environments during emergencies when powerful loads are required."
Andreas Athienitis, professor of building engineering, holds the NSERC/Hydro-Québec Senior Industrial Research Chair in Optimized Operation and Energy Efficiency: Towards High Performance Buildings. "We are developing cross-disciplinary research to optimize performance and the integration of solar systems into both new and existing buildings," he said.
One third of the Hydro-Québec gift, $1.395 million, will support 68 scholarships over the next five years for undergraduate and graduate students in Concordia's engineering and computer science faculty, its arts and science faculty and the John Molson School of Business.
The utility has supported Concordia for more than 30 years, said Réal Laporte, president of Hydro Québec Innovation, équipement et services partagés, and president and CEO of Société d'énergie de la Baie James.
"With this new gift, we deepen our commitment to advancing scientific discovery through the great work being conducted by experts in their field at Concordia."


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|21 Nov 2012
Creating a new file in C: drive gives error 0x80070522
If I try to create a new file in C: drive, I get this error:
Error 0x80070522: A required privilege is not held by client.
I first noticed this error after doing a 'frugal' install of BackTrack 5R3 (Linux distribution) setup on C: using UNetbootin. I thought it must be preventing me from creating files so that they don't interfere with the Backtrack setup.
I ran the setup, but did not install BackTrack. And after that, I installed UNetbootin. Uninstalling removed newly-created 'frugal' install files and UNetbootin boot entry.
UNetbootin had changed permissions for C: (It seemed so). I tried to revert them manually by changing one permission from 'Applies to: Subfolders and filers' to 'Applies to: This folder, subfolders and files'.
On some forums (including Microsoft Answers), people were recommending to use takeown and cacls. That did not solve my problem. And the commands they suggested applied on all subfolders and files as well. I have no problem with subfolders.
The previous Owner was 'TrustedInstaller'. After using takeown, icacls and cacls, I could not revert the Owner back to TrustedInstaller, or to SYSTEM (as the owner of other partitions is 'SYSTEM') using command-line.
I have checked the permissions and the permissions for C: seem to be the same as for D: or E:, and they work fine.
And, yes, a point of note:
This error appears when I try to create a file by using Right-click > New > Text document. Or when I use notepad (or any other application) to save to C: drive. But, if I run notepad (or other applications) as administrator, the file is saved without error.
- System Restore does not solve the problem.
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It was perfectly normal for you not to be able to create a file in the root of C. It is setup that way by default. Administrative power is required (aka, Run as Administrator) to create file (folders can be made, however!) in the root of C.
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|22 Nov 2012
Oh God... I wish I knew that earlier.... I wasted days trying to fix a problem which wasn't a problem in the first place....
Thanks for your reply.
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So your solution is to turn off UAC? That is not a valid solution, in my opinion.
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Thank for you help
but when i use this setting (means turn off the uac) to my win 10pro x64 pc it will off microsoft edge
please guide me.
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Windows 7 Home Premium x64
The question is, do you really need to create a file in the root C: directory? You can probably create it in another folder if it's a text file or image or something. I can understand if there is a direct need to create in C: but if there isn't then there's no point in going through all this.
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American PharaohA feature-length documentary about the Egyptian National Soccer team and their bid to reach the 2014 World Cup.
The LineA documentary that chronicles the lives of 4 people across the country living at or below the poverty line. The film's intention is to help demystify the stereotypes of those living in poverty.
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Metal of Honor - The Ironworkers of 9/11A feature-length documentary about the structural ironworkers of Local 40 who helped in the rescue and recovery efforts on 9/11.
Inside 9/11 Part IIAn Emmy-nominated four-part mini-series that follows the movements of the terrorists on September 11, 2001.
Peter Sutcliffe - The Yorkshire RipperThis documentary exams Peter Sutcliffe's childhood, his murders, the investigation, and ultimately his conviction.
Nature's Fury: New England's Killer HurricaneIn 1938 a rare hurricane hit the shoreline of New England. This documentary tells the story of the terror the storm inflicted all along the coast.
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Home > Watches > Oris
In 1904 the Oris watch factory is founded by Paul Cattin and Georges Christian at Hölstein, Switzerland.
The legendary pointer calendar entered production in 1938, marking a milestone in the history of Oris. Since then, the pointer calendar has always been included in the Oris collection.
Oris established a good name for quality alarm clocks. For the first time in 1949, the company introduced an alarm clock which needs to be wound once every eight days. Even today, these timepieces still remain in use.
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Let's start with the book's title and your cover image. How did you choose each? And, if I asked you to describe or sum up your book, what three words immediately come to mind?
The title is from one of the poems. I think many poets, good writers in general, are holy fools, able to take the most difficult realities (love, loss, frustration, regret, anger, despair, joy, etc.) and live with them in their raw state long enough to observe and document, without losing the depth of feeling. The fool in literature is a word twister, disguising truth as humor, working the dangerous space between what one wants to know and what one needs to know.
Let me say, though, that I am not there yet. Holy fool is a goal, not a description of me.
The image is a photo by my husband, Curtis Wells. His photographs often capture the moment when a commonplace image inspires questions about how we think about what we see.
What were you trying to achieve with your book? Tell us about the world you were trying to create, and who lives in it.
The poems in this book were written over a long time, through many challenges. I hoped that they had enough universality to give a reader a sense that we are all in this together.
Can you describe your writing practice or process for this collection? Do you have a favorite revision strategy?
Since the poems were created over many years, the process changed. Some years there was lots of time to work on poetry, some years very little. I sit and write at the computer (used to be typewriter). I stopped writing in longhand when I learned to type. Junior high, 1950-something. The speed of the typewriter was thrilling, and so is the computer. I spew, then revise ad nauseam. Revision is the real work. I have peers who help weed out the sloppy, sentimental or pompous stuff, and I try to channel them when I start revising.
How did you order the poems in the collection? Do you have a specific method for arranging your poems or is it sort of haphazard, like you lay the pages out on the floor and see what order you pick them back up in?
Putting a manuscript together, choosing the poems, ordering them was so stressful it sent me back into therapy. Some days I threw all of them (hundreds) on the floor and made up some weird test like choosing what fell together, or choosing all the ones that fell face up, or face down. Slowly, I gave in to the reality that there were themes and objectives, that many were just not ready, that some were better than others, and became able to make choices that made sense, for better or worse. There is a vague chronology in it.
What do you love to find in a poem you read, or love to craft into a poem you're writing?
A reason for it to be. A thought I haven't thought. A surprise, or a warmth that makes me feel I belong in the world.
Can you share an excerpt from your book? And tell us why you chose this poem for us to read – did it galvanize the writing of the rest of the collection? Is it your book's heart? Is it the first or last poem you wrote for the book?
This is the first poem in the book. I wrote it years ago, but it has been republished a couple of times and people seem to like it.
I Keep Losing Things
I keep losing things
car keys, hats, paper cups
places on the page
I keep losing the sense of purpose
that propels me to the ends of sentences
I have lost the state of grace that comes
to those who know the plumber's number
or the limits of anticipation
I keep finding things that look like
reasons to continue looking
details masquerading as philosophy
I remember that these make a lie
but forget how many times
I've learned the lesson
This is also from the first section:
Jamaica Bay, 1953
Our road had not yet
given up its secret.
We could drive away
from the new six-story boxes
that grew in empty lots
where once only shorebirds lived,
and old cars died
away from the river
to the creek
where shanties held
damp mysteries in patchwork shingles
we could sit beside the speckled dunes
and wait for the murmuring tide.
We let our fingers drag behind the rowboat
swirling slips of marsh grass
trying to spell our names.
Our names washing out to sea,
and soon the smiles of our young parents
erased by hospitals and surgeons.
But not quite yet, there is, for now
the sunlit island so small our jumpings
make it bounce--and we are jumping
loping side-wise after horseshoe crabs
tossing bits of crusty sandwich to the gulls.
I float beneath the cloudless ancient sky
seaweed woven to a wreath around each wrist.
My eyelids droop and close, I have no fear
of water, nor of solitude.
I have yet to learn how small I am
how little I can do.
If you had to convince someone walking by you in the park to read your book right then and there, what would you say?
"Do me a favor, read this."
For you, what is it to be a poet? What scares you most about being a writer? Gives you the most pleasure?
It is hard work. I am driven to write, always have been. I have turned my back on it many times, only to find I was more miserable not doing it than doing it. I have had to learn that I write for me, that I am never going to be a great poet, but I can live with being pretty good. Some people like my work; they tell me it speaks to them, and that is a help.
Are there other types of writing (dictionaries, romance novels, comics, science textbooks, etc.) that help you to write poetry?
I read nonstop most of childhood. I loved reading the dictionary, the encyclopedia, anything that I could get away with that kept me from homework. I love the dictionary; it is my favorite tool. Often when a word is not right, but I can't find another, so I go to the dictionary to find all the secondary meanings and etymology. That sometimes leads me to the meaning that the wrong word was looking for, and I can find the right word.
What are you working on now?
Poems, very slowly, about whatever comes up at the moment I am writing. I don't have much time, so there is only process now, with no intention of doing anything with it.
What book are you reading that we should also be reading?
I read junk to relax. Well-written junk, like good mysteries, but nothing to inspire anything—unless I go through with a plan to commit the perfect murder on some of my poems.
Without stopping to think, write a list of five poets whose work you would tattoo on your body, or at least write in permanent marker on your clothing, to take with you at all times.
Whitman, Dickenson, e.e. cummings, Rexroth, Li Po
What's a question you wish I asked? (And how would you answer it?)
Q: How do you keep going?
A: I don't know.
Purchase The Fool Sings from Rain Chain Press.
Weslea Sidon is a poet and musician who lives in Seal Cove, Maine, with her husband, cats, and big plans to finish the garden. Her poems and prose have appeared in many literary magazines, a few anthologies and a few newspapers. Weslea teaches guitar, and has taught poetry and creative writing to children age 10-16 at Summer Festival of the Arts since 1989. She was awarded the Martin Dibner Fellowship in Poetry in 2002. The Fool Sings, her first full-length book, was released by Rain Chain Press on July 1, 2014.
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🐶 Dog Face
The face of a dog, showing both eyes, both ears, nose and mouth. Shows the face of a dog smiling, with eyes open and tongue hanging out.
Dog breed varies by vendor, though most display white and/or brown fur. Also available as an Animoji on iOS.
Dog Face was approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015.
Also Known As
- 🐶 Dog
- 🐶 Puppy
Apple Name
🐶 Dog Face
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.GP3 File
File extension:
File type:
CCITT Group 3 File
Notes about the GP3 file extension:
Incorrect file associations could be the result of underlying issues within your PC system. As such it is highly recommended to scan your PC for invalid registry entries, unused processes and other unfavourable system settings to identify slowdown issues.
The GP3 file type is primarily associated with 'CCITT Group 3 File'. (fax)
Detailed information for file extension GP3:
Primary association:
CCITT Group 3 File
Other applications associated with file type GP3:
Guitar Pro
(Ver. 3 Tablature)
Arobas Music
Guitar Pro is a multitrack tablature editor for guitar, banjo and bass. Besides writing scores, Guitar Pro is also a tool to allow users to track progress, compose, or simply accompany themselves. The identifying characters used for this association are - Hex: 18 46 49 43 48 49 45 52 20 47 55 49 54 41 52 20 50 52 4F 20 76 33 2E , ASCII: .FICHIER.GUITAR.PRO.v3
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ProgramID: CAMtasticPowerPlaneLayer3GerberData
EXEFile: %ProgramFiles%\Altium\Dxp.exe %1
ProgramID: GuitarPro.Tablature
EXEFile: %ProgramFiles%\GUITAR~1\GP4.exe %1
ProgramID: Guitar Pro 3 Tablature
EXEFile: %ProgramFiles%\Guitar Pro 5\GP5.exe
ProgramID: CAMtasticPowerPlaneLayer3GerberData
EXEFile: %ProgramFiles%\Dxp.exe
ProgramID: GuitarPro.Tablature
EXEFile: %ProgramFiles%\GUITAR~1\GP3Demo.exe
ProgramID: Harmony_Assistant_File
EXEFile: %ProgramFiles%\Harmony Assistant\harmony.exe
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MILTON – David Reginald Barnier, 63, died Friday, Dec. 25, 2015 at his home in Milton with his loving family by his side and following a courageous battle with cancer. David was born Dec. 10, 1952 in Burlington, the son of Reginald and Shirley (Blair) Barnier. Following his graduation from Burlington High School in 1970, David served his country with the U.S. Army in Germany during the Vietnam War. On June 15, 1974, he married Catherine (Catie) Beauregard in St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Burlington. Dave worked for Lane Press for more than 28 years, and from there, he...Read More


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Five things for pharma marketers to know: Wednesday, August 16, 2017
1. FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb said prescription drug manufacturers are "gaming the system" when it comes to generic competition, in order to protect the high prices of brand-name drugs. (USA Today)
2. President Trump's criticism of Merck and the industry's drug pricing practices did little to worry investors. The Nasdaq Biotech Index rose by 1%, while Merck inched up half a point on Tuesday. (Endpoints News)
3. Doctors are increasingly supportive of a single-payer health system, more so than they were in 2008, according to a new survey. The primary reason is the administrative hassle associated with billing and paperwork. (Kaiser Health News)
4. The state of South Carolina sued Purdue Pharma, accusing the drugmaker of using deceptive marketing tactics to sell opioids. (WSJ)
5. ICYMI: Goldman Sachs reportedly suggested that Amazon might partner with a PBM to gain entry into the pharmacy market. One challenge is that Amazon's customer base skews younger — and healthier — than the people who are most likely to take prescription drugs. (CNBC)


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Biophysics is a broad field, ranging from fundamental studies of macromolecules or cells, through the design of state of the art diagnostic or medical tools. A number of AEP research groups are pushing the limits in biophysical studies by developing instruments that provide new insight into the physics that drives biological processes or developing new methods for manipulating biomolecules for biotechnological or biomedical applications.
AEP's biophysics research groups are highly interdisciplinary, including students and postdoctoral associates from fields such as applied physics, physics, biophysics, electrical engineering, chemistry, biochemistry, neurobiology and materials science, among others. All are involved in interdisciplinary collaborations with Cornell faculty, in Ithaca and at Weill Cornell Medical College, as well as with other groups worldwide. The AEP faculty are also invested in teaching the fundamentals of biophysics to those with an interest, but a background in other areas.
Research topics currently investigated encompass studies of biological activity across many length and time scales. The following representative examples indicate the broad scope of current research activities. In one group, instrumentation is being developed to permit imaging deep inside of living tissues. Another set of projects focuses on biological processes at the cellular level, including studies of how cells communicate (exocytosis, intracellular signaling, neurotransmitter release). State-of-the-art tools employed in this research include multiphoton and confocal microscopy, patch clamping, and optical tweezers. On the molecular level, both micro and nanofabrication techniques are employed to probe processes ranging from protein or RNA folding to DNA sequencing. Novel nanoscale structures are fabricated to create controlled environments for confining and manipulating macromolecules. Much of the Biophysics research relies on the presence of unique facilities and centers at Cornell, including the Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source, the Developmental Resource for Biophysical Imaging Opto-Electronics, the Cornell NanoScale Science & Technology Facility and the Cornell Nanobiotechnology Center.
For graduate students, support is available through fellowships from the National Institutes of Health Molecular Biophysics Training Grant, the Cornell Graduate Field of Biophysics, and the Keck Program in Cellular and Molecular Biophysics of Signal Transduction.
Biophysicists look at biological systems, ask how their structure and function are explained by the laws of physics, and then apply physical methods to understand biological structure and function. Research on molecular mechanisms of fundamental biological processes and of biomedical diagnostics is pushing the limits of physics. Several faculty members in the graduate field of applied physics and their research groups have strong research and teaching activities in biophysics. These groups have also developed interdisciplinary collaborations with Cornell faculty, both in Ithaca and at Weill Cornell Medical College, as well as with other groups worldwide.
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Having not long lived in Thailand, we were keen to explore the surrounding areas of Chiang Mai. A few friends from our school invited us to check out Bua Thong waterfalls (or Sticky waterfalls as they are more commonly known).
Another very scenic 1 hour's drive from the centre of Chiang Mai. We arrived at the waterfalls which were incredible I must say. Three tiers of the falls, all of which you can climb, hence their name! A little apprehensive, we didn't quite believe you could actually climb up a waterfall. The rocks looked really slippery, but you can climb right to the top and have a lovely view down the falls.
Climbing down was the hard part, and the scariest too, but all part of the fun! We climbed down further to the lowest of the 3 tiers, where there was a waterfall shower. Spend a few minutes under that, not only are you completely wet through but you've had an incredible back massage for free! We were spotted by a family from our school, which was a little awkward considering I was in a bikini and speaking to a guy we work with. Spend a few hours at the falls and you've got a great day out of central Chiang Mai, well worth the visit and it's free too!


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*This post was written in January, just before I was due with Jack. It's been sitting in my drafts since because I simply forgot about it! 9 1/2 months in to motherhood it's fun to look back & see what I thought about pregnancy then. I still feel the same about most things but, am so far past it now that it's sometimes hard to remember. I guess that will be a good thing when baby #2 comes around... and not any time soon, Lord willing! Enjoy!
It's officially the end of the road for this pregnancy. My first pregnancy & I am so anxious & excited to meet our baby boy! As much as I am ready to move onto the next chapter in our lives, and believe me I am ready, it's sort of bitter-sweet at the thought of no longer being pregnant. Sure I've had my share of "lows" but, for the most part I've had a pretty good pregnancy. So, here's some of my further thoughts on pregnancy in general...
Please note I'm talking about my experience & my experience only.
+ As stated above, for the most part this pregnancy hasn't been that bad. Sure there's down days but, as I'm learning with life in general, it's all about what you make of it.
+ To have been in a normal workout routine before I got pregnant would have made things much easier/better, I think. I've gained 40+ pounds with this pregnancy + was already a good 10-15 lbs over my normal weight when I got pregnant. Having the extra weight + pregnancy weight packed on over the last 9 months has really taken a toll on my body.
+ Pregnancy brain is a real thing! I remember feeling like an idiot in my first trimester, forgetting things & saying random stuff - it's funny now but, gosh I thought I was going crazy!... & it's come back in the third trimester also!
+ When people offer to help you or to do things for you, take them up on the offer! Even if you do feel like you can tackle whatever it is they're offering to help with on your own, let them help! 2 things are likely - 1, yes you can handle said task but, you might be worn out by the time you're done & 2, friends & family enjoy helping & doing - that's why they've offered! Don't push them away because the offer might not come again if you've turned them down.
+ Pregnancy brings on a lot new & different things.... your hormones are changing, your body is changing, heck, your LIFE is changing! There will be a lot of things that happen (to your body in particular) that your girlfriends fail to mention to you. Now, not everyone deals with the same types of symptoms but, there will definitely come a time where something happens to you that no one has mentioned yet, Baby Center, What To Expect & The Bump are all like "Oh yes... this is a very common ___ for expecting moms". Say whaaat!? Just be prepared for the unknown & unexpected.
+ There's something about seeing a pregnant woman that people, men & women, forget the simple manners they learned as a child and lose their filter! Things like "You're still pregnant!?" (at 6 months), "Don't take this the wrong way but, you look like you're going to pop!", "Are you ever going to have that baby!?" will be said. Just know that it's the lack of people having a filter or a brain so, don't take it personally!
+ Document this special time in your life! I've slacked the last few weeks of documenting things here on the blog but, I can't tell you how thankful I am to have all of these memories here - the good & the not-so-good & I plan on turning it into a book. Even if you don't blog, keep a diary on your computer & take pictures every other week or so. I have friends that do a round-up of pictures on Instagram every 4 weeks - it's adorable & a great memory saver! Whether it's your first pregnancy or your 4th, this time is special & you'll never have another time like it so, record it!!
+ Pamper yourself a bit! I haven't been the best at this (& I'm typically not when not pregnant) but, I vote that it's important to do so! Go get a pedi, a pre-natal massage... something/whatever you enjoy - go do it!
+ Having a helpful & supportive partner has been the only thing that has gotten me through some days. I haven't mentioned Matt much here on the blog but, I honestly cannot sing his praises enough! He has truly stepped up to the plate in more than just one or two ways - taking care of me, helping me tackle household chores (that I typically do + ones that He does), cooking meals, grocery shopping - that's just a few ways! I couldn't of made it through this last 9+ months without him & I know he's going to make one awesome Dad to Jack! I'm excited to see him in his new role & am so thankful that Jack has a man like him to look up to!
I'm curious... What are some of your thoughts on pregnancy?


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I hate to brag (sorry Shiloh), but, usually James gets home at about six, and we tag team the evening, giving me time to decompress before dinner/bath/bed.
However, this weekend, James was otherwise engaged, and it was just Edie and me. It was hard, like, hard, but nice too. Quiet. Focused. Edie went to sleep to sweetly, so peacefully, it made the hard parts seem nice after all.


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Lepidoptera flying in absolute freedom
Species from three major tropical areas can be observed at the Naturospace Butterfly House.
- Central or South America is the kingdom of magnificent purplish-blue butterflies belonging to the Morpho genus. Observing myriads of small multicoloured butterflies with outspread wings of the Heliconius genus is also effortless.
- Southeast Asia and the north of Australia harbour the largest tropical rainforest in the world after Amazonia. It is home to many butterfly species. Breeding farms in these areas send us the largest amount of butterflies you see in the Naturospace. You can observe very large butterflies of the Papilio genus, as well as peculiar leaf butterflies that excel at camouflaging themselves.
- Africa boasts especially varied forms of wildlife, with nearly 3000 species notably listed as belonging to the swallowtail family: Papilio butterflies. In the Madagascan region attached to it, many species are very distinctive. African species are quite rare at the Naturospace, yet are among our most beautiful such as certain butterflies belonging to the Graphium genus.
Every day during the Naturospace's opening season, butterflies originating from the Philippines, Malaysia, Costa Rica, Columbia, Tanzania or Madagascar come and exhibit their loveliest attire. More than 150 different species can be observed throughout the season. Their life expectancy ranges from one week to several months, which is why we have 300 to 600 chrysalises sent over from their native countries every week. One cannot possibly stay indifferent when observing them so closely, without any barriers, just foraging, dancing, chasing one another amid the flowers without ever being frightened. From May to September, butterfly farming in the Naturospace increases significantly. It is thus possible to discover many extraordinary caterpillars.
Did you know?
Butterflies can, through their presence or absence, help measure a forest's health. They act as indicators of the state of biodiversity.


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In January 2005 NYU Grad student Meera Subramanian, a journalism major, shadowed Ed Hale around for three weeks as a class assignment to write an article for her school paper. Read the article below:
Seek and Ye Shall Find: Ed Hale, Music, & the Meaning of It All Author: Meera Subramanian
Ed Hale is warming up over a steaming cup of Dunkin' Donuts decaf. He talks about, among other things, his weekly schedule (French language lessons one night, kickboxing classes another), his ambitions for a reality television show where he interviews a famous Bishop and other random people, his novel in progress entitled The Cosmos is Great and Large, Darn Right, ("like Huck Finn with superheroes"), and about the Army General's uniform that hangs in his closet. Dressed in black fitted jeans, a black DKNY shirt, and black boots, he slips easily into the New York City landscape, recently transplanted from his native Florida. His curly, shoulder-length brown hair is pushed back from his face with a pair of dark sunglasses, also DKNY, and his heavy-lidded blue eyes are eager as he talks about everything and everyone that gets him excited, punctuating his explorations with an easy laugh and expressive stretching out of words like "brilll-yant!" This is all on decaf, remember. But Ed Hale is, by profession, a rock musician. Lead singer of the band originally named Ed Hale and the Troubadours of Transcendence, shortened to Transcendence by fans that filled Miami venues. Singer-songwriter, guitar and keyboard player, Hale's sound is reminiscent of Bowie, U2, and the Beatles blended with a unique world-beat undercurrent. His music has been described by reviewers alternately as lush, original, bland, well-crafted, perverted, mildly entertaining, and hauntingly familiar yet futuristic. By no means a music critic, I hear good ole rock 'n' roll, heavy on guitars and drums, with a solid driving beat. A few of the tracks on Transcendence's third album, Nothing is Cohesive, which is being released this month, slow down more than usual and become a dreamy mix — love songs to Brazilian singer Caetano Veloso, or Hale's own sense of becoming.
Ed Hale is a work-in-progress, a man evolving. It's easy to forget that music is even Hale's first passion, what with all his talk about emerging consciousness and revolution. And money. And women. Oh, and religion too. Not necessarily in that order.
He says: "honestly, seriously, everyone thinks I'm thirty," but the faint lines on his high forehead and smile lines around his mouth reveal a few more years. He's old enough to have become established as a world renowned musician as well as in other more practical realms. "My non-capitalist days are behind me. I'm a capitalist," he says off-handedly. "I own companies." Was it four, or five that he mentioned? Vitamins. Real estate. A record company. "I believe in social responsibility," he says, but he drives around in a convertible BMW. "I dig that stuff. That's why we have America. It doesn't mean that you don't give." And he does give. One friend, Kerri Huckabee, remembers learning that Hale was sponsoring kids in need all over the world and cutting checks to numerous churches and charities each Christmas. "He didn't even mention it. He just does it. We go out to dinner and then drive around town looking for a homeless person to give the leftovers. And then Ed gives them money too. That's how he is."
Getting Radical
It was in this spirit that Hale sought out protest leaders of the anti-globalist movement when they arrived in Miami in 2003 to oppose the Free Trade Area of the Americas agreement. He'd watched the 1999 WTO protests on television and been inspired enough to write the song, "The Journey (A Call to Arms)" from the band's 2002 album Rise and Shine that he describes as a "wake-up call for his generation." He walked into the makeshift welcome center of the protest movement, where organizers from groups such as United for Peace and Justice, SmartMeme, and the Citizens Trade Council were scrambling with limited resources to organize thousands of people. "I'm wearing shiny pants and my hair's all coiffed," Hale recalls. "I said, 'I want to help you. What do you need?'" He offered the headquarters of TMG Records (one of his companies) for the week, located in one of the buildings he owns. They moved in and set up shop.
"I expect rock stars to be assholes," explained Patrick Reinsborough of San Francisco-based SmartMeme, "But Ed Hale was quite an angel, and he's got CDs! He sounds like Bono!" Hale set up the new Media Convergence Center for these total strangers with seven phone lines and Internet access on the spot. "We named the space Transcendence," said Reinsborough, "an incredible place of calm in the middle of a police state."
Hooked on street protest, Hale went costume shopping. An Army General's uniform seemed perfect, and when the Republican National Convention hit New York City, he tucked his long hair under a hat, painted a sign that said "Peace!" on one side and "World – We're Sorry!" on the other and stood silently, "acting like a fucking pissed off army guy" among the thousands that had gathered.
Getting Religion
Raised Catholic by his single mom as she moved him and his brother from town to town in pursuit of work, Hale said, "I lived sixteen towns before I was eleven." Now, he explains, "I'm not a believer but I like going to church." Church is just another place to soak up the nectar of life. "Most people write off religion. Sometimes I do and sometimes I don't. My soul believes in God, but I don't, ya know? It's weird."
His latest focus is the all-black Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem, where he recently inquired about membership, mainly to avoid having to stand in line with the other white people who come from all over the world to visit the house of worship listed in Frommer's guides in every language. Emerging from a recent service on a cold winter day, he sums it up: "It gives me juice."
Transcendent Television
But getting juiced up in Harlem isn't enough. When it comes down to it, Hale's better at squeezing his own juice than drinking up others'. An idea sprang out of his time with the protest organizers in Miami, where he was inspired to organize an impromptu roundtable discussion with all the activist leaders present. He found a filmmaker to record the session, with the idea of posting it on his website (www.transcendence.com) for fans to experience. Then he thought, why not do more of this? Why not take it to television?
For example, what would a rock singer and an Episcopalian Bishop have to talk about? Hale spent a year and a half getting the runaround before he finally landed an interview with the controversial Bishop John Shelby Spong (best-selling author of the book, Why Christians Must Change Or Die). With cameras rolling, Hale and the Bishop ended up talking for five hours in the study of Spong's New Jersey home, where they covered everything from the state of religion to Hale's personal theories. (Done with the "Age of Technology," Hale claims, the "Age of Personal Expression" is next, and with it will come complete human evolution, where mankind becomes humankind. "That's where we are now, the Personal Expression Age. But who am I to name an age?" he asks with a laugh, but it's not necessarily a rhetorical question.)
While the Spong interview was years in the making, Ed Hale is just as likely to have as intense a conversation for just as long at, say, a café on the Upper West Side on a Sunday afternoon, where he recently befriended a Metropolitan Opera singer. Kevin Chap, CEO of Polar Productions, describes Hale as a "true social butterfly. It wears off on the people around him."
Chap and Hale are transforming the recorded interviews into a pilot for Transcendent Television, which Hale describes as reality TV meets talk show. Chap calls it: "A look at life from the other point of view."
Whether a studio like 20th Century Fox is willing to pick up a reality television show with people talking, as opposed to undergoing radical plastic surgery or eating worms, has yet to be determined. Chap said, "Ed likes to see the best in human nature. He wanted to bring the hopefulness of humanity back into reality television, but the reality TV business is not necessarily based on that concept. Would people rather watch a baby being born or a car accident? Unfortunately, it's usually the car accident. Transcendent Television is a brilliant idea though. We will see."
The Seeking Continues
But for all the flash that Hale portrays – the glossy albums with young naked women, the sunglasses after the sun's gone down, dropping up to a grand on clothing a week – Chap considers Hale "a stubborn headstrong artist" unwilling to sell out. In an Ink19 review of Rise and Shine, Transcendence's first album, Hale is accused of just the opposite: "Hale…seems to admit that his brand of cross-cultural consciousness is nothing more than a way to buy hipster credentials and corporate consumer satisfaction." But Chap contends, "Ed would rather take a loss than compromise his artistic concept." Whether he is more pure to art than image is hard to tell. "Prostituting my integrity to secure this false celebrity," he sings on "Bored" from the band's latest album, Nothing is cohesive.
But really, most people don't turn seeking into a lifelong quest. Most are quite content to do what needs to be done, settle down to quiet lives (Thoreau would say of quiet desperation) filled with simple pleasures and pastimes. When asked what the meaning of life is, they just shrug or refer to whatever particular religion they belong to for a convenient answer.
Maybe The Transcendence Diaries, Hale's online blog written under the rubric of The Adventures of Fishy is more honest than Hale intended, when he writes, "Still finding myself obsessed with a quiet secret subtle and almost constant gnawing at my insides about the unbearable sadness of how impermanent everything is. Our lifetimes are short here. I remind myself that it is up to me to find meaning while I am here. I try to live my life to its fullest and even then I cannot shake the deep underlying knowing that they are all just moments lived and then soon forgotten. Where is the meaning in that?"
Meera Subramanian is a grad student at NYU majoring in journalism. She lives in Brooklyn, New York. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Children's game "Rezinochka": rules
Rezinochka (Chinese hopper, also French hopper, whale, pinyin, pall .: tiao pizjin) is a children's game consisting of jumping through a narrow double rope or gum (after it was invented) stretched at different heights. In China, where the game takes its origin, and in many other countries, it is accompanied by the singing of special songs that set the rhythm of jumping and the order of their fulfillment.
Rezinochka is one of the most popular games for children aged 5 to 15 years. Therefore it is not surprising that the young generation jumps into rubber bands wherever possible: in school corridors at break, in the street in the yard or even at home, pulling an elastic band between two chairs.
Earlier it was difficult to get rubber bands, therefore, often enough as a game "inventory" was used regular linen gum, besides it could consist of even a few pieces of old gum that were connected with each other. Now in the store you can find an elastic band of any size and color, so the children's game has become even more accessible.
We decided to recall the long-forgotten rules of the beloved "rubber".
How many participants can play rubber?
As a rule, three or four people can jump into rubber bands, while the rubber should not be longer than four meters in length. A rubber band can play even one person or two, but in this case the elastic band clings to a pole or tree.
This game is suitable for a company of four people (for example, a couple for a couple) or even more, but then consider that someone will have to wait until the rubber band is released.
Basic rules of the game
Two players "pull" the rubber band on their feet. The third player jumps (does special exercises on the rubber) in turn at all levels. You can do it in another way: that is, one and the same exercise jump at once on several levels. You need to start from the first level, then go to the second level, then the third, and so on. When the exercise is done at the last level, you need to take the following.
Doing exercises on the rubber, you need to consider that it can not be stepped on, clinging to an elastic band or getting confused in an exercise. If a person makes a mistake, he becomes "in rubber", and the turn to jump passes to the next player. All these rules apply if three people participate in this game. With the participation of four people (that is, it turns out to be a couple game for a couple), if the player makes a mistake, then his partner can "jump" the level for him. But if the partner also makes mistakes, then the pair changes places, and it turns out that the stray pair becomes "in rubber."
Rules in detail
The optimal number of participants is three or four people, the minimum number is two (in that case one of the ends of the rubber band is used for fixing one of the legs - a pole, a bench, etc.). Two players, standing at a distance from each other, stretch the elastic band, fixing it around their feet at the ankle level, and forming a long rectangle - a double jumper. The third player, stepping into the middle of the rectangle, must jump in a certain order, pressing his legs, through one or both lines of the rubber band, performing various figures. In case of an error, if he touches the elastic band or accidentally comes on to it, the move goes to the next player, and the mistaken one takes his place "in the rubber band". When his turn comes, he begins to jump from the place where he lost his way.
After the participant passes all combinations, the elastic band is raised higher - to the level of the knees, then to the middle of the thigh, to the waist, etc. In Southeast Asia, children reach the holding of the eraser at the level of the underarms, neck and ears. There are also top positions when the elastic band is started to be held by fingers raised above the head.
The jumps are performed on two and on one leg, sideways or face to the elastic band, jumping over one or both lines or jumping on them, complicated by turns of 180 °, 360 ° or more, by crossing the legs of the rubber band and then "spreading" it during the jump, performing jumps standing with his back to the rubber band, without visual control. In traditional "rubber" it should be stretched parallel to the ground, however it can be pulled and diagonally, combining different levels of height.
If desired, you can jump in pairs, which requires synchronism and full coordination of movements. In the presence of a large number of participants, two or more pairs of players holding an elastic band can become in a circle, so that the tensioned elastics form a cross, intersecting in the center, or other figures.
The winner in the game is the one who passes all the agreed levels first.
8 levels of the game "Rezinochka"
The first level is the simplest - in this case the elastic band is located at the ankle level of the players.
The second level - the rubber is located at the level of the players' knees.
The third level - the elastic band should be at the level of the hips.
The fourth level - the elastic band is located directly on the belt.
The fifth level - the elastic band is located at the chest level.
The sixth level - the elastic band should be at the level of the underarms.
The seventh level - the elastic band is located at the neck level.
Eighth level is the most difficult, so not everyone is decided to "jump" it, but mention it is worth - in this case, the rubber band must be between the ears of the players.
Basic exercises in the game "Rezinochka"
Basic exercises in this children's game can be quite a lot, because there may be different versions of this game, and the players themselves are constantly adding something new to the "rubber band". We will dwell on several of them.
First, the person should stand standing sideways to the rubber. Then you need to jump first through one half of the rubber, then through the second, while the elastic should be between the legs. The end of the exercise: just jump out of the band.
First you need to face the rubber band. Next, we jump on the rubber band in such a way that each half of the rubber band is pressed with a foot, then we need to change our legs.
As in "pedestrians", we again face the rubber band. We jump on the first half of the rubber band in such a way that one foot presses it to the ground, and the second is under the elastic band. Then, holding the elastic band with your feet, we jump to the second half. At the end of the exercise we jump out of the band.
To do this exercise, first you need to twist the elastic band on the legs of players in such a way that it resembles a candy. The player becomes the center of this "candy". Next you need to jump, the elastic band should spin, and for the correct execution of the exercise the player will have to land with his feet on both halves of the rubber.
The starting position - as in the exercise "Bantik" and "Pedestrians", that is, face to the elastic band. Now jump to the nearest half of the gum in the same way as in the "Bantik" - one of your feet should press the rubber band to the ground, and the other is under it. Next, we jump over to the second half of the rubber band, changing the legs: now the first leg pressing the rubber band should be under it, and the second, on the contrary, on the elastic band. Then jump out of the gum. The whole exercise is repeated in the opposite direction.
"The handkerchief"
To begin the exercise, we face the elastic band. Next, we jump on the second half of the rubber band with two legs (the rubber band must be pressed to the ground with the feet). Check that when jumping the first half of the rubber band was hooked at the feet. The end of the exercise: jump outside the gum.
Rezinochka (Chinese hopper, also French hopper, whale, pinyin, pall .: tiao pizjin) is a children's game consisting of jumping through a narrow double rope or gum (after it was invented) stretched at different heights. In China, where the game takes its origin, and in many other countries, it is accompanied by the singing of special songs that set the rhythm of jumping and the order of their fulfillment. It is possible that the game in the UK came from Belgium, along with refugees from the First World War.
For the game requires a narrow segment of the so-called. The length of a few meters of lingerie with tied ends. You can also buy a more secure multi-colored rubber band, specially designed for this game.
In China, Japan and other Asian countries, the game is accompanied by singing special songs that set the rhythm of jumping. As they spread, in other countries they also come up with their own versions of the songs. For example, in England, children sang phrases "2, 4, 6, 8", "England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales. Inside, outside, turn around tails "and her options," Ice cream, soda, Pa-va-lo-va "and others.
In Vietnam, a similar game is also common, where two bamboo poles are used instead of rubber bands: two participants holding one end of bamboo sticks in each hand synchronously bring them together and bred parallel to the floor, gradually speeding up and complicating the rhythm - while the third must jump one or both sticks in the right order, adhering to a given rhythm.
We told you about the basic exercises that you can perform by jumping on the rubber bands. Of course, these exercises are very many, any child can even come up with some of his own. Playing rubber shoes benefits health - it refers to mobile children's games. If your child has not yet mastered the "wisdom" of this game, then now you have the opportunity to learn the basics together with him, after reading our article.
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Who's to blame for the defeat of the GOP health care plan?
Why, Obama, of course!
Obviously, the old cliche holds true. Who created a plan that insured tens of millions of Americans and gave them much more economic security? Who shepherded that plan through Congress? Who brought in stakeholders and got their buy-in? Who worked tirelessly to get Republican input, even though they ended up refusing to support a bill based on a Republican success story in Massachusetts? Who showed political savvy by making it a comprehensive, many-faceted effort that would difficult to undo? Who endured the pushback, both from a misinformed public and a Republican party that thought they could deny him a legacy? Who worked tirelessly to address problems that sprang up, from balky websites to Supreme Court challenges, with almost no support from a dysfunctional Congress? Who was, I hope, today sitting somewhere on a warm beach with a cold drink and a big grin on his face?
I think all Americans should take a moment this evening to silently say:
"Thanks, Obama."
Barack Obama wanted to do something no U.S. President had done: provide a universal health care system for a country that badly needed it. His ultimate success or failure is yet to be determined. But he got us much, much closer. We have a record low number of uninsured Americans in this country, according to Gallup. We have seen significant efforts to make health care more rational and efficient, even as costs continue to be too high. The ACA needs fixing, there is no doubt. The Republican plan was clearly not the correct fix. It would have made things much, much worse.
Whatever you think of Obama, it's clear that he accomplished all the things Trump has failed to do. He got a complex, difficult bill through Congress. He sold it to the public, at least enough to get 8 years of implementation... now it will be more than 8 years, apparently. He got his party unified in support of it, even at great political cost. He showed strength, toughness, and smarts. Have we seen that from the White House lately?
Trump is now saying he will let the current law fail and blame the Democrats. Well, besides the great compassion that shows for the American people, there are a couple questions that plan raises.
One--what if it doesn't fail? What if the states and the health care industry, realizing how royally screwed we all might be if incompetents and ideologues get their way, find a path to making the ACA work better, without the federal government's intervention? That actually would be a big win for conservative principles, although the conservatives might not realize it.
Secondly, what if it fails? We're in a situation now where Trumpcare is dead, and Obamacare could very possibly die from neglect and malpractice, with a Trump-led campaign of malign neglect from HHS. If this happens, many Americans will suffer, and their suffering will prolonged by a President who clearly doesn't understand the issues and doesn't really care to. Will the American people really blame Democrats, who passed health care reform and got it up and running? Or will they blame the party that can't shoot straight?
When Trump was bumbling through his presidential campaign, a lot of progressives said we were seeing the end of the Republican party. They said that Trump's defeat would split the GOP into two parts, the more traditional wing and the crazy Trump wing. It seems that even in victory, that split is happening, and the first casualty is governing. Trump's "art of the fail" has only clarified the divide among the Republicans. It's a little scary to contemplate where they'll go from here. It's even more scary to realize we all have to go with them.
In any case, what Republican senators once called "Obama's Waterloo" is still standing. It's too early to say that the attempt to repeal and replace the ACA was Trump's Waterloo, but one thing is for sure: Trump tried to take on Obama's legacy, and he got his ass thoroughly kicked.


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When traveling on assignment or on vacation, always do your homework before leaving and arrive a few days early to explore. The goal of travel photography, especially for editorial, is to capture the unique identity of a destination helping readers choose a vacation that best suits their needs and desires. This is virtually impossible if you never spend enough time in country to appreciate the culture and people.
Seen one bedouin, seen them all…
Pick up any travel guide to the middle east and look at the pictures of bedouins in different countries. Invariably, they begin to look all the same. Now, look at the souks without reading the captions. Can you tell whether they are in different countries or not? Often, the only defining photos are those of known monuments and special interest sites. If you want to be published regularly, it is your primary job to stand out from the crowd. This is accomplished by taking new perspectives on the required shots and truly insightful photos of the rest.
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The second goal of your research is to identify any and all unique aspects of the destination, culture and people. All your work in-country will be guided by this insight. What secondary monuments have rarely been shot? What are the people known for? What is their cultural and ethnic history? How do they differ from their neighbours? Is there a culinary specialty? What is the best hotel and what is the oldest? Who are the indigenous people? How is the political and religious climate? What other cultures have had a historical impact? How does music, art and dance figure into daily life and ceremonies?
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Using any of the general guides, you will already have a good feel for the country, its people and the culture. Make a first itinerary based on this information. This is your 'don't come home without these shots' list.
The obscure falls into two types of books: Herbert Ypma's "Hip Hotels" and a locally published specific country guide. Hip Hotels is my bible for hotels that must be seen. If one exists in the assignment country, I contact them immediately to set up a shoot date. Whether these photos end up in the assignment package or whether they remain for a future article, I can almost always find a market for this work.
Local guides exist for most countries written by a foreigner who for some reason has a passion for that country. They provide insider insight to every aspect and will always highlight places and activities missed in the general guides. They can often be hard to find but a quick search on Google and Amazon will invariably surface something. To know the subtle nuances of the people and their lives you will need at least one such guide.
With the obscure in hand, you can finalize your itinerary knowing that 95% of the work you will need to do has been accounted for. The last 5% happens in country once you have explored and gotten lost a few times. A future article will discuss how to maximize your in country experience and find those never seen shots.


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Well, the haze in Singapore has died down quite a bit, and with it all the uproar as well. Not before I succumbed to it though – went down with a high fever during the weekend, which was also the weekend of our soft launch in case any of you missed it. Alas, work comes first and I trudged through my duties in my heavily medicated and feverish state. I'm glad that I work with the people that I do however, they covered for me where I couldn't, and I'm eternally grateful for that. Everyone rolled up their sleeves, in what was a very eventful weekend.
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Well, the haze aside – we also had to deal with the fog of war during the launch. There were some uncertain factors that we had to react to in real time, and the team was on 24/7 alert during the soft launch. We're glad we managed to navigate through it, and to be honest, the adrenalin rush of the release and watching everyone be on the ball was definitely an experience worth being a part of.
If anyone is curious how the soft launch is doing, we're doing alright thankfully. The reviews and comments we've received from the players and the media have been encouraging to say the least, and our only hope is to do justice to the saga and to the fans of the genre. With that said, we haven't had the smoothest of launches, and there are a few things we need to iron out. For one, we could certainly do with more coverage!
While those who have tried the game can for the most part appreciate the depth of it, we do feel like we haven't been able to reach out to as many people as we can, given that most of our resources were put into making the game itself. We hope to one day see a community around the saga, but we'll need everyone's help to do it – so do tell your friends about Mercenaries and spread the good word!
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DANVILLE - A tradition that started in 1921, and brings people together from Danville and surrounding local towns in the Northeast Kingdom, lives on today.
The Danville Methodist Game Supper is the oldest in Vermont, and is always held exactly one week before Thanksgiving. The supper is being held at the United Methodist Church today where members of the community and beyond gather to enjoy the food they have hunted this season.
Dishes in tonight's Game Supper include venison, moose, bear, raccoon, beaver, rabbit, chicken, and wild turkey. Hunters and local farmers supply the meat for the supper.
Chief cook, Wayne Boyce has been a part of the supper since the 80's and said, "I've been doing this a very long time, and we've always had the support of the community."
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Is access to science (still) limited?
In the last decades, various efforts have been made to investigate and reduce the lack of diversity in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in order to establish equal access to science. By applying the human rights approach, questions arise whether STEM education at primary, secondary and post-secondary levels is equally accessible to everyone. Particularly, the Sustainable Development Goals passed by the UN in 2015, focus on the necessity of science education as a right to be promoted: Is the access to all forms of STEM (still) limited or open to all? What barriers and social mechanisms are still limiting the access to STEM? How can gender and diversity approaches be implemented in order to achieve inclusive and non-discriminatory scientific research and STEM education?
To address these questions critically and from different perspectives, the symposium gathers international scholars from various disciplines such as STEM education, educational research, human rights, as well as gender and diversity studies. The symposium will be accompanied by workshops on gender and diversity mentoring in higher education.
The project PROMISE (Promotion of Migrants in Science Education; 2005-2007) aimed at analysing barriers which hamper the access to STEM intersectionally, especially for female students and migrants. The project established a cooperation between migrants' countries of origin and countries of residence. Club Lise was developed in the framework of PROMISE as a mentoring program for female students and, thanks to the support of Think.ing, still remains active after 13 years. Amongst other aims, the symposium focuses on continuing and expanding the human rights approach to STEM education.