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SOURCE: Kraken Sonar Inc.
April 06, 2017 07:00 ET
ST. JOHN'S, NL and BREMEN, GERMANY--(Marketwired - April 06, 2017) - Kraken Sonar Inc. (Kraken) (TSX VENTURE: PNG) announced today that its subsidiary, Kraken Robotik GmbH in Bremen, Germany, has recently been awarded a contract to design and build a 6,000m rated 3D laser/optical imaging system for the prestigious Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) in Bremerhaven. Delivery is scheduled for June 2017.
The 3D smart camera system will be based on Kraken's recently announced SeaVision™ technology, but custom engineered and adapted to operate over extended periods under harsh deep-sea conditions. SeaVision™ is the world's first RGB underwater laser imaging system that offers the resolution, range and scan rate to deliver dense full colour 3D point cloud images of subsea infrastructure with millimetre accuracy in real time.
Dr. Jakob Schwendner, Managing Director of Kraken Robotik GmbH said, "This customized version of our SeaVision™ system offers compelling advantages for scientific applications both as an instrument as well as a sensor to support the safe operation of carrier systems. Compared to classical video survey methods, the resulting point cloud data can be used to quantitatively measure and compare biological and geological targets in unprecedented detail. As the data is generated in real-time, it can also be used as a navigation and obstacle avoidance sensor for autonomous systems, enabling automated data collection in difficult underwater scenarios."
ABOUT ALFRED WEGENER INSTITUTEFounded in 1980, and with over 1,000 employees, the Alfred Wegener Institute is one of the very few scientific institutions in the world that are equally active in the Arctic and Antarctic. As an internationally respected centre of expertise on polar and marine research, it coordinates German polar research efforts, while also conducting research in the North Sea and adjacent coastal regions in Germany. Combining innovative approaches, outstanding research infrastructure and years of expertise, the Alfred Wegener Institute explores nearly all aspects of the Earth system -- from the atmosphere to the ocean floor.
ABOUT KRAKEN SONAR INC.Kraken Sonar Inc. (TSX VENTURE: PNG) is a marine technology company, founded in 2012, that is dedicated to the production and sale of software-centric sensors and underwater robotic systems. The company is headquartered in St. John's, Newfoundland with offices in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia; Bremen, Germany; and Fairfax, Virginia. For more information, please visit www.krakensonar.com.
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SPOKANE, Wash. – Spokane County Sheriff's Office said an 18-year-old girl was found safe on Monday night.
SCSO was searching for an 18-year-old girl, Juliette Whitehead, who they said was vulnerable.
Whitehead walked out of Mead High School Monday afternoon, but did not arrive at her caregivers.
Officials said she recently turned 18 but functions at a 10-year-old level and has wanted to possibly go to the Tacoma/Gig Harbor area.
SCSO described Whitehead as an 18-year-old female, about 5'09" with a thin build and bleached brown (almost orange) short and spiky hair.

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Participants at a three-day international conference held recently at the Adeyemi College of Education (ACE), Ondo have called on the three tiers of government in Nigeria to urgently embark on the production of development agenda for coastal communities in the country.
Similarly, Multi-national and indigenous companies prospecting for oil, gas and other natural resourcesin the communities, were also prevailed upon to fulfill their social responsibility to the people of the areas, by embarking on projects that would have meaningful impact and add values to their lives.
The conference with the theme: ''Community, Trade and Religion in Coastal Yoruba Land'', which held from the 6th-8th December 2016, was attended by scholars from various tertiary institutions in Nigeria and overseas.
Resource persons who presented papers on various topics during the conference were drawn from fields of endeavours which include Sociology and Anthropology, Humanities, Arts and Science.
Harmonizing the positions of various speakers in a communiqué read at the end of the conference, a Professor of Humanities from the University of Texas at Austin, United State of America (USA), Toyin Falola decried what the participants observed as low level of socio/economic development of Yoruba coastal communities, in spite of its abundant natural resources, when compared with other parts of the country.
While attributing the development to long years of neglect, the University don stated that the participants noted that for the situation to be improved, there was need for government at Federal, State and Local Government levels, to place more attention on the provision of education, job creation and basic amenities such as good road, potable water and health facilities for the people of the communities.
Similarly, the communiqué also stressed the need for the government to take notice of aquatic nature and marine life of the people of the communities by embarking on programmes and policies that would suit their purpose and have direct impact on their lives.
Other statements contained in the communiqué include the need for government and other stakeholders to give adequate attention to environmental protection and degradation through massive investment in coastline development, enactment of legislation that would boost capacity of local fishermen, development of tourism, introduction of conflict resolution strategy, embarkingon accurate mapping of towns and settlements located in coastal communities as well as developmentof economic blueprint that would help in accelerating rapid transformation of the region by state government, where they are located.
Meanwhile, in a keynote address presented at the commencement of the conference, a University don, Prof. Toyin Falola lauded the initiative of the organizers and described the hosting of the conference as timely against the background of increased agitation and cry of marginalization coming from people living in coastal communities in various part of the country.
While commending the Management of Adeyemi College of Education (ACE) Ondo for blazing the trail in organizing the conference, Prof. Falola said the move would go a long way in advancing the frontier of knowledge and put an end to what he observed as neglect of Yoruba coastal community by Archaeologists as well as putting the history of Yoruba race in the right perspective.
The University don urged other tertiary institutions to emulate the step taken by ACE, adding that the move would help in promoting academic development, innovation and production of scholars that would make meaningful contributions to advancement of knowledge in the country.
In his remarks, the Provost of ACE, Prof. Olukoya Ogen, stated the conference was organized as part of effort by his administration to promote intellectual development and enhance human capacity in the institution.
He acknowledged support received from eminent personalities such as Prof. Toyin Falola, Dr. Insa Nolte from the University of Birmingham and other scholars from various tertiary institutions, who took partin the conference and assured that his administration would continue to organize programmes that would enrich academic development, and add values to lives of teaching and non-teaching staff and students in the college.
The three-day programme organizedby the College in collaboration with the University of Birmingham, European Research Council (ERC) and Osun State University, Oshogbo which took place at the New Centre for Educational Technology (CET) auditorium featured cultural display and presentationof papers by scholars from various institutions which include the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife; University of Lagos; Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye; Osun State University, Oshogbo and the University of Ibadan.
Other institutions include University of Oxford; Lagos State University, Ojo; Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso and Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo.
Resource persons who presented papers at the conference include former Vice-Chancellor Wesley University of Science and Technology (WUSTO), Prof. Tola Badejo; Dr. Binta Julia, Oxford University, Prof. Ayodeji Olukoju; Prof.Oladipo Olusola Olubomehin; Dr. Adeyemi–Suenu Adebowale and messrs Balogun Adeyemi and Omotayo Charles respectively.
Others who also made presentations were Messrs Mudasiru Moruff and Adewusi Adebayo; Dr. Olupayimo Dolapo Zaccheus, Dr. Gbade Ikuejube and O.A Funmilayo as well as Onipede Kayode Joseph, Ajishola Omojeje and Raliat Olusola Adu-Peters.
Also among the list of paper presenters include Rasheed Oluwafunminiyi and Mike Famiyesin as well as Igboin Benson Ohihon.


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This fall, instructors, students and researchers had the opportunity to share their ideas, experiences and latest GIS research at Esri Canada User Conferences in Vancouver and Halifax and the GIS in Education and Research Conference in Toronto.
GIS is used in a wide range of disciplines both for teaching and research at colleges and universities across Canada. For the past several years, special sessions at Esri Canada User Conferences and the biennial GIS in Education and Research Conference (GISEd) have provided members of the education community opportunities to share their work with the broader GIS community.
First held in 2013, GISEd creates opportunities for students, educators and researchers to network, share ideas and learn new skills. The third biennial conference (#GISEd2017) was held on October 11, 2017 at Hart House, University of Toronto, and was the largest conference yet with attendees from across the country.
The 2017 GIS in Education and Research Conference drew participants from across the country – Victoria to St. John's – from colleges, universities, K-12 schools, school boards and related organizations.
The day began with a plenary talk by Dr. Cynthia (Cindy) Brewer, developer of the ColorBrewer colour picker and author of Designing Better Maps: A Guide for GIS Users and Designed Maps: A Sourcebook for GIS Users. Participants then had a wealth of options: over 70 presentations in 11 different sessions ranging from spatial analysis and citizen science to historical GIS and geodesign; and 7 workshops run by Esri Canada staff.
GIS in Education sessions at Esri Canada User Conferences provide similar opportunities as the GISEd Conference, but on a smaller, more local scale. This year's sessions were held at the Vancouver and Halifax UCs and featured presentations from members of the ECCE at Simon Fraser University, Dalhousie University, University of New Brunswick, Centre of Geographic Sciences, Nova Scotia Community College, as well as Canada's 2017 Esri Young Scholar Emily Acheson, 2017 Esri Canada GIS Scholarship recipient Lorien Nesbitt, UBC's elementslab, and the Age Advantage Association of Nova Scotia. The presentations in Vancouver mainly focused on aspects of land use and urban design while the presentations in Halifax examined social issues and education challenges.
One of the challenges faced in the area of marine spatial planning when working with indigenous knowledge is how to define a space. From Knowledge to Data: The Challenges of Documenting Traditional Knowledge - Dr. Claudio Aporta, Associate Professor and Director of the Marine Affairs Program, Dalhousie University.
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Devorah continues to work at Intel Corp, though her office in Southern New Hampshire was moved to larger Intel campus in Hudson, MA . She still lives in New Hampshire and commutes to the office three days a week. Last year she had the privilege of attending the Grace Hopper Women in Computing conference in Houston.
Devorah graduated from Arizona State University with a BSEE in Computer Systems Engineering with Information Assurance concentration in December, 2013. She originally attended community college, earning a 3.5 GPA, and was then admitted into the ASU Engineering College's Honors program.
Devorah, from Arizona, has a stellar record of achievement. She was born in Moscow, lost her hearing at age one, and was taught in the Moscow Michaelian's School #30 for hard of hearing children. At the age of seventeen she immigrated to the United States, eventually becoming an American citizen. Despite having to learn a new language, she has flourished in this country. After getting married and having 4 children, she decided to go back to school to get her education while simultaneously taking care of her family.
Devorah has also been involved in multiple community activities, including being treasurer of her children's school's PTO and working as an intern at the Arizona Department of Water Resources. Her recommendations are superb, with comments such as that she is an "exceptional individual" and someone who "has tremendous potential to contribute to our society."


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Making a rainbow cake
For my daughter Stella' s 1st birthday we had a Unicorn & Rainbow Party and I made a rainbow cake! And I have to say of all the cakes I have made for my children's parties (OK this is only the third one) this was definitely the easiest and the most spectacular looking when served!!… Read More


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Homemade fan (USB fan DIY)!
To make a homemade fan, these are the things you need.
1) 1 USB port.
2) 1 150 RPM motor.
3) One empty plastic bottle.
4) A rectangular box.
5) A straw.
Let's get started,
Step 1:
Take a usb port and cut the side with micro usb port.
Step 2:
Now, you will see 5 small wires, each with a specific colour. Cut the green and white wire. You will be left with red and black wires.
Step 3:
Take your motor, if that looks something like the one below,
unscrew all the screws, only then you will get the speed you need. You will be left with the motor without the black portion.
If you have no extra stuff connected to the motor, then you are good to go. Now, put the wires of the motor in a straw.
Step 4:
Connect the "+" to the red of the USB and the "-" to the black of the USB. Solder the wires carefully.
Step 5:
Take a plastic bottle, and cut it as shown in the image below. Don't throw the bottle's cap yet, you need it to attach the propeller to the motor. Propeller? We are about to make it.
Step 6:
Cut that piece of bottle in such a way that, the cuts are perpendicular to the bottle's cap side. And then fold those partially cut pieces until you get the shape of the one present in the image below. That's our propeller.
Step 7:
Put a hole on the cap, in such a way that the motors rotor fits the hole perfectly. If not, apply some glue. Put the cap and motor setup back on the propeller we made. And put all that setup and stich it on a box or something which is convenient for the length of your propeller.
Step 8:
This is the final step, plug in the USB to your laptop or PC or plug it directly to your plug point through your phones charger or you can even connect it to your power bank.
It doesn't throw you away with the wind it blows;), but it surely serves you with a decent amount. The homemade fan.


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Kona Ice Franchise Awards & Testimonials
Testimonials »
"I expected a lot of help from Kona but my dreams of that have been far surpassed."
"With Kona, I have put more smiles on kid's faces and received more genuine thank you's in 8 months than I ever did in my 25 years in the consumer electronic business."
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|$117,125 - $135,925
Available Markets:
Canada: AB, BC, MB, NB, NT, NS, ON, PQ, SK, YT
United States: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY
Awards & Rankings
"I would have never imagined that I could practically pay off my entire year's royalty in one weekend. It never ceases to amaze me the amount of people that love coming up to the truck - there's always a line. And I never thought I'd be able to do this full time, but after just a year in the business, I was able to make Kona my full time job."
"I expected a lot of help from Kona but my dreams of that have been far surpassed."
"We practically paid off our yearly royalty in a 5 hour Sunday afternoon event."
"So happy we took this road in our lives. Kona has been a blessing to us and to the people with whom we've come into contact."
"With Kona, I have put more smiles on kid's faces and received more genuine thank you's in 8 months than I ever did in my 25 years in the consumer electronic business."
"The surprise with Kona is that it branded immediately. The kids were happy, the community is happy and of course, being a franchise owner, that makes you ecstatic."
"The Kona Ice truck is a wonderful sales tool. It was a lot easier to sell than I had imagined it would be. I have hardly ever had anyone turn me down when I asked them for their business. The truck basically sells itself!"
"This has been a game changer for my life, because it's given me experiences for my family. I wouldn't have a way of connecting with them from a work perspective. I'm very passionate about creating memories for my kids. This is a way of showing them another side of the world, not just fun and play, but hey let's go have fun and play and work with Kona. My family is proud of the business we've created here."
"Kona was everything we were looking for. It was colorful, it was exciting...people come up to the truck happy and go away happier."
"Thank you for dreaming this up, making it work, and offering it up to us lucky franchisees. Thank you for being there to solve problems, soothe fears and encourage innovations. Thank you for being family - people you can count on no matter what. I know that I can present any issue or idea and be taken seriously and compassionately...You will dream with me until we get to the next level."
"The fact that we have a nutritious and delicious product that's fortified with vitamins and meets all the federal guidelines for working in schools has been a game-changer for us. We're the only vendor that's allowed to be on school property. That's huge!"
"We've been Kona franchisees for 6 years now and the ancillary equipment Kona provides has allowed us to expand within our territory. They provide a great return on investment while still keeping the brand."
"We were looking for a company that had a good vision, that was exciting and fun. Kona has met all those expectations and more. Any time we call corporate, we get immediate response and immediate help."
"I love the day in and day out joy of seeing the kids run up to the truck."
"The way Kona operates is how every franchise should operate. It's a truck! So I can work whenever I want to work. I get to wake up every morning and be my own boss. No more 9-5 for me! And best of all, I never have to miss my son's basketball games ever again."
"franchisee in Jackson, MSWith Kona, I have put more smiles on kid's faces and received more genuine thank you's in 8 months than I ever did in my 25 years in the consumer electronic business."
"I think the vision Tony has for Kona is very exciting. So it allows us on a local level to really promote a brand that we believe in."
"What we bring to children, the experience, is completely different than anything that they've seen before."
"As far as Kona is concerned, what really drew me in was the low barrier of entry. There wasn't a lot of risk, in my opinion. You know, you're buying a truck. You actually have an asset to work with. And I appreciate that the business is built around the effort you put into it. If you want to put the effort in, you're going to have a growing business, a profitable business."
"I couldn't believe how fast I was up and running with my Kona business. It felt like just weeks since my initial phone call to when I was driving my Kona Ice truck away from Kona Kollege completely ready to do business!"
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Hotel Caravaggio
- Free WiFi
- Collect nights
Main amenities
- 37 smoke-free guestrooms
- Breakfast available
- Internet in the lobby
- Bar/lounge
- Valet parking
- Limo/town car service
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Car rentals on site
- Free WiFi
For families
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Garden
- Daily housekeeping
- Laundry facilities
- Hair dryer
What's around
- In San Lorenzo
- Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower (11-minute walk)
- Ponte Vecchio (18-minute walk)
- Fortezza da Basso (7-minute walk)
- Accademia Gallery (8-minute walk)
- San Lorenzo Church (8-minute walk)
- Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum (10-minute walk)
- Florence Baptistery (10-minute walk)
- Piazza della Signoria (15-minute walk)
- Palazzo Vecchio (16-minute walk)
- Bargello (17-minute walk)
Hotel Caravaggiofrom £71
- Single Room
- Double Room Single Use
- Classic Room
- Superior Room
- Triple Room
- Quadruple Room
More great choices
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 37 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- One child (5 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room using existing bedding
- Pets allowed (dogs and cats only)
- Restrictions apply *
- 1 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Valet parking *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers -
- Built in
- Lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Soundproofed rooms
- In-room massage available
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 22-inch flat-screen TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Also popular with travellers from the UK
Hotel Caravaggio's small print
Also known as
- Hotel Caravaggio Florence
- Hotel Caravaggio
- Caravaggio Florence
- Caravaggio Hotel Florence
- Caravaggio Hotel Florence
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99 owing to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information on the booking confirmation.
In accordance with national/local laws, air conditioning may be restricted to certain hours during certain times of the year.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property on the number on the booking confirmation.
Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Parking height restrictions apply.Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 4.00 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
Optional extras
Valet parking is available for an extra charge
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 10 for adults and EUR 10 for children (approximately)
Wired Internet access is available in public areas for EUR 2 per hour (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
What's around Hotel Caravaggio
- In San Lorenzo
- Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower (11-minute walk)
- Ponte Vecchio (18-minute walk)
- Fortezza da Basso (7-minute walk)
- Accademia Gallery (8-minute walk)
- San Lorenzo Church (8-minute walk)
- Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum (10-minute walk)
- Florence Baptistery (10-minute walk)
Getting around
- Florence (FLR-Peretola) 22-min drive
- Florence Santa Maria Novella Station 8-min walk
- Florence Statuto Station 17-min walk
- Stazione Porta al Prado, Florence, Italy 18-min walk
- Florence-Cascine Station 28-min walk
- Valet parking (surcharge)
Recent reviews
Very Good 8.2 From 411 reviews
The members of staff are brilliant but the hotel itself is in need of decoration and modernisation! Bathrooms especially require updating!
Great location, clean hotel, friendly and helpful staff, good breakfasts. Would recommend it.
This hotel is a very easy walk from the Santa Maria Novella train station and a nice place to crash after a long day of touring. The staff was kind, patient, and keep your luggage safe if you show up before check-in time. The breakfast could definitely improve with more options, but a light breakfast is probably best with all of the great eats throughout Florence.
Stayed for 4 nights. Didn't like the first room allocated (no.203) because of the noise from the bathroom next door and the window view of an internal wall which made it very claustrophobic. After two nights, we asked to move and the staff were very helpful and gave us a lovely bright room overlooking the garden which was very peaceful. .
Florence was great. Lots to do in a compact area. The hotel was ideal for what we wanted: somewhere (fairly) basic, clean, faultless service and near to the town centre. It's not a boutique hotel - but we didn't want that. If you want a good, clean, secure & friendly base to use when in Florence, I can't see how you can go wrong.
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Product Description
Daywind Soundtracks – Gospel and Christian Accompaniment Tracks
Karaoke Style features 6 songs enhanced with CD+G graphics.
It includes a vocal demonstration of each song and a lyric sheet.
All Karaoke Style titles work in standard CD players and Karaoke machines. (Not original artist recordings)
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2. He Understands My Tears (Made popular by The Isaacs, Key: E, With Background Vocals)
3. He's Still Passing By (Made popular by The Primitive Quartet, Key: G, With Background Vocals)
4. I Want Us to be Together in Heaven (Made popular by The Principles, Key: Eb, , Without Background Vocals)
5. Just Another Hill (Made popular by The East Brothers, Key: B, Without Background Vocals)
6. So Many years, So Many Blessings (Made popular by The Lewis Family, Key: D, Without Background Vocals)


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Corodex is one of the first companies in the region to offer water treatment services.Since the early 1970's, we have been carefully following the development in the technologies of Water purification and Wastewater treatment.By the year 2000, and after extensive research of our regional market demands in the field of water purification and wastewater treatment, Corodex Industries was established in Dubai with the goal of engineering, manufacturing, assembly and fabrication of various water purification and wastewater treatment equipment. Industries Core activities are• Water Purification Equipments and Plants• Wastewater Treatment Equipments and Plants• Odor Control Plants Water Purification Equipments and PlantsCorodex Industries started with the engineering & assembly of packaged Reverse Osmosis (RO) plants. The Reverse Osmosis market is increasing rapidly due to the continuous growing demand for potable water worldwide. Corodex Industries is playing a vital role in meeting the world demand by supplying superior quality water purification plants. Wastewater Treatment Equipments and PlantsCorodex Industries holds a licensee agreement with the reputed EFLO International, UK to fabricate and assemble packaged sewage treatment plants in UAE. EFLO has more than 40 years of experience in designing and building sewage treatment plants for both land and marine use. Installations include hotels, villages, hospitals, military camps, oil rig and accommodation platforms as well as cruise ships and war ships. Populations served are 10 - 30,000 persons. EFLO has references in the region since 1972, and has more than 500 wastewater treatment plants in operation worldwide. EFLO is expanding its activities to cover industrial wastewater treatment in addition to domestic sewage treatment.
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Hurricane Irma practiced on the Florida coast. A direct blow to the state could cause tens of billions of dollars of damage and affect cruise companies in the orange freight sector.
Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) has found several hundred false advertisements published in Russian interests and possibly related to 2016 elections.
T-Mobile US Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) will be offered by Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) for subscribers free of charge for wireless service. This is an example of the weakness of the efforts of wireless companies to steer competition in saturated US markets. Efforts have also become expensive for carriers, pressure margins.
Toys "R" We can proclaim Chapter 11, according to the New York Times
The dealer is one of the largest in the US and has been the dominant power in the toy industry since the late 1950s.
Federal Bank President Stanley Fischer will withdraw, giving Trump the opportunity to model the Central Bank's composition.
International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE: IBM) promised $ 240 million to fund artificial intelligence at MIT.
According to CNBC:
- IBM announced on Wednesday that it will invest $ 240 million in opening a Watson Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in collaboration with Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a long-time partner.
- IBM has in the past made greater financial commitments. However, the amount of money is remarkable in the world of AI research.
- MIT is not a stranger to this area: the university is in one of the first AI laboratories and is still considered a workplace in that sector.
- And MIT is also used to work with IBM.
- In 1950, Big Blue worked on a computer for the anti-aircraft defence system with the Lincoln MIT laboratory, and in the 1980s, IBM.
- Research and MIT were an integral part of superconductivity consulting.


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Given the infinite supply of weight loss tips posted on the internet by anonymous sources, it can be hard to decipher between the truth and the latest "weight loss miracle" myth. Fortunately, a recent weight loss study has provided weight-loss seekers with scientifically substantial advice. Marta Garaulet and Dr. Frank Scheer suggest it's not just towering calorie counts you need to be concerned about; you also need to consider the time of day that you're eating meals. A recent study they conducted showed that people who eat earlier in the day lose more weight than those who eat later. 420 participants were divided into two study groups: early eaters (people who ate lunch before 3 p.m.) and late eaters (people who ate lunch after 3p.m.). The study was conducted in Spain, where lunch contributes to about 40% of person's daily calorie intake, during a 20-week weight loss program. Gauraulet and Scheer found that the early eaters lost 25% more weight than the late eaters.
What's the science behind this result, you ask? Fat tissue cells, like the majority of cells in the human body, run on a 24-hour "clock." Eating meals at abnormal times can cause the clocks of these cells, as well as those of liver and pancreas cells, to become de-synchronized from the brain's main clock. Consequently, your body's metabolism becomes thrown off and will not perform at its optimum level. The body also handles high glucose levels best in the morning. This means that eating a meal high in carbohydrates later in the day could result in weight gain.
Many of the late eaters involved in this study were setting themselves up for disaster by eating a small breakfast or skipping the meal entirely. This habit can cause the body to enter "storage mode," leading to overeating later in the day. So if you're aiming to lose weight, keep in mind that eating a smaller breakfast could result in the opposite of your desired effect. Make eating breakfast a priority and try to organize your schedule so that your lunch hour falls before 3 p.m.


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Tow Path Trek – 31st July 2016
Brethren all
Attached are all the details of a 'Towpath Trek' in Area 2 and is open to anybody and everybody from across the Province to spend a pleasant day in the beautiful upper Colne Valley.
Following the event last year in which over 70 people took part, the money raised was split between The 2017 Festival and YAA, and raised in excess of £2000.
This year the proceeds will be split between The 2017 Festival and The Haven, a charity based in Leeds which support anyone who has been, or is suffering from Breast Cancer and is a charity close to home for very many people.
Please see the attached information for further details on how you can have a wonderful day out
Posted in Area 2, Provincial News, Uncategorized on June 1st, 2016 by Kevin Gould


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|Reviews for Season of Healing
| ntalcenent chapter 14 . 3/5/2017
I know it isn't finished and won't ever be but this is a very entertaining fic and I come back to reread it every so often because it makes me smile.
| rosebud90 chapter 15 . 12/21/2014
Your story is good can't what to read more
| ntalcenent chapter 15 . 5/19/2014
So sad the muse quit but this is still worthy of being Favorited.
| white.trundee chapter 1 . 3/14/2013
Hi I tried to access your livejournal but the link doesn't seem to work so is there another website in which you are posting your stories still? Thanks! Really love this story.
| Sar'Kalu chapter 15 . 3/7/2013
Wiggin is so positively English it's hilarious. Brilliant story, can't wait to meet Snape's sister.
| DragonRose4 chapter 14 . 9/23/2011
Re-reading again and still love it.
*sad-face* no updates since my last review of this story. Are you alive? We really do like this story. You have such detail and such obvious time and care invested in this story, it is such a shame. I really hope you pick this up again someday (hopefully soon).
| lordvio chapter 15 . 7/10/2011
Ye gods, I have not read anything more original than this delightful piece of fan fiction. I, however, cannot understand why you discontinued it. I sincerely wish you finished it. Really.
| sarah chapter 15 . 9/6/2010
i may not see Severus as gay, but this is such a well written story i don't really care. authentic sounding Snapisms, funny but with depth and compassion. i LOVE the idea of the kite; and how very James and Sirius to be such nasty pratts. i've written my own fan fiction for self and husband and have vaguely browsed others; but i must say this is the only one that i've found that really engaged me. thanks for making a day of sciatica better with something cool to read.
| JM0RIARTY chapter 15 . 2/26/2010
its really a pity this is abandonned... cant I do a thing to persuade you to write on this story again? cause its really good!
I like the warm milk idea (poor Harry) and the nice Wiggin xD and poor Severus and the idea of Snapes sister being a tad mad... thats what she sounded like in the letters...
well its about six years so I dont have great hopes but hope is dying last :P
| hull lull lull chapter 3 . 2/13/2010
"Indeed not. I am one-third goblin, in matter of fact.
Oh, really? And how does that work out? (stare)
| dancingfirefly124 chapter 15 . 6/10/2009
This is a great story. I love what you've done with Snape and Harry, not to mention your magical innovations. I'm sorry to see it's abandoned, but I thoroughly enjoyed what of it there is.
| Loving chapter 14 . 2/15/2009
The kite flying scene is absolutely beautiful. Eloquent and gorgeous- I've re-read it 3 times already. Very, very well done.
| May Eve chapter 15 . 1/2/2009
Brilliant! Though I do wish it didn't end here. But anyways, nicely written and overall, very well done!
| Jame Quindos chapter 15 . 11/18/2008
This story is quite good, it is also unique out of all the dozens of stories I've read.
Hope you enjoyed the period of writing you went through.
| Toki Mirage chapter 15 . 11/18/2008
Like the story. Not much progression in the actually Harry/snape relationship, though. There's quite a lack of it, for so many chapters...
Oh well. And you're not updating, so...
Great beginning. You write Snape very well.


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FRIENDS, teachers and pupils, lend me your ears - a school in Wythenshawe is to turn back the clock to build its own Roman-style amphitheatre, as part of a é200,000 scheme to revamp its playground.
Head Dominic Mulcahy believes youngsters at St John Fisher and Thomas More RC Primary School deserve better than their tired concrete playground (pictured).
That's why he and his staff have devised an amazing plan, which includes an amphitheatre and a sacred garden, for pupils to use during lunch and playtimes and as an extra classroom.
Every member of the school community, from the youngest nursery child to the oldest volunteer, will get the chance to plant a tree as part of the plans.
But centrepiece of the transformation will be an amphitheatre with tiered seating, large enough for two classes to join together for a lesson outside.
The money is coming from the school, local education chiefs and the Education Department.


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A few Barack Obamas in fray for Brazilian municipal polls too!October 2nd, 2008 - 3:19 pm ICT by ANI
Sao Paulo, Oct 2 (ANI): The Nov 2 US presidential poll seems to have made an impression on the Brazilian municipal polls too, with a host of candidates here prefixing or suffixing names like Barack, Obama, Osama, Osama bin Laden with their original names in a bid to stand out in the face of their political rivals.
Three candidates have registered to contest the Brazilian municipal polls as Obama while three others are now called Barack - in one case Barak Obama. And, now they feel confident of giving stiff competition to their opponents.
Brazilian politicians often adopt unusual names at election time. Candidates are allowed to either register in their own name or a chosen one. Many use their long-held nicknames but some adopt outlandish identities to grab attention.
According to The Telegraph, more than 200 candidates running in municipal polls next weekend have also renamed themselves after Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the country''s popular president with an approval rating of 80 per cent.
There are candidates having adopted names of the likes of Bill Clinton, Jorge Bushi and infamous Middle-Eastern leaders like DJ Saddam, John Bin Laden, Chico Bin Laden, Luis Bin Laden.
I am black and I wore a suit on television and people started to tell me I was just like that Barack Obama guy in the US. It was a great idea, more and more people are paying attention to my campaign. People can see that I have plans and programmes, not that I am just some guy out for power, said dos Anjos, who is running for mayor of Belford Roxo, a city on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro .
Lula''s personal approval rating hit 80 percent this week, higher than any President since polling began more than 20 years ago, and many candidates have added Lula to their name in the hope that some of his success will rub off. (ANI)
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The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and discipline. (Proverbs 1:7)
I, Wisdom, dwell with prudence, and find out knowledge and discretion. The fear of the LORD is to hate evil: I hate pride and arrogance, evil behavior and perverse speech. (Proverbs 8:12-13)
Jesus answered them, "To you it has been granted to know the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven, but to them it has not been granted. Therefore I speak to them in parables; because while seeing they do not see, and while hearing they do not hear, nor do they understand. (Matthew 13:11-13)
But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. (Matthew 6:33)
And without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who diligently seek him. (Hebrews 11:6)
This website is for seekers of God who wish to grow in their understanding of the Mysteries of God through unconventional means. God rewards those who diligently seek Him, and He has made His mysteries known to those He has called according to His purpose. Understanding God involves learning discretion and applying wisdom. One must sift through the false doctrines of men in order to comprehend and accurately handle the word of truth.
Be diligent to present yourself approved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, accurately handling the word of truth. (2 Timothy 2:15)
For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. For it is written, He taketh the wise in their own craftiness. (1 Corinthians 3:19)
But in vain they do worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men. (Matthew 5:19)
This website uses Tarot Cards and Bible Studies on different areas of the Qabalah as a means to better understand God and Biblical principles. If you were raised in a church, your first thoughts when reading the words ,"Tarot Cards" may include condemnations such as, "evil" or "satanic." Freewill, Christian Liberty, Discernment, and Understanding are difficult concepts for many to master; especially if they are not accustomed to thinking outside the box or applying uncritical judgment. So, if you are not comfortable eating meat that has been sacrificed to idols (Romans 14:20-24), then this site is probably not for you. I do not want to be a stumbling block to weaker brethren, so if you do not have an open mind or if your conscience is causing you distress, please exit this site now -- there is nothing on this website that you cannot learn elsewhere if you diligently seek God.
This website uses Tarot Cards (with Biblical images) and uses the Qabalah as a graphical aid to assist in understanding the mysteries of God. Before I go any further, I want to make a few comments regarding false doctrines and the wisdom of men. Christians are supposed to test all doctrines (Hebrews 13:9, Revelations 2:2), and discern between false doctrines and the truth. Tarot Cards and the Qabalah are a part of the 'wisdom of men' (i.e. things of this world) and the wisdom of men is considered foolishness to God (1 Corinthians 3:19). Neither Tarot Cards or the Qabalah are religious doctrines, so if either of these are used as part of your spiritual development, you must recognize them as an adjunct, and use them as aids to learning (and not attribute any undue significance to them). The Bible should be your sole source of doctrine, but that does not mean other things cannot be used to assist in your development. For example, you can hang a cross on a wall and it might cause you to think about God when you see it, or you might read a book containing commentaries on scripture that may help you understand Biblical principles; such things can be useful, even though neither the decorative cross nor the book of commentaries are holy doctrine from God.
Jesus used Parables to explain concepts (and to conceal mysteries), but the events of the parables were often fictional or were symbolic analogies of true concepts. When explaining Biblical principles to others, you might read them a Bible verse, but you might also relate the concept to a personal experience or make a reference to current events in order to help the person understand the concept (or see how it can be applied). For example, you might use the Disney cartoon Pinocchio and discuss how indulging in sinful behavior on Pleasure Island changed him (into a donkey) and before he realized the consequences of his behavior, his sins had made him into a slave. Using a cartoon as a reference to explain a Biblical concept does not equate to false doctrine, as long as you do not attribute undue significance to it, such as claiming that the author of Pinocchio was actually a Prophet of God sent to proclaim a universal message to humanity.
False doctrines are concepts that are treated as if they were from God, but they actually are not scriptural. One example of a false doctrine is the Doctrine of the Trinity, which is a manmade construct that claims God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit make up a single incomprehensible godhead. Besides the concept directly contradicting scripture, the key principle used in forcing belief in the dogma is that God is unimaginable or that it is impossible for humans to understand God; the dogma is evil, because the purpose of the Bible is for humanity to know and understand God. Basing one's faith on the premise that it is impossible to comprehend God, defeats the very purpose of the Bible, which is for us to build personal relationships with God and to be conformed into the image of His son.
With the Doctrine of the Trinity came even more debates, such as whether or not Jesus pre-existed his own birth, and throughout the centuries, anyone who disagreed with the Orthodox view of the Church was burned at the stake (a concept not taught in the New Testament) or excommunicated (which is another made up term). During the Reformation, Michael Servetus attempted to write a book aimed at restoring the true Christian faith based on the Bible. Michael started writing by arguing against the Catholic Doctrine of the Trinity. His arguments were completely derived from scripture and were sound, but he was labeled a heretic, condemned by the Catholic Church, and captured and burned alive by Protestant Reformer John Calvin. In response to the death of Michael Servetus, Sebastian Castello wrote a paper on the tolerance of heretics. Those principles influenced John Locke, who wrote a thesis on Tolerance, followed by the Two Treaties On Government, which were the beliefs that the United States of America was founded upon -- and why the Freedom of Religion exists in America today. Michael Servetus did not write any new doctrines, but attempted to 'accurately handle the word of truth' and not tolerate false doctrines (Revelations 2:2).
The Wisdom of Man may seem foolish to God, but that does not necessarily mean the concepts are evil. Portraying Pinocchio as having a nose that grows when he lies may seem foolish, but there is nothing wrong with teaching the concept of honesty. Tarot Cards and the Qabalah are a part of man's wisdom, but that does not mean that they are devoid of wisdom -- you just need to use discernment while sifting through the concepts. The word 'Qabalah' means to 'receive', and it originated in Jewish Mysticism. The spelling 'Kabbalah' refers to the Kabbalah in Jewish Mysticism, which is associated with the Oral Tradition of the Jews and concepts taken from various books. The Sefer Yetzirah 'Book of Formation', examines the 32 Paths of Wisdom, which is made up of Ten Sefirot (associated with 10 numbers) and 22 connecting paths (associated with Hebrew letters) that make up the Kabbalah. The Sefer Ha-Bahir (Book of Illumination) connected the 10 Sefirot with names and attributes of God. The Zohar, (Book of Splendor) is another work that is now associated with Jewish Kabbalah as a primary text. The Zohar is made up of stories about Rabbis talking to each other and speculating ridiculous conclusions about verses from the Torah. These are not commentaries or interpretations of the verses, but are speculations that are often completely unrelated to the verses. Jewish Kabbalists also use Gematria to assign numbers to words in Bible verses, and then relate the produced number to other words or sentences with similar numbers in an attempt to obtain 'secret meanings of verses.' Practical Kabbalah consist of Jewish Kabbalists who use the Kabbalah as a magical system, and ignore the scriptural prohibitions on practicing witchcraft by claiming they are practicing "white magic." They make talismans to ward off demons they also study, and some are considered 'Masters of the Name', who use the name of God while practicing white magic. Ignoring prohibitions related to magic and using the name of God in vain, does not seem like intelligent actions for people who claim to be devout followers of the Torah. Speculations about the world being created by Hebrew letters, using gematria to produce speculatory nonsense, or the irrational conclusions of Rabbis in the Zohar are all representations of the foolishness contained in the wisdom of man. Very little of what is referred to as the Hebrew Kabbalah is related to the 10 Sefirot or 22 Paths that make up the structure of the Tree of Life (Qabalah). The Hebrew Kabbalah is more often used as a term to describe their Oral Tradition or a mystical tradition within Judaism in general. However, the basic structure of the Tree of Life (10 Sefirot 22 paths) that the Kabbalists started would later be expanded on by Christians. The spelling, 'Cabala' refers to the Christian version of Qabalah, which incorporated Jesus and the Holy Spirit into the Kabbalist's system, but did not really catch on within mainstream Christianity. Those concepts were further refined by Hermetic Qabalists, who used the Qabalah in magical pursuits, as the Practical Kabbalists did. The Hermetic Qabalah was used by occultists and secret societies such as the Golden Dawn and Rosicrucians. These societies were secret (occult) because as observed in the death of Michael Servetus, any departure from the Orthodox Church of the time risked a slow and torturous death. In the Qabalah, the 22 cards in the Major Arcana (secrets/mysteries) of the Tarot were added to the 22 Paths connecting the 10 Sefirot. The Hermetic orders also connected the Qabalah to attributes from the gods of other religions, because they were secret magical societies who studied magical practices from around the world. A. E. Waite (a member of the Golden Dawn) designed his Tarot Cards with the Qabalah in mind, which is evident by the High Priestess (on a path in the middle pillar of the Qabalah) being depicted sitting between the other two pillars (Mercy/Severity) of the Qabalah, and other Christian and Jewish symbolism is also present, such as the two pillars representing the enterance to the Temple of Solomon, the woman can represent the Shekinah (indwelling of God) in Judaism or the Bride of Christ (church) in Christianity; the curtain represents the entrance to the Holy of Holies.
The version of the Qabalah used on this website is based on its latest adaptation. It includes the Tarot Cards linked to the 22 Paths, but I removed all of the Pagan gibberish that the Hermetic Orders added to it. This site uses the structure of the 10 Sefirot and 22 Paths, but uses scripture as its sole source of enlightenment. It does not include gematria or any random speculations, but consists of Bible studies on the 32 Paths of Wisdom. Using the Qabalah as a visual aid allows you to remember that God is more than just one attribute. God's attributes include both justice and mercy, love and hate, and a balance between them. The Qabalah can be used as a means of studying different attributes of God, or for personal development, you can view yourself as the tree, and evaluate the fruit you are producing in the different areas of the Tree of Life -- recognizing that any tree that does not bear good fruit will be cut down and cast into the fire (Matthew 7:19)


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Summary:This is an important contribution that analyzes, critiques, and aims to correct structural inequalities (racism, sexism, capitalism) that influence contemporary medicine, with particular attention to the technical influences of computers, "big data," and underlying values of neoliberalism, such as individualism, exceptionalism, capacity, and progress through innovation.
Primary Category: Literature / Fiction
Genre: Novel
Summary:Intern, Maggie Altman, begins her postgraduate training in a large Texas hospital where a new computerized system has been implemented to improve service. She pours heart and soul into her work, but her admissions always seem to be the sickest patients who keep dying, sometimes inexplicably. Maggie becomes suspicious of her colleagues and of Dr. Milton Silber, an irrascible, retired clinician with no fondness for the new technology. Silber also happens to be a financial genius. Overhearing conversations and finding puzzling papers, Maggie imagines a scam, in which her supervisors may be eliminating dying patients to reduce costs, improve statistics, and siphon funds to their own pockets.
Primary Category: Literature / Nonfiction
Genre: Investigative Journalism
Summary:The future of healthcare in the US has long been a subject of debate, with how to pay for it overshadowing other aspects of the topic. In publishing this work, the author, Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, makes clear: "This book is about [the] transformation in the delivery of care in the United States" needed to ensure that "all Americans receive consistently higher-quality and lower-cost care." (p. 15) Paying for health care is not ignored, and indeed how health care payment methods figure in health care delivery is taken into account.
Primary Category: Literature / Nonfiction
Genre: Longform journalism
Summary:The title of this book, "An American Sickness," refers to the author's view that the costs people who require health care must bear in the U.S. causes its own sickness. The author, Elisabeth Rosenthal, is a physician-turned-journalist so her use of a medical metaphor to explain the harms health care costs are causing people comes naturally to her. The sickness metaphor forms the structure for the entire book, and in particular the way a physician approaches a patient with a health problem to diagnose and treat. Thus, the introduction to the book is the "chief complaint," Part I is the "history of present illness and review of systems," and Part II is "diagnosis and treatment."
Primary Category: Literature / Nonfiction
Genre: Criticism
Summary:In this book, Ivan Illich offers a harsh critique of health care as provided in western industrialized societies during the 1970s. However, he did not write this book as a health care expert. He was trained as a medieval historian and philosopher, and taught the history of friendship and the history of the art of suffering. Indeed, he admitted: "I do not care about health." (p. i) And yet, he could have written the same critique 40 years later.
The threat which current medicine represents to the health of populations is analogous to the threat which the volume and intensity of traffic represent to mobility, the threat which education and the media represent to learning, and the threat which urbanization represents to competence in homemaking. (p. 7)Illich's general thesis is that health care can work against the healing people seek from it, that health care can be as pathogenic as disease, and that health care can expropriate health. Health care is a nemesis to its subjects, he asserted, because it is "a social organization that set out to improve and equalize the opportunity for each man to cope in autonomy and ended by destroying it." (p. 275)
Primary Category: Literature / Plays
Genre: Play
Summary:Evan Hansen, an awkward, lonely high school senior, struggles with Social Anxiety Disorder. On the advice of his therapist, he pens supportive letters to himself: "Dear Evan Hansen, Today is going to be an amazing day, and here's why. Because today all you have to do is be yourself. But also confident."
Summary:This monograph is an important contribution—along with the Health Humanities Reader (2014)—to the burgeoning field of health humanities, a new academic field and the presumed replacement for (and expansion of) medical humanities. While the medical humanities included philosophy, literature, religion, and history, health humanities includes many more disciplines, and the creative arts.
Summary:The therapeutic benefits of music are well known, but the theory that music might be harmful to our health, unless it is so obviously loud it injures our eardrums, comes as a surprise. In this volume, historian of medicine James Kennaway traces the idea of pathological music from antiquity to the present. The book's introduction considers whether music really can create illness, whether it be of a physiological or a psychological nature. We learn, for example, of arrhythmias and seizure disorders that are set off by music, not to mention the so-called Stendhal Syndrome, a psychosomatic reaction to great works of art.
Primary Category: Literature / Nonfiction
Genre: History
Summary:In this volume, Gonzalez-Crussi trains his sights on medical history, applying his lyrical writing skills to essays that he hopes will help preserve the humanistic core of the medical profession. Because of its brevity (250 pages), he apologizes for its focus on "Western medicine since the inception of the scientific method"(p.xi), but does note that he acknowledges "the continuity between ancient and modern medicine...[and] the contributions of the Orient, and of epochs predating the dominance of the rational spirit" (p.xi).What distinguishes this volume beyond the writing is the thematic organization. It begins with the Rise of Anatomy and Surgery, but then moves to Vitalism and Mechanism, The Mystery of Procreation, and Pestilence and Mankind, before finishing with a look at Concepts of Disease, The Diagnostic Process and Therapy (including a brief focus on psychiatry). In the last section, Some Concluding Thoughts, Gonzalez-Crussi returns to his motivations for writing this short history, citing the mixed blessings of scientific progress whose gains, for example, are offset by those who "appear to try to 'medicalize' every aspect of human life" (p.210).
Primary Category: Literature / Nonfiction
Genre: History
Summary:This is the third book in a series on the history of medicine and medical education by Kenneth M. Ludmerer, a practicing physician and historian of medicine at Washington University of St. Louis. The first, Learning to Heal: The Development of American Medical Education, published in 1985, dealt with the history of medical schools and medical education in the US from their origins in the 19th century to the late 20th century. In 1999 he published Time to Heal: Medical Education from 1900 to the Era of Managed Care. This book, Let Me Heal: The Opportunity to Preserve Excellence in American Medicine, published in 2015, is a sweeping history of graduate medical education in the United States from its inception to the current day.


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I was lucky to be part of a very active and friendly triathlon club in St Albans. Despite my lack of training and races – I was very new to the sport – they didn't reject me took in one of the Tri-Force team in the Nottingham club relay championship.
When I arrived at the venue, the Nottingham National Water Sports Center, I was amazed by the number of people and bikes. It was more or less being in an outdoor bike show.
The format of the race was nice, as you had a break between each discipline. Each team member had to compete on his own. So, the order was Swim1 -> Swim2 -> Swim3 -> Swim4 -> Bike1 -> Bike2 -> Bike3 -> Bike4 -> Run1 -> Run2 -> Run3 -> Run4, where 1,2,3 and 4 are the team members.
The swim was in the lake. And as usual, people swam on each other, and you couldn't see anything in the water, not even your hands.
The bike ride was nice and flat, around the lake.
And the run, slightly hilly, again, all around the lake, with a straight line finish in front of the grandstands.
Results are on my results page.
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Category Archives: Movies in Bed
Movies in Bed: Rogue One
Post by Jessica Schoenenberger
I might be late in the game, but Rogue One was just made available on Netflix.
For those who don't know, Rogue One is the latest spinoff in the modern reboot of Star Wars. It takes place right before A New Hope out of the classic trilogy. Remember at the beginning of A New Hope, when the iconic text rolls across the screen revealing that rebel spies managed to capture the plans to the Death Star? Rogue One is the story of how many good men died to get those plans that would later be used to destroy the legendary enemy weapon.
Though it only includes faint cameos of a few of the familiar characters, Rogue One is very much a Star Wars movie. It's a story about a raggedy orphan that bands together with other raggedy people to carry out a mission that is severely shorthanded. It's a little more cheeky and comedic than the originals, and you get to see more of the daily life in the galaxy. There is, of course, a delightful droid as always, and some of the best action sequences of any Star Wars movie, due to crazy-cool innovations in cinematography and animation.
Don't be fooled though, for all the fun it is, it has a dramatic ending that will leave you with your mouth open and tears in your eyes, but also feeling the wondrous excitement and fulfilment of classic Star Wars. Keep an eye out for incredible CGI and live action resurrections of key characters from a New Hope-you won't miss them. In fact, if I was cynical I would say the whole movie was made just to bring them back. But in reality, Rogue One stands very strong by itself, satisfying any hard core Star Wars fan, even if it's just a tidbit to tide us over until The Last Jedi. It's the perfect thing to send you off to sleep feeling like you could conquer anything, even Darth Vader.
Movies in Bed: Secret Life of Pets
Post by Mark T. Locker.
Have you ever wondered what exactly happens once pet owners leave for the day? Well, I can't say for sure but The Secret Life of Pets which came out on DVD/Blu-Ray/Digital release in December has some theories. The story follows the lives of a number of pets in some Manhattan apartments. The main character, Max (voiced by Louis C.K.) is a doted-on single dog whose life is turned upside-down when his owner brings home a big shaggy shelter dog named Duke. Their personal dislike of each other takes a serious turn when the two of them get caught by animal control thanks to a neglectful dog-walker. When they are unexpectedly rescued by a rogue team of abandoned pets (a pig, a dog, a lizard and a surprisingly fierce bunny) they have to pretend to be abandoned as well. Meanwhile, the tiny fluffy dog named Gidget (Jenny Slate) who loves Max realizes something is amiss and pull together a band of pets to go and rescue them.
In a world of so many remakes, reboots, spinoffs and adaptations, it's refreshing to find some unique content. My favorite parts were really at the beginning as we got to know the animals in the building, from the fat disinterested cat to the guinea pig who has been lost in the ducts for weeks trying to remember where his owner lives. It's a fun and exciting story with enough humor to keep the grown-ups engaged and enough silliness and adventure for the little ones. Great movie to watch under a heaping pile of blankets as winter trudges on.
Movies in Bed: The Witches
Post by Mark T. Locker.
Halloween is a little more than a week away. And so, it is imperative that we continue to thumb through the movies of monsters, ghosts, witches and goblins. Keeping with the theme of children's/family friendly movies, let us turn today to The Witches, based on the 1983 Roald Dahl novel of the same name.
While young Luke is on holiday to visit his grandmother Helga in Norway, she tells him tales of the witches. Real witches, with flashing violet eyes who are repulsed by children, will lure the disgusting things and do away with them. According to his grandmother, her own sister was taken and imprisoned in a painting.
Luke is fascinated but these stories fade as he discovers terrible news: his parents have been killed in an accident. Helga takes over care of Luke and moves with him to England. One day, while in his treehouse, a strange woman with violet eyes comes by and tries to lure him down. Immediately he remembers the stories Helga had told him. Screaming for help, the woman slinks away. Shortly thereafter, Helga and Luke retire to the seaside for some R & R only to discover there is a massive witches' convention there, under the ironic pseudonym of Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. When Luke discovers their nefarious plan to turn all children into mice, he becomes an early test subject. Luckily he has a very understanding grandma and together they fight to defeat the Witches.
Scary in the way cartoonish witches are scary, this movie is more action than horror. The witches are horrendously ugly when they remove their human disguises but not too frightening. My 8-year-old enjoyed the movie. So if you need something a bit spooky but you still want your kid to sleep in his own bed, The Witches is a great pick.
Movie in Bed: Something Wicked This Way Comes
Post by Mark T. Locker.
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Disney went in a darker direction than what we have come to recognize as Disney. From Escape to Witch Mountain to The Watcher in the Woods, Disney covered the weird and the creepy with a particular lo-fi flair. My favorite of these darker Disney days was always the adaptation of Ray Bradbury's creepy Halloween story, Something Wicked This Way Comes. Disney even got Bradbury to write the screenplay.
The movie tells the story of two thirteen-year-old boys, Jim Nightshade and Will Halloway. In the autumn before their fourteenth year, a strange and mysterious carnival rolls into town in the dead of night. Dark's Pandemonium Carnival is no normal carnival. It's readily apparent that something sinister is going on there. People enter the mirror maze and don't return. Dark's Pandemonium Carnival feeds on the deepest desires of its attendees. Their old teacher yearns for youth. The cigar store owner dreams of riches. Mr. Dark can make their dreams come true, but at great cost. When Jim and Will sneak in after dark and see one of the carnival members turned young on an enchanted carousel, they realize that they're already in too deep. Knowing the boys know too much, Mr. Dark sets out to find the two boys, by way of magic, treachery or whatever means necessary.
Part horror story, part reflection on youth and friendship, part story of an older father trying to reconnect with his young son, the underlying story is surprisingly deep and complex. But to balance all that out, there are lots of bad special effects. My 8-year-old called the creeping green magic of the Dust Witch "Scooby-Doo effects". He's right. This is a creepy but not too creepy movie, a great way to kick off October, the spookiest month of all.
Movies in Bed: Spirited Away
Post by Mark T. Locker.
This past weekend, my home town of Portland, Oregon threw its annual Rose City Comic Con, a fabulous convention for lovers of pop culture, comics, movies and art. Thousands come dressed in amazing and creative costumes, and many more come to peruse the booths of artists and vendors. This year we came out with a lithograph and some little decals both inspired by the fabulous anime movie, Spirited Away.
This is one of my favorite films by the remarkable animator Hayao Miyazaki, who is also known for Princess Mononoke, Howl's Moving Castle, and My Neighbor Totoro. All of his movies are worth watching; each one is carefully hand-drawn frame by frame, with an attention to detail that is rarely seen in animated movies these day. But of all of them, Spirited Away is one of the very best.
Inspired by and made for a couple small children he knew, the movie tells the tale of a young girl, Chihiro, whose move to a new town and away from her friends takes an unexpected detour after a wrong turn. Her parents, intrigued by a tunnel that leads to a strange and abandoned town, are lured in by amazing food that magically appears. Chihiro leaves them to explore and discovers an incredible bathhouse, but too late she discovers she shouldn't be there. This is a bathhouse for the gods, run by an unpleasant with named Yubaba. But night has fallen and she is trapped. Her parents, having eaten food meant for the gods, are turned into pigs and Chihiro must figure out how to save them, and herself.
Filled with many amazing and strange characters, from the many-armed furnace operator and his army of animated soot creatures, to the mysterious and eerie No Face, it's hard to tear your eyes away from this incredible movie. So snuggle up with your No Face stuffed animal, turn down the lights and enjoy this truly unique movie.


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Only four teams remain after the first day of finals
The first day of the Alienware Awesome Cup #2 finals is over and only four teams are left in the competition. The action continues with more best of three serieses tomorrow (28th, 16 CEST onwards).
Sixteen teams are already down to four after today. The top seeded teams coming into the playoffs were Team BOOM as well as Spade & His Incredible Team, both of which reached their way into the winner bracket final and will face off tomorrow at 16 CEST. In the lower part of the bracket is fourth seed Ion going up against American team BO$$ who finished 11th place in the regular season but as high as third place in the first Awesome Cup finals.
In the last round of day one, Ion managed to take out the reigning champion 99 cents to make it into the prized four team pool. The four team pool also marks the point where teams stop lingering at the edge of elimination since the road of the loser bracket has so far only been consisted of best of one series. Japanese team AKIO who performed well throughout the entire tournament fell to Team BO$$ just before being able to reach the final day.
Upper Bracket
Round 1
Lower Bracket
Final day schedule
16 CEST / 10am EST / 07am PST -- BOOM vs Spade, best of 3
16 CEST / 10am EST / 07am PST -- ion vs BO$$, best of 3
18 CEST / 12pm EST / 09am PST -- Loser bracket final, best of 3
20 CEST / 2pm EST / 11am PST -- Grand final, best of 5
The team coming from the winner bracket will start 1-0 in the grand final. Ping test will settle the host, the team coming from loser bracket will decide who gets to start picking the first Naut. After that the team losing a game will decide who goes first in the next game.
The stream of the final day will start the broadcast at 18 CEST / 12pm EST / 09am PST. All replays of the first playoffs day can be found here.


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McAuliffe autosigns the vote to 60,000 felons and VA goes to Clinton by about 60,000 votes?
And he did that today.
Tells you all you need to know why America stood up and voted the way they did.
Are the Muslims who are already here being told not to practice? If not, then how are they not free to practice their religion?
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So the AP is calling California for Hillary, but polling there is not closed yet. Isnt that illegal? There are no numbers until the polls close by law.