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Australian singer/songwriter Gordi writes for us about her new Clever Disguise EP in our latest Track By Track guide.
22-year-old Gordi, aka Sophie Payten, releases her new short-player next Friday (13 May) via Jagjaguwar, but you can stream it early on Best Fit.
Expect a heady concoction of richly layered guitars, lush electronic production, complex songwriting, and Payten's passionate, sincere vocals. It doesn't really fit neatly into any genre - Payten follows her heart rather than a rulebook.
I've loved the Tallest Man on Earth for a long time and a few years ago I was trying to play "The Gardener" on guitar just by listening to the record. I finally figured out the reason I couldn't match his sound was because his guitar was tuned differently. So I tuned my guitar to an open D and that day wrote this song.
A lot of the songs I write have a lot of words in them. I wanted to try and write something more simple and straightforward, so these lyrics are a lot more direct and the words I chose paint more of an image than a whole sentence might. The song is about guilt and feeling the burden of a guilt that you might not deserve, but feeling it anyway.
This song underwent a lot of change from when I first wrote it two years ago. I was lying in bed and couldn't sleep and the only instrument within my reach was a mandolin so I wrote it on that. Then two years later I had enough money to actually record it and I listened to the iPhone demo I had tracked with the mandolin over and over until I realised it needed a big percussive element, so we got in the studio and hit pieces of wood together.
I wrote this song in an afternoon sitting in my college dorm room. I'd been in one of those situations where you just feel like you're going round and round and not getting anywhere. I felt like the line "I am found wanting" captured that feeling of expecting more from yourself, and being disappointed when you keep arriving in the same spot that you started.
I wrote this song when I had just finished watching a movie called "Circumstance" which is about this really unconventional love story. I didn't write this song about a love story but about the kind of relationship that pulls you in opposite directions. You have the side that empowers you and makes you feel as though you might actually exist solely for the purpose of being in that relationship, and because of that intense fulfilment you feel the threat of it being taken from you, and being left with nothing – so now here you are, deciding if it is worth it.
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It's a great pleasure and privilege to reflect on the life and career of Dr. Willard Hall Whitcomb. I tend to agree with Norm Leppla's assessment that "Dr. Willard Whitcomb, without a doubt, was the most colorful entomological character I have ever known." I knew Will chiefly by scientific reputation before briefly meeting him in 1988 for the first time. My first significant interactions with Will came in 1994 while I was with the University of Georgia in Tifton, and we tossed ideas back and forth until his death in 2002. However, I never felt that I knew the man well, and after going through the exercise of preparing this presentation, I realize that I knew far less about him than I realized. And there are many, many questions about Will that I have not been able to answer, and which may be unanswerable since his wife Dot passed away in 2013, and they had no children to pass along stories and answers to fill gaps.
It appears to have been at about age 12 that Will encountered a National Geographic article that piqued his interest in insects. He purchased an entomology book and some simple collecting equipment, and was off to the entomological races (The Bates Student 62[11]; 24 Oct 1934).
Will attended Somerville High School (Somerville, Massachusetts), graduating in 1933. Of no surprise to those who knew him in later years, Will was active in the school's Webster Debating Society. His senior inscription in the "Radiator Yearbook" (Fig. 1) was a quote from Hamlet – "Stay! Speak, speak! I charge thee speak!". Anyone who experienced Will's presentations at meetings could compellingly argue that most of this quote was directed at Will himself, rather than at fleeing ghosts or an unseen audience. The only portion directed at his long-suffering audiences would be the first word: "Stay!".
At about the time of his graduation, Will took a correspondence course in entomology at Harvard, further developing his interest and skill in the field.
After high school, Will attended Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, notable for such distinguished alumni as Robert F. Kennedy and David Hasselhoff. When he entered Bates in 1934 at age 19, Will claimed to have had over 1,000 specimens in his personal insect collection, and he immediately went to work at Bates College curating the moldering insect collections of the late Bates College naturalist Jonathan "Uncle Johnny" Stanton. Will was at least partially supported in this task by the National Youth Administration Program, a Depression era program that funded needy students, or those with special talents (The Bates Student 63[15]: 4; 14 Nov 1935). Will also was active in making presentations and exhibits for people to enjoy the insects in the museum.
Also while at Bates College, in the summer of 1937, Will was employed by the US Government surveying for Japanese beetles in New England (The Bates Student 65[8]; 23 Sep 1937).
Will graduated from Bates College with a BS in 1938. His senior inscription in the Bates College yearbook, the "Mirror," reads: "Big butter-and-bug man. Taught the biology department several things about entomology. Always attends strictly to business and thereby gains attention." (Fig. 2). It should be noted that "butter-and-bug man" is a play on a phrase of the day – "butter-and-egg man," which referred to a wealthy rural man or farmer who lives larger-than-life in the big city. Obviously, his professional persona was well-formed by the end of his undergraduate tenure.
Will's activity at Bates College in science and German clubs undoubtedly contributed to him receiving a post-graduate fellowship to study at the University of Rostock in Germany following graduation from Bates in 1938. He and his father sailed together on the TSS Tuscania from New York to Europe in July of 1938. His father returned to the US the next month, leaving Will to mess about in Europe with the University of Rostock.
I was unable to determine what Will studied in Rostock, but it most certainly had to do with insects and ecology. Not surprisingly, his experiences expanded a bit unexpectedly. Apparently one day in mid-Aug of 1939, Will was pursuing his entomological interests in the region of northern Germany not far from the Polish border. While he was gamboling across the countryside, he stumbled across a mass of German soldiers and vehicles preparing for the upcoming Blitzkrieg into Poland to initiate the Second World War. What happened after that is not entirely clear, except we know that Will was detained, questioned, and told to leave. Kris Elvin Godfrey added: "Dr. Whitcomb tells a story of being forced to carry an SS officer on the handlebars of his bicycle from one village to another. He also told a story about being detained by Nazi SS and questioned about his activities that involved smuggling Jews out of Poland. After several hours of the interrogation, the SS strongly recommended he get on a ship to the US."
Will left the Continent, and departed from Glasgow, Scotland, on 26 Aug 1939, arriving in Quebec, Canada, on 2 Sep. Following his return from Germany, Will returned to living at home in Massachusetts. Will attended Texas A&M from 1940 to 1942, and received an MS from that institution for his thesis titled, "The Taxonomy of the Thysanoptera of Brazos County, Texas."
Will returned to the Northeast, and was enrolled at Cornell University by 1943. In Ithaca he met the diminutive Dorothy Goodwin, nicknamed "Dot," the daughter of a traveling dry-goods salesman (Fig. 3). Dot was a studious and serious student who had graduated from Glens Falls High School (Glens Falls, New York) with interests in science and German (see yearbook photo), both of which interests probably drew the two of them together.
Will was a member of the Future Farmers of America while at Cornell, indicating his interest in agriculture at that time (1946 Cornellian, p. 142). Will finished his PhD in 1947, producing a dissertation titled, "The Biology of the European Chafer Amphimalon majalis (Razoumowsky)."
Immediately after graduating from Cornell, Will accepted a position with the University of Central Venezuela in Maracay working on agricultural problems from 1947 to 1952. During this time, he coauthored a thorough description of tobacco leaf curl virus and its white-fly vector in Venezuela (Wolf et al. 1949), and worked on ecology and management of the fall armyworm (Whitcomb & Salas 1950).
Subsequently, he was hired by Shell Oil Company (Royal Dutch Shell), and was with them from 1952 to 1956. Beginning in the early 1930s, Shell Oil took an active role in building goodwill in Venezuela, investing in hospitals, schools, and agriculture (Salazar-Carrillo & West 2004). Will directed agricultural research and trained personnel at an important agricultural experiment station in central Venezuela (Cagua city in the state of Aragua) (Troconis 2006).
During his Venezuelan tenure, Will also was exposed to tropical agriculture. Here he devoted intense effort to finding ways to improve pest management through biological control and habitat management, and to improve the quality of entomological knowledge in the country.
In 1950, Will convinced cotton growers in a portion of Aragua Valley to adopt an early season calendar approach to managing boll weevil that had become popularized in the US (Whitcomb 1969). Although the program did a great job controlling the boll weevil, the secondary pests created by the early season disruption of natural enemies led to a very poor yield. This only reinforced Will's interest in conservation biological control, and underscored the importance of naturally occurring predators in suppressing pests.
Will had a keen interest in supporting the producers of Venezuela. In 1957 Will and colleagues published the first listing of common names of pest insects in Venezuela (Fernandez Yepez et al. 1957), creating greater opportunities to teach growers about pests and their management. This also was an overarching element of Will's career. He wanted his work to be highly relevant to producers, and he wanted it to be accessible to them.
Will became and remained fluent in Spanish for the rest of his life, which facilitated his many travels to Central and South America in the remaining decades of his life.
From 1956 to 1967 Will worked at the University of Arkansas. In Arkansas, Will developed a reputation as a demanding field observer, and he seemed to have just one massive hammer in his experimental toolbox – direct field observations. To this tool he coupled compliant (if not thrilled) and available labor, and then drove and inconvenienced them mightily.
Nearly every summer in Arkansas, Will hired his so-called "Whitcomb Harem" – female students and community members – to work alongside his staff and students for hours on end in the field. Will preferred hiring women because he said they lasted longer in the field, and were much more careful in their observations and recording. All of his field crews were expected to spend hours sitting or lying in the field watching for predators to feed on natural or sentinel prey items. Typical observation periods were 3 to 6 hours long, and could be any time of the day or night. He inflicted this approach on workers throughout the rest of his career, and demanded detailed care and diligence in the observation process, a skill that his trainees acquired and utilized in their own careers. He published a variety of papers in Arkansas, typically in Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station publications, describing the predators that came to moth eggs and caterpillars at various times of the day and night, and how much they consumed – the most detailed such information available up to that time.
Most of us who work on predation in the field have worked hard to find ways to circumvent direct observations in the field – using gut analyses, radiolabeling, DNA, immunoassays, and so on. While these tools have proved very useful in characterizing predation and the predator complex, in the end there is still unmistakable value in those interminable hours of watching and recording. And so this practice continues to be valued and valuable, although very rarely done to the extent that Will practiced it.
Will started loudly beating the drum for the promotion of generalist predators in agroecosystems in the mid-1960s, particularly after publishing what must arguably be considered his magnum opus in 1964, "Predaceous Insects, Spiders, and Mites of Arkansas Cotton Fields" (Whitcomb & Bell 1964), which has been cited hundreds of times throughout the world as a primary reference on predator biodiversity in an agricultural cropping system, and has been a standard work for anyone working in cotton. It is 84 pages of species lists and valuable biological information, documenting over 600 species of predatory arthropods in cotton fields in Arkansas. Even today there are very, very few other examples of such a comprehensive and informative work for any crop anywhere in the world. Will became a very vocal advocate for the importance of conserving natural enemies, including spiders and ants, for successful IPM and sustainable agricultural production. For a man of his sweeping interests and intellect, conservation biological control held the ideal blend of understanding taxonomy, behavior, and ecology. And it tied all of these directly to the important human venture of agriculture, but in a sustainable manner.
Will was a faculty member at the University of Florida from 1967 to 1984. The first two years he spent at Monticello, which is where he became a fixture at Tall Timbers with his ecological agriculture research. He also was a key figure in establishing the Tall Timbers Conference on Ecological Animal Control by Habitat Management, which first met in Feb 1969 and concluded after its 7th gathering in 1980. These conferences were a who's-who of giants in integrated pest management, ecology, and biological control, and the proceedings are rich with ideas and case studies that are well worth reading today.
During and after his University of Florida years, Will continued to travel extensively in Central and South America as a consultant for the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, and for other agencies and his own interests, and he continued his rather Brownian pursuits (Figs. 4 & 5). He discovered the first boll weevil in Paraguay, located the likely original home of the US populations of the red imported fire ant in Brazil, located and reported on numerous natural enemies of pests, and pursued a keen interest in palms, becoming an authority on the plants. Indeed, Will and Dot made a palm jungle of their yard, which did nothing to endear them to their neighbors with their traditionally landscaped yards. It was easy to find Will's yard on the street, although the house took considerably more effort to spot from the road. Carl Barfield noted that, "Will was a classic eccentric. He would return from the tropics with banana spiders and release them in his home for roach and fly control. One could expect to have a spider drop onto their head or shoulder at any moment. Needless to say, Will and his wife did not have an extensive social life. Only his graduate students would venture into his home." And he continued to argue strongly for the importance of conserving generalist predators, highlighting the importance of spiders and ants, as a primary pest management tactic. He also actively implemented his ideas in conservation biological control programs in his travels. He was always easily found at meetings with his booming, stentorian voice and loud cackling laugh. These were perhaps the most commonly mentioned traits by those whom I reached for their stories. David Richman observed of Will that "he said of himself that he could be holding a conversation on the second floor of a building and break up a conversation on the first floor."
What precisely is Will's legacy? Will made a number of fairly notable contributions, such as discovery of the first boll weevil in Paraguay and finding the apparent original home of the US populations of the red imported fire ant, but these are secondary lineages in his legacy, in my opinion.
Will's legacy is rather complex to encapsulate. He didn't leave behind a corpus of high-impact papers – he has only 4 papers cited more than 40 times. And most of his work was published in state and regional journals; he had little concern for publication prestige. He didn't publish a classical and defining tome or devise some groundbreaking theory that reshaped the field. Instead, he addressed a very broad spectrum of topics. His professional presentations tend to be remembered far more for their length and the quirkiness of their delivery than for content. He addressed a very wide range of topics. So, what did he do, actually?
Will was among the first – and certainly the loudest and most adamant – to demonstrate the value of the entire suite of predators in agroecosystems, and to promote knowledge-based conservation biological control focused on a suite of generalist predators. Very few people have or are willing to spend hours lying in a cotton field watching predators at all hours of the day and night. But his willingness to do so and to induce others to do so, along with his extensive taxonomic capacity, more fully clarified the complex suite of predators in agroecosystems and what those predators do, and when they do it, even at night, which has opened up new areas of work in biological control studies.
Throughout the last half of his life, Will continued to promote the critical nature of conservation biological control for agriculture, but also challenged us to know what really lived in our cropping systems, and what they did there, so we could design an appropriate production agroecosystem for them. He challenged the prevailing primacy of classical biological control as a biocontrol tactic, relegating it to a role of last-resort if the native natural enemies were inadequate. The severe challenges to the ecological safety of classical biological control, that came as thunder from a blue sky for biological control workers in the late 1980s and 1990s, were no surprise to Will and served as a validation of his perspective. However, a recent biological control text devoted 125 pages of text to classical biological control and only 38 pages to conservation biological control, despite the obvious complexity of nurturing and utilizing a complex of existing natural enemies. So Will's ideas still have a way to go to convince the biological control community. Similarly, despite many decades of substantive work, augmentative biological control has largely failed to live up to its hoped-for promise in the open field. But Will has inspired a number of agroecologists who are increasingly championing what Will began (e.g., Michaud 2018). And many successful sustainable pest management systems around the world attest to Will's wisdom that we should and can successfully use the natural enemies we already have. Will was without doubt a founding father in making biological control through naturally occurring natural enemies a linchpin in sustainable agriculture, and that impact continues to ripple across the international stage today through Will's contributions and mentorship.
Indeed, Will was something of a binary or all-or-none personality. He tended to either go all-out on something, or he saw no value in it and dismissed it. He appeared to have a set of priorities when he addressed a potential question: (1) Is it sufficiently interesting? (2) Will the answer be useful to producers, especially smallholders? (3) And perhaps most importantly, does it require travel?
Today, we remember Will as a quirky, eccentric, witty, snappish fellow who boomed his opinions through meetings and hallways, who was a risk to everyone in the vehicle and on the road when driving, and who had an encyclopedic mind that gobbled knowledge from any and all directions, and gushed it out freely. We also remember him as an ardent supporter of the Florida Entomological Society and powerful advocate of conservation biological control and sustainable agriculture. I remember Will as a senior mentor and friend, and I miss his loud voice, his easily provoked cackling laugh, his switching between English, Spanish, German, and scraps of Russian and Hindi. At least in the waning years of his life, beneath his irascible and sometimes off-putting exterior was a genuine warmth that encouraged me and many others to stay and speak, as Will's high school yearbook once pleaded, and, of course, to listen and learn (Fig. 6).
I greatly appreciate the many insights, anecdotes, and images of Will shared by Kris Elvin Godfrey, Miguel Altieri, Larry Buschmann, David Richman, Don Hall, Norm Leppla, Rob Wiedenmann, Carl Barfield, Howard Frank, Tim Kring, Dan Wojcik, Juanita Whiddon, and James Nation. I also am grateful to the Florida Entomological Society for the invitation to learn more about Will and share what I learned. References on specific activities in Will's life noted here are available on request.

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- 2300 m²
- 40 rooms
- land 3.5 ha
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Castle Toulouse (31)
At the edge of a village in the Land of Cockaigne, an 18th century castle, its gite, inn and 2 ha of undulating parklands. The Land of Cockaigne, and as a popular myth has it "Land of abundance, ease and pleasure" was inspiration for... Read more
- 790 m²
- 17 rooms
- 10 bedrooms
- land 1.9 ha
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Castle Toulouse (31)
A renovated, 19th century chateau and its 3 holiday rental accommodation units, its wood, its spring and almost 3 ha, in Occitania's Pastel Country. This property is 40 minutes from Toulouse and Carcassonne (A61 motorway), a medieval town... Read more
- 500 m²
- 20 rooms
- 13 bedrooms
- land 2.6 ha
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Castle Toulouse (31)
close to QUINT FONSEGRIVES, TOULOUSE is about 22klm from the ring road property composed of a XVII century castle of 1154 m2 of a dovecote of 149 m2 and an outbuilding of 1263 m2 on a park of about 4 ha. This property changed direction in 1968 to become... Read more
- 2566 m²
- 95 rooms
- land 4 ha
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Castle Toulouse (31)
Near Muret, 17 minutes from the ring road south of Toulouse, you dream of the life of castle? Let me make you discover this beautiful castle dating from the late eighteenth. Everything is possible in these places full of history, whether you want to use... Read more
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Castle Toulouse (31)
For sale, an old fortified castle restored in the 18th century by an Italian architect, Situated ON the Canal du Midi, 2 hours from the sea and 1h30 from Pyrenees. The imposing « Maison de Maître »/ property has kept its original features: 800m² on... Read more
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- land 5 500 m2
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Castle Toulouse (31)
Location : between TOULOUSE and PAMIERS - - Splendid château with imposing space and great character, built in Toulousan brick style, surrounded by c. 3.7ha of gardens and woodland. Large U shaped structure whose ceremonial courtyard leads to a... Read more
- 20 rooms
- 8 bedrooms
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A 900 sqm, 18th century château on the banks of the Canal du Midi. This authentic property, updated in the 19th century, has 14 main rooms in addition to a caretaker?s apartment and a canal-side house. Set on 6 hectares of tranquil land, with its own... Read more
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- 10 bedrooms
- land 6.2 ha
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One of TMA's top initiatives is improving maternal services for low-income women, particularly ensuring access to care through the first year after delivery, says Emily Briggs, MD, chair of the Committee on Reproductive, Women's, and Perinatal Health.
Currently, 54 percent of deliveries in Texas are covered by Medicaid, which expires for new mothers 60 days after birth. However, the overwhelming number of maternal deaths occur among low-income women after day 61, Dr. Briggs says.
From 2012 to 2015, 64 Texas women died within seven days of birth, 87 died within eight to 60 days of birth, and 215 died after 60 days, according to the Department of State Health Services (DSHS).
"At some point, concerningly, in that 61-plus days they might have gone off Medicaid and not had any coverage," said Dr. Briggs, a New Braunfels family medicine specialist. "In that [year] post-partum, we need coverage. We need to support our women, our mothers."
In the first 60 days, the main causes of death among new mothers are clinical, such as hemorrhage, hypertension, embolism, infection, and stroke, according to the DSHS. "[But] if you look at the [main causes of death after 60 days], most of these are preventable," such as drug overdose, homicide, suicide, and substance use, Dr. Briggs said.
Reversing the rise in nonmedical vaccine exemptions is another TMA legislative initiative to protect maternal and children's health.
Texas has become a hot spot for infectious disease outbreaks, many of which are vaccine-preventable such as influenza and pertussis (whooping cough), says C. Mary Healy, MD, chair of TMA's Committee on Infectious Diseases.
The state has not had a problem with rubella, says Dr. Healy, an associate professor of pediatrics in the Infectious Disease Section at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. But the rubella vaccine is part of a combined measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, and many people who oppose vaccines specifically refuse to get the measles vaccine.
"If you look at the data on the measles vaccine, and you look at our rates of vaccine refusers, if people are not getting measles vaccines, what other vaccines are they not getting?" Dr. Healy said. "They're not getting their rubella. So it's likely only a matter of time before you have that undervaccinated population getting a case of rubella."
Republican voters overwhelmingly support strong vaccination measures, according to a 2018 poll, so physicians should encourage Republican lawmakers — who hold a majority in both houses of the Legislature and all statewide offices — to do likewise, Dr. Healy says.
"TMA this legislative session is preparing to oppose efforts to weaken school vaccination requirements, to support measures to improve vaccination rates and lower the risks for outbreaks, and to support better government transparency in listing school data that [shows] our vulnerability to outbreaks," she said.
TMA also is supporting the Department of State Health Services in its calls to address funding shortfalls in several vital areas, Dr. Healy says.
Other TMA initiatives to improve maternal and child health in this session include:
Promoting Texas AIM, a program that helps hospitals and clinics in Texas carry out maternal safety projects. Currently, 207 are enrolled;Streamlining and automating the transition from Medicaid to Healthy Texas Women for adolescents aging out of Medicaid and CHIP;
For more details on the association's advocacy agenda in maternal and public health, see TMA's Healthy Vision 2025, sections 5 and 7.
February 21, 2019
Sean Price is a reporter for Texas Medicine and Texas Medicine Today. He grew up in Fort Worth and graduated from the University of Texas at Austin. He's worked as an award-winning writer and editor for a variety of national magazine, book, and website publishers in New York and Washington. He's also helped produce Texas-based marketing campaigns designed to promote public health. Sean lives in Austin and enjoys hiking, photography, and spending time with his wife and two sons.
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4. Fight Back Cleverly
In some specific time you have to fight against your thief. Try to aim at specific areas such as the neck, groin, eyes, and shin. Regardless of the attacker's size and strength, if you hit him in these areas, it is surely going to hurt and will buy you some time to run away.


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IMF, Egypt to host inclusive growth, job creation conference next month
The International Monetary Fund and Egypt's central bank and government will co-host a high-level conference in Cairo on May 5-6.
The conference is designed to promote higher economic growth and job creation in Egypt, according to the IMF release on Friday.
The aim of this event is to recognise the successes in macroeconomic stabilisation that Egypt has achieved, and to help in building consensus among stakeholders around the reforms needed going forward to attain higher and more inclusive growth and create jobs sustainably to meet the needs of Egypt's young and growing population.
The conference aims to shed light on global best practices and successful relevant experiences that can help enhance Egypt's homegrown structural reform agenda and address its medium-term challenges.
The conference will bring together international and Egyptian high-level policymakers and other experts to exchange perspectives, and to reflect on successful international reform experience and how these could be relevant in the Egyptian context.
Key topics to be discussed at the conference will include macroeconomic stabilisation as the foundation for inclusive growth and job creation; successful reform strategies and lessons from other countries; and policies to foster inclusive private sector-led growth. The concluding session, in which a broad cross-section of representatives from civil society, academia and the private sector are expected to participate, will aim to draw implications for Egypt's goal of higher, inclusive and more sustainable growth.
Egypt's Prime Minister Sherif Ismail, IMF First Deputy Managing Director David Lipton, central bank governor Tarek Amer, and Minister of Finance Amr el-Garhy will be among the speakers.


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Oh, this is wonderful. Extreme frugal thrift store shopping for maximum mayhem and fabulousness. I am here for this content.
I go to thrift stores with $20 and try to make the weirdest outfits I can, says IMGURian @FaustandKluster, aka Hayden Pedigo — an ambient musician, Immature politician, and bad comedian, according to Instagram.
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Producers also announce a release date for the next James Bond adventure, which will be directed by an American for the first time ever.
The 25th James Bond film has found in a new director after Danny Boyle bounced last month over creative differences. Cary Fukunaga will now take the helm, producers announced Thursday morning.
If the name sounds familiar, it's probably because you're a fan of "True Detective" Season 1, which Fukunaga directed in its entirety. Other critically acclaimed films of his: "Sin Nombre," "Jane Eyre" and "Beasts of No Nation." He's also a new series called "Maniac," starring Jonah Hill and Emma Stone, hitting Netflix this Friday.
"We are delighted to be working with Cary. His versatility and innovation make him an excellent choice for our next James Bond adventure," said franchise producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli in a statement accompanying the surprise Twitter announcement.
The untitled sequel was previously set for a November 8, 2019 release when Boyle was on board.
This will likely be Daniel Craig's last turn as Agent 007. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua ("Training Day") said at an event this past summer that Broccoli told him she feels "it is time" for an actor of color to take over the role once Craig gives it up and she is certain "it will happen eventually." Fans have repeatedly rallied behind "Luther" star Idris Elba taking on the role, and he's repeatedly said no one has ever reached out to him about it.
When a Telegraph reporter asked to talk about the media's obsession with him possibly playing Bond one day, he asked, "Can we not?"
"Because it feels like I'm campaigning, and I'm not," he added in the 2015 interview. "At first it was harmless — oh, I know, wouldn't it be great? — and now it's started off racial debates. I'm probably the most famous Bond actor in the world, and I've not even played the role. Enough is enough. I can't talk about it any more."
It appears the producers' decision to hire Fukunaga — the first American filmmaker to direct a 007 movie — has at least given fans something to get excited about beyond the possibility of a black Bond some day. The filmmaker's name started trending on Twitter after the announcement was made and people familiar with his work are giving his hire an ecstatic two thumbs up.
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If these aches and pains sound all too familiar, then there's a whole host of safe and effective treatments available to get back pain relief and to then relieve arthritis pain – herbal remedies, special foods, over-the-counter medicines, exercises, and more (see our Arthritis Solutions Special Report for details). But the quickest and safest way to soothe arthritis pain is with a topical cream that contains:
For a blast of cool pain relief, Biofreeze has been a go-to for arthritis sufferers for decades. Made with 4 percent menthol, this gel promises immediate relief from pain that's long-lasting. It has a light green color, so you can see where you're applying it, but it also comes in a colorless version as well. Both versions are greaseless and have a scent that's designed to disappear after application.
Nearly everyone suffers from some type of back pain at some point in their lives. But no matter when it appears or what may have caused it, back pain can be a real, well … pain to deal with. The good news? There are several simple things you can do to ease pain and keep your back in good condition. The following tips can help you get on the way toward feeling better.
Authors of a 2016 review published in Seminars in Arthritis & Rheumatism conclude, "Topical NSAIDs have a moderate effect on pain relief, with efficacy similar to that of oral NSAIDs, with the advantage of a better risk:benefit ratio." However, A 2016 Cochrane review looked at 39 studies with 10,631 participants and found that topical diclofenac, "can provide good levels of pain relief in osteoarthritis, but only for about 10% more people than get this result with topical placebo."
Voltaren® Gel (topical diclofenac) is a particularly safe and useful medicine. It's an anti-inflammatory cream, so it can be applied only where you need it, instead of soaking your entire system with a medication, avoiding or dramatically reducing common side effects like indigestion, as well as some serious safety concerns associated with oral diclofenac. In the US, this drug is FDA-approved to treat osteoarthritis in "joints amenable to topical treatment, such as the knees and those of the hands," but it probably also works for some other painful problems, such as some repetitive strain injuries and back pain. The evidence shows that it "provides clinically meaningful analgesia." So this product actually works and gets a pass from skeptics and critics — a rare thing in the world of pain treatments!
NSAID medications have potential side effects, even though many of these medications can be obtained over-the-counter. Some of the side effects are minor, other certainly worrisome. Some people may be more prone to side effects given other medical conditions. For that reason, NSAID medication should be used with caution. If there is ever a question of whether or not it is safe for you to take these medications, and you should discuss this with your doctor. Anyone taking NSAID medications for more than a few days should have a discussion with her physician about the potential for side effects.
The original Aspirin, white willow bark contains salicin which, in the stomach, converts to salicylic acid—the primary component of Aspirin. Synthetically, it can irritate the stomach, but naturally through white willow bark, it is effective in relieving pain, inflammation and fever. The recommended dose is 1 to 2 dropperfuls of white willow bark tincture daily.
It contains arnica, a wonderful pain reliever used by many massage therapists, vitamin B6 that makes red blood cells that produces neurotransmitters, homocysteine levels, and also makes the hormones serotonin and norepinephrine; it has pyridoxine; choline bitartrate cetyl myristoleate; MSM (methylsulfonlmethane) that helps with scars, stretch marks, and pain; and has glucosamine, and boswellia serrata.
This Biofreeze brand gel comes in a small tube of 4 oz, perfect for bringing to work in a small purse or bag. The small tube contains a gel substance that provides a cooling effect to fight aching pain. The popular gel is an excellent choice for those with joint or muscle pain and is the perfect addition to a physiotherapists toolbox. It can be used topically on areas of the body and is easy to apply. It's also inexpensive compared to some other gel formulations on the market. The product has been around for 25 years and is not tested on animals.
Various studies have also shown that NSAIDs can delay muscle regeneration and may reduce ligament, tendon, and cartilage healing.[4,13,77] Specifically, NSAIDs are believed to wipe out the entire inflammatory mediated proliferative phase of healing associated with WBC actions (days 0–4). A study of the effects of NSAIDs on acute hamstring injuries was done in humans by Reynolds et al.,[93] and these investigators concluded that patients who used NSAIDs did not experience a greater reduction of pain and soft-tissue swelling when compared with the placebo group. Interestingly enough, the authors noted that the NSAIDs' group had worse pain associated with severe injuries compared with the placebo group.
Yes, most of these creams can either be used on a daily basis or long-term basis. Nevertheless, at any given point in time, always ensure that you consult with your doctor to find out how often it would be advisable to use such forms of medication. The best quality ones are the ones that would be FDA approved and natural. Therefore, you should use these types of medication for as long as the health practitioners advise.
Physical activity. Exercise helps build strong, flexible muscles that will be less prone to injury. It can also help the healing process for an aching back, prevent problems in the future, and improve function. Work with your doctor to develop an exercise program, or seek a referral to another health professional who can. A good program typically includes the three major forms of exercise: aerobic activity, strength training, and flexibility exercises.
If you suffer from muscle pain, a muscle pain relief cream is a smart option. The best pain relief gel or cream will reduce your pain and get you back to doing the things you enjoy. When you lessen your pain with muscle cream, you'll sleep better and wake feeling more comfortable. With all the benefits associated with pain relief cream, there's no reason to delay purchasing some. Of course, speak with your doctor to determine which type is right for you. When you're ready to buy, any of the products on our list are sure to relieve your pain and help you finally relax.
In a 2011 research review published in the British Journal of Anaesthesia, investigators looked at the available research on the use of topically applied capsaicin in the treatment of several types of chronic pain. This included two clinical trials examining back pain, both of which found that capsaicin helped reduce low back pain without causing notable side effects.
This Biofreeze brand gel comes in a small tube of 4 oz, perfect for bringing to work in a small purse or bag. The small tube contains a gel substance that provides a cooling effect to fight aching pain. The popular gel is an excellent choice for those with joint or muscle pain and is the perfect addition to a physiotherapists toolbox. It can be used topically on areas of the body and is easy to apply. It's also inexpensive compared to some other gel formulations on the market. The product has been around for 25 years and is not tested on animals.
Because drugs, unlike natural remedies for inflammation and pain, are created in a lab and our bodies are not equipped to digest and process them. Moreover, drugs are incredibly powerful which gives them the ability to offer fast relief of symptoms, like pain and inflammation. This is good for short-term use, but can be harmful over time. The body just can't metabolize these drugs sufficiently to prevent them causing new damage and side effects.
Back pain is a health concern for most people in the United States at some point in their lives and one of the most common reasons people miss work or visit the doctor. More than 80 percent of Americans will experience low back pain, and this health problem costs the United States over $100 billion each year, most of which is a result of lost wages.
Looking for a nonaddictive way to soothe aches? LifeSeasons' award-winning Pain Bloc-R helps deliver the benefits of conventional approaches, including decreased aches and discomforts and increased relaxation, without the common pharmaceutical side effects. Pain Bloc-R combines natural ingredients and compounds, including Angelica dahurica, white willow bark, L-tetrahydropalmatine, and L-theanine, that work together to help support the body's natural ability to relieve everyday aches.
The active ingredients in fish oil, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), enhance the conversion of COX to prostaglandin E3. A natural anti-inflammatory agent, prostaglandin E3 competitively inhibits the effects of the arachidonic acid conversion to prostaglandin E2, a highly inflammatory substance. Prostaglandin E3 also inhibits the synthesis of TNF-α and IL-1b, both of which are inflammatory cytokines. The EPA and DHA can inhibit the 5-LOX pathway, which converts arachidonic acid to inflammatory leukotrienes, by competitive inhibition as well. When EPA and DHA are incorporated into articular cartridge chondrocyte cell membranes, there is a dose-dependent decrease in the expression and activity of the proteoglycan-degrading aggrecanase enzymes.[12,23–25,27,50,85]
Just as the name suggests, these are very effective forms of treatment that you can use to not only get rid of pain experienced on different parts of your body, but the creams would also help you reduce any forms of inflammation that may be experienced. As long as you follow all the instructions provided on how to use the drugs, you would be able to get the best out of these forms of medication.
Topical anti-inflammatories work in the same way but, instead of having an effect on all of the body, they only work on the area to which you have applied them. When they are applied they are taken into (absorbed into) your skin. They then move deeper into areas of the body where there is inflammation (for example, your muscle). They relieve pain and reduce swelling affecting joints and muscles when rubbed into the skin over the affected area. Using a topical preparation means that the total amount of anti-inflammatory in your body is very low. This in turn means that you are much less likely to have a side-effect to this medicine.
Just as the name suggests, these are very effective forms of treatment that you can use to not only get rid of pain experienced on different parts of your body, but the creams would also help you reduce any forms of inflammation that may be experienced. As long as you follow all the instructions provided on how to use the drugs, you would be able to get the best out of these forms of medication.
Have your friend or partner give you a relaxing massage for your tired sore muscles at the end of the day and you do the same for them. Aging, as many know, is not too kind giving us cellulite, sagging skin, wrinkles, and other things we despise. Muscles are not as taunt and tight as they were when we were younger. And, the young people can keep their youthful appearance with this cream.
The omega-3 fatty acids found in abundance in fish oil derived from cod, trout, herring, salmon and other coldwater fish are proven natural remedies to reduce inflammation. Research from Cardiff University in Great Britain found that cod liver oil not only relieves pain, but also stops and even reverses the damage caused by osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Omega-3s help morning stiffness, regenerate joint tissue and have been shown to also aid in autoimmune disease like RA, lupus and psoriasis.
Vitamins are essential to health. Every natural thing that you eat contains the vitamins needed for growth, repair, bone density, pH balance and hormone regulation. The problem is that many people don't have access to organic whole foods, so vitamin supplementation is important. When suffering from inflammation, pain and arthritis, the following vitamins may help.
Having a variety of solutions for pain relief is not only helpful, it's strategic. Depending on which type of pain you're experiencing, you want a personalized option. And having different solutions on hand helps you be prepared for whatever life throws at you. Try adding an external pain relief cream to the mix so you can relieve muscle and joint pain, then get back to doing what you love.
Talking about your back pain with a therapist may bring some relief. In a UK study, back pain sufferers who had 90 minutes of group cognitive behavioral therapy a week for six weeks reported less pain during the treatment. (Cognitive behavioral therapy focuses on solving problems by changing thoughts and behavior.) A year later, 59% said their pain was totally cured, compared to just 31% in the group that did not go through therapy.
Chronic pain is a modern day epidemic that affects more than 1.5 billion people worldwide. It costs nations billions of dollars in lost productivity and medical expenses every year. Debilitating pain effects more individuals than heart disease, cancer and diabetes combined. Doctors throw drug after drug at these pain syndromes with very little long-term success. Here are some of the best natural agents to reduce pain.


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I have reservations about the Trinity, but so did many early Christians, and the concept is lacking in the synoptic gospels. When Jews adorn Torah scrolls with silver crowns, I'm not in a position to criticize portraits of God in Christian cathedrals.
In the synoptic gospels, Jesus hardly said anything contrary to Judaism. His Sermon on the Mount is a carbon-copy of Jewish prayers and blessings. John's Apocalypse is widely believed by scholars to be an apocryphal Jewish work. Every saying in between those two poles has parallels in the Torah and rabbinical literature.
Resurrection is not unique to Jesus. The Jewish prophet Elisha resurrected a woman. Jesus' miracle of feeding multitudes with a few loaves of bread is also similar to Elisha's.
In the best Kahanist traditions, Jesus declared that he has come only to Jews. He was loathe to heal a Samaritan, comparing her to a dog. Samaritans are Jewish sectarians, almost Jews, so imagine Jesus' attitude toward Gentiles.
Jesus adhered to Jewish law. He announced, "Until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or stroke of a letter will pass from the Law." "So whoever sets aside the least of these commandments and teaches others to do the same will be called least in the kingdom of heaven. But whoever does them and teaches them will be called great in the kingdom of heaven." "If you want to get into the eternal life, you must keep the commandments."
Jesus' opinion of the rabbinical Judaism was very high: "Do everything as they tell you but not as they do, because they don't practice what they teach." He conceded that pharisaic rabbis held the unique key to the kingdom of heaven. He spoke in parables, a standard device of rabbinical exegesis.
Jesus accused rabbis of hypocrisy, but generally had no qualms about their teaching. He accepted the legitimacy of extra-Biblical fasts, and only argued that his students were excused from fasting temporarily, while with him. There were minute arguments, whether the oath by altar or the offering is more important, or whether it is permissible to heal on the Sabbath. Jesus was liberal by ancient standards, as he permitted his disciples to glean on Sabbath to satisfy their immediate hunger. But by now most Orthodox rabbis would concur with his interpretation. Reformist Jews are far less observant than Jesus was, and he was definitely less idolatrous than most Orthodox rabbis today. Indeed, he tried to stem the pharisaic idolatry of rites.
Jesus accused rabbis of making their tzitzit too long and tfillin too big without denying the need for either, even though other Jews besides Pharisees and Essenes didn't wear tfillin. Indeed, Song of Songs asks the beloved to "Set me as a seal upon your heart, as a seal upon your arm," and thus suggests wide acceptance of the tfillin commandment as a metaphor.
Jesus accepted the rabbinical expansive Oral Law when he explicitly sided with Pharisees that even precious spices such as mint and cummin should be tithed rather than basic foodstuffs only as the Torah prescribes.
Jesus questionably envisaged Judaism as a stateless religion in his order to "Give to Caesar what is his, and give what is God's to God." But so did the exilic rabbis in their "Law of the land is a law."
In the synoptic gospels, Jesus never claimed any special affinity with God. Moreover, he called all Jews, not just himself, "children of God," and God their father. Nor would it be exceptional for Jews to praise someone as a son of God; thus was called Hanina ben Dosa.
The messiah designation is theologically mundane. Rabbis declared bar Kochba a messiah, and so were Cyrus, Rabbi Luria, and recently the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Faith in Jesus also has precedent. God stated that Jews should believe in Moses (Exodus 19:9).
Apostles received the holy spirit and started prophesying just as the seventy Jewish elders in Moses' congregation had (Numbers 11:25). It doesn't matter for our purpose whether the apostles' story is true or false: it falls within Jewish law.
Jesus' birth story cannot shock a minimally educated Jew. Samson was conceived in an equally miraculous way, and probably like Jesus, he was Nazirite. The killing of innocents at the time of Jesus' birth is akin to the Moses' birth account. The Magi and the star (in Beth Lehem) recall Abraham.
Why, then, oppose messianics in Israel? The mere belief in someone's messiahship doesn't make a Jew an apostate. At any rate, messianics are more religious than a typical reform Jew.
I have very little against Christianity: it is just an unfortunate fact that for the past fifteen centuries it has formed an ideology for repressing and killing my fellow Jews.


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A collar with up to date identification tags should be your pet's main form of identification! Reading a microchip takes a special scanner, one that an animal control officer or shelter will have, but your neighbor down the street will not. If your pet wanders off, it's likely to be a private citizen who encounters him first. That's why, in the event of accidental separation, identification tags are your pet's first ticket home.
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- Overall coordinator of Kilifi/Coast study teams focussing on childhood undernutrition and related projects, to oversee administrative aspects of staffing, project budgeting, procurement, security, health and safety
- Provide site leadership (Kilifi/Coast) to malnutrition study teams and to be point of contact between other KWTRP departments and the teams on administrative issues.
- Provide guidance to project coordinators and investigators of ongoing/planned studies within the malnutrition team to include study planning, resources allocation and quality assurance plans.
- To undertake/guide risk assessment of studies together with specific study coordinators / investigators, to maintain a register of the risks, and to participate in developing risk mitigation measures drawing from administrative support in KWTRP in accordance to applicable policies and guidelines
- To lead/guide resolution of operational challenges/problems affecting study teams
- Participate in writing of project ghant charts, implementation timelines, and identification of milestones and to use this to regularly monitor overall project progress.
- Manage process of ethics and scientific applications and renewals for ongoing protocols/studies, and trial registration.
- Coordinate team's planning and management of all clinical trials to include design of research systems in line with applicable institutional, regulatory and international standards.
- Manage development of training plans for new research protocols, as well as overall staff development trainings and mentorship.
- Manage and guide on preparation of SOPs, data collection tools (CRFs/Source documents), quality manuals and processes in line with institutional guidelines and international research standards (GCP)
- Represent teams in operations and scientific committees and stakeholder forums at local and international level, to include Centre Scientific Meetings, Research steering committees (DSMBs/TSCs), sponsors and external partners.
- Coordinate stakeholder's engagement for new and ongoing studies and to maintain register of completed meetings and planned updates.
- Manage scientific peer interaction and exchange within the study teams and with wider KWTRP/stakeholders in form of scheduled workshops, journal clubs, seminars or case presentations.
- Work at CHAIN network to coordinate training in international sites on protocol implementation processes to include data collection processes and quality assurance measures.
- Lead clinical trials platform in the CHAIN network to establish systems and resources to implement and /or support new clinical trials.
- Participate in remote monitoring of progress at international CHAIN sites through conference meetings and report updates.
- Participate in monitoring visits to international CHAIN network sites to review progress and conduct required trainings.
- Participate in review of data quality and completeness in network sites, and communication with clinical and laboratory teams over query resolutions
- Undertake own research projects/ data analysis within ongoing/completed studies that contribute to the overall research understanding of questions under research by Malnutrition study group.
- Masters' degree in public health/epidemiology/clinical trials
- At least 8 years international experience in training on protocol, trial set up and research monitoring.
- Exceptional project management skills, proficiency in using project management tools and the ability to manage multiple large projects simultaneously.
- Significant skills in leadership, organization, prioritisation, problem solving and decision making
- Demonstrable experience in writing high quality reports and presentations in English, with evidence of being attentive to detail.
- Ability to network, communicate, diplomatic and maintain strong local and international relationships within a multi-cultural environment and wide diversity of people, and have experience in resolving disputes.
- Data analysis skills using analytical programmes e.g. Stata/ R
- Presentation skills
- Based at the KEMRI/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kenya.
- Regular international travel to study sites and partners.
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How do I setup a branded URL / custom domain and SSL/HTTPS?
A custom domain, otherwise known as a vanity or branded URL, is an excellent way to personalize your shared links so that they look like your personal domain or company domain
- CloudApp links that appear like https://share.getcloudapp.com/12345 can be made to appear like https://yourdomain.com/12345
If you have a personal account, you can customize your links. If you have a team account, you can personalize all of your teams links with a single domain.
If you're an existing customer of CloudApp and you've already setup a custom domain, please review the section entitled 'I already have a custom domain setup'
If you're a new customer to CloudApp, please review the section entitled 'I don't have a custom domain setup and I need help'
I already have a custom domain setup on my.cl.ly and need to point it to the new CloudApp API
To keep your custom domain consistent across both platforms, you'll want to follow these simple steps:
- Head to your DNS settings.
- Make sure your CNAME points to custom.getcloudapp.com .
- Sign into CloudApp here: https://www.getcloudapp.com/login.
- Find your "Customize" settings
- Generate SSL certificates using LetsEncrypt. This is as simple as typing in the name of your custom domain.
- To ensure that previously created links remain functional, select the button that reads "Allow share.getcloudapp.com for viewing links." This will allow your share.getcloudapp.com links and custom domain links from being invalidated.
- Please allow some time for your domain and SSL configuration to be available. If you run into any issues or delays, please click the big ? in the bottom right of your screen.
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New to custom domains? Start here!
Your first step will be owning a domain.
This will be referred to as the "APEX domain." An example of an APEX domain would be "yourwebsite.com". If you don't own a domain yet, you can find many services through Google that will help you purchase one for under $20.
Next, you'll need to decide if you want your URL to appear as an APEX domain (yourwebsite.com) or if you'd like to use a subdomain (share.yourwebsite.com).
You can use an APEX domain -- as long as your DNS allows you to have a CNAME record pointing to the APEX domain.
However, we highly recommend you use a subdomain. This could be anything you'd like-- "share.yourwebsite.com", "s.yourwebsite.com", etc.
Your CNAME record needs to be set up like this:
Host (name): Selected subdomain like "www", "share," "custom," or "s" from the examples above.
Value: custom.getcloudapp.com
TTL: the default value is fine.
You will then need to decide how you'd like to generate your SSL certificates. This can be through your web hosting provider or it can be completed through our LetsEncrypt integration.
If you choose to go through our LetsEncrypt route, follow these steps.
You will need to make sure your CNAME record is propagated. Note that DNS propagation can take up to 72 hours.
To confirm your CNAME record has been propagated open Terminal in MacOs or CMD in Windows and type: nslookup <your custom domain>
Type your custom domain in the "LetsEncrypt" field as seen below. This can be found under the "Customize" settings of your Team page.
If you choose to use other SSL certificates, follow these steps.
- Team admins will go to the "Team" page on your web app. If you are on a Pro account, you will go to "Account" settings.
- Click "Customize."
- Upload your Certificate, Private Key, and Certificate Chain.
Your custom domain will now be up & running on all created links!


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They say, "the carpenter's roof always needs work." As attorneys, we may be as guilty of this self-neglect as any other professional. We invest much energy, time, and resources in making sure that our clients are well taken care of when it comes to advising them about their assets, e.g.,…
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So I buckled down and selected 250 pages of poetry for a collection. It is ready sent to my agent who is currently shopping it out. So be prepared for the Fool's forthcoming second collection, Unpoetry.
This is the working cover right now by the talented Becky Narron. No idea when or if it will get picked up. But hopefully it is sooner rather than later.
I got so caught up in working on it last night I even started collecting a second book of poetry. Fingers crossed that Unpoetry does well enough to give me a shot at the second. World domination is a slow burn at first, just have to get the first stick of dynamite going and the rest will go off as well.
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Blue Sapphire Moto G5 variant leaks online
Blue is a color option that becomes quite popular for smartphones these days and - to be honest - it usually looks very good. The mid-range Moto G5 smartphone was uncovered in Barcelona during this year's Mobile World Congress without a blue option, the only choices being Fine Gold and Lunar Gray. Now, it looks like the Blue Sapphire choice is just around the corner.
Popular leakster Roland Quandt revealed the upcoming Blue Sapphire Moto G5 in all its glory, unveiling what appears to be a set of official images. The specs are expected to remain the same - Qualcomm Snapdragon 430, 2 GB or 3 GB RAM, 16 GB or 32 GB internal storage and microSD support up to 128 GB, 5-inch full HD display, 5 MP and 13 MP cameras, a 2,800 mAh removable battery, all with Android 7.0 Nougat on top.
The price of the metal-bodied Moto G5 in blue should be the same as that of the other two color options, starting at €199 EUR (~$215 USD) for the 2 GB RAM/16 GB storage model.
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How I stand out from others is with my perspective on life, music and filmmaking. I see things differently then most people do. I like to have a story behind my creation. Either its a video or music, I always like to give the viewer a unique experience.
I'm also a semi-professional filmmaker for around 3 years. I make videos about everything that interests me. I do a lot of physical hobbies, so I film that. But starting from 2015 I've been filming other talented people around my location and really giving everyone the opportunity to showcase their work and passion.
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Standing Committees
The Council operates with a standing committee system. Each committee exercises primary oversight of a specific area of municipal policy as well as those departments and divisions within its purview. Standing committees meet during the two-week period preceding each regular meeting of the full City Council. This period is called a Council cycle. Committees are responsible for evaluating and making recommendations on all matters referred to them.
During the declared local public health emergency, the City Council has restructured its organization. The goals of this temporary restructuring include:
- Streamlining and flattening the Council's structure to be more flexible and responsive to enterprise needs during the declared public health emergency
- Affording departments more time to plan and prepare agenda items by minimizing the delay between agenda item submission, internal review, and action
- Expediting internal processing and legal publication so that official actions become legally effective in a shorter period of time
Temporary Committees
All other standing committees have been suspended. See upcoming City Council calendar.
Standing Committees
- Budget
- Committee of the Whole (includes Race Equity Subcommittee)
- Economic Development & Regulatory Services
- Elections & Rules
- Enterprise
- Housing Policy & Development
- Intergovernmental Relations
- Public Health, Environment, Civil Rights, and Engagement
- Public Safety & Emergency Management
- Transportation & Public Works
- Ways & Means
- Zoning & Planning
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Data, the most valuable asset of companies.
Data protection has become one or even the primary goal of Information Systems Security (ISR) managers. All the information must be under protection as much for the good continuity of the activity as for legal obligations. Whether internal data (CRM, accounting, patents, know-how, commercial information) or external data (customer banking data, identification information), enhanced monitoring is necessary.
The 2 risks that concern mainly companies are the decline in activity and reputation.
Example: A hacker manages to make an e-commerce site unavailable by sending a large number of requests until saturation of the web server (DDoS attack) or exploiting a vulnerability known on Prestashop but not patched. The company will be unable to sell its products which will affect its turnover immediately. In addition, the second consequence will be the loss of trust of customers towards the merchant. The reputation that takes so long to build will be tarnished and will remain negative for a long time. Even worse, if confidential client data has been compromised, there will be the criminal prosecution.
5 preventive tips to ensure the security of information systems.
Raise awareness among users
84% of IT security incidents are related to the human factor according to a study conducted at the RSA Conference by BalaBitITSecurity. Whether inadvertently or intentionally the risk is real. If privilege control is the only way to guard against malicious people, training employees are necessary to avoid clumsiness. They must be aware of the IT risk and good practices to be respected. Trainers can rely on ANSSI, PCI-DSS, OWASP or CIS who have implemented safety rules to follow. All services are concerned because it only takes an open door for hackers to have access to sensitive data from all departments.
Secure network access
The best techniques for securing a network using a variety of strong authentication methods based on a certificate, encryption, or one-time password. It should be remembered that devices connected to networks must also be secure. Antivirus and firewalls are needed but they will only be effective if they are properly configured and updated daily. The physical security of the network should not be neglected because physical access to computers remains and will always be one of the easiest and most used methods to steal information.
Back up the data
Automatic data backups have become a "must have" for all businesses. The easy way for many CISOs and CIOs to be cyber-attacked is to restore the data before it has been compromised. They can thus ensure a continuity of the activity. This does not solve the problem but the business can continue. You can back up the data on a physical device to maintain information internally within the enterprise. It will then double the security by protecting the backups by encryption to guard against burglary or physical incident. Another solution is to place your backups at a host that will offer you enhanced protection and continuous access to data. The majority of solutions allow you to schedule daily automatic backups.
Ensure the availability of materials and sites
Companies are migrating more and more to the cloud. According to Gartner, in 2020, businesses that are not in the cloud will be as numerous as those that do not use the Internet today. In addition to reducing its investments in its IT infrastructure, hosting data, services, applications, platforms, infrastructure in the cloud helps reduce physical risk. In the event of an incident such as a fire, an attack or a burglary, for example, the availability of data will not be questioned. In addition, IaaS providers have a very advanced security policy that ensures continuous availability even when a physical incident hits their data center. Indeed, they are responsible for the security of the infrastructures, applications, and services that they make available to their customers
Monitor the weak points of the IS in a continuous way
A vulnerability detection solution must be put in place to reduce its attack surface. Indeed, in 2016, 28 new vulnerabilities were detected each day on average. It will make it possible to detect anomalies upstream.
According to the computer budget of the RSSI, he will use an "open source" or commercial tool. The main advantage of paid solutions lies in the reports they generate that will save valuable time. In addition, some will offer additional features such as key risk indicators, the level of risk of the company or the customization of reports. It is necessary to do vulnerability analysis regularly or even daily to improve the processing time of security vulnerabilities. The workload will be smoothed every day, which will allow the CISO to be responsive as soon as a new critical flaw appears.


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Areas of expertise: U.S. politics, public opinion and elections. The Jack Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research conducts research on important long-term issues facing California and the nation.
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Professor of education and public policy in the Graduate School of Education
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Areas of expertise: education and public policy, diverse forms of schooling such as charter schools, early learning, socialization of Latino children.
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An author and scholar of the labor movement, with lengthy experience as an organizer. She is the author of "Raising Expectations and Raising Hell" (Verso Books, 2012); "No Shortcuts - Organizing for Power in the New Gilded Age" (Oxford University Press, 2016): and "A Collective Bargain: Unions, Organizing, and the Fight for Democracy" (Ecco Press, 2020).
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Expertise: American politics, political behavior, political psychology, public opinion, voting and elections.
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text: 10.1594/PANGAEA.679318 Flores, José-Abel José-Abel Flores 0000-0003-1909-293X Gersonde, Rainer Rainer Gersonde 0000-0002-7340-6269 Sierro, Francisco Javier Francisco Javier Sierro 0000-0002-8647-456X Niebler, Hans-Stefan Hans-Stefan Niebler Southern Ocean Pleistocene calcareous nannofossil events: calibration with isotope and geomagnetic stratigraphies, supplement to: Flores, José-Abel; Gersonde, Rainer; Sierro, Francisco Javier; Niebler, Hans-Stefan (2000): Southern Ocean Pleistocene calcareous nannofossil events: calibration with isotope and geomagnetic stratigraphies. Marine Micropaleontology, 40(4), 377-402 PANGAEA - Data Publisher for Earth & Environmental Science 2000 Piston corer (BGR type) Gravity corer (Kiel type) ANT-IX/4 ANT-XI/2 ANT-XII/4 Polarstern Paleoenvironmental Reconstructions from Marine Sediments @ AWI (AWI_Paleo) 1991-04-01T22:13:00/1995-05-06T17:02:00 en Supplementary Collection of Datasets 10.1016/S0377-8398(00)00047-5 11 datasets application/zip Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Several cores recovered from the northern belt of the Southern Ocean were analysed to study the Pleistocene calcareous nannofossil records. Calcareous nannofossil events previously described in medium and low latitudes were identified and calibrated with the oxygen isotope and geomagnetic time scales. Although sedimentation rates, hiatuses and degree of calcareous nannofossil preservation sometimes prevent the identification and/or accurate calibration of some of these events, a useful stratigraphic framework was obtained. The possibility of using these calibrated events from high to low latitudes facilitates correlations and should facilitate isotope event identification in a region with low temperature, where calcareous plankton stratigraphies are in general restricted. In general, Pleistocene southern high latitude calcareous nannofossil events show synchronism with those observed in warm and temperate surficial waters. Small discrepancies in the assigned ages are sometimes related to low sampling resolution due to low sedimentation rates. The first occurrence (FO) of Emiliania huxleyi and the last occurrence (LO) of Pseudoemiliania lacunosa are observed in Marine Isotope Stages (MIS) 8 and 12, respectively. A reversal in abundance between Gephyrocapsa muellerae and E. huxleyi is observed close to the MIS 4/5 boundary. MIS 6 is characterised by an increase in G. muellerae and MIS 7 features a dramatic decrease in the proportion of Gephyrocapsa caribbeanica. This latter species began to increase its proportions from the MIS 13/14 boundary to MIS13, showing diachronism between the different sites. The LO of Reticulofenestra asanoi is observed at MIS 22, confirming this event as a global synchronous reference datum. By contrast, the FO of R. asanoi occurs at MIS 35 and is diachronous with the existing data from other oceanic regions. A re-entry of medium sized Gephyrocapsa (3-5 mm maximum diameters) can be identified in some cores close to MIS 25; although the low abundance of this taxon prevents an accurate calibration, it may be concluded that this event is diachronous as compared with the existing low-latitude data. The LO of large morphotypes of Gephyrocapsa is well correlated with MIS 37, showing synchronism with other oceanic regions, whereas the FO of this species is not well calibrated due to the absence of age-control points. -91.22 18.09 -57.779 -35.82 Agulhas Basin Southeast Pacific


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It was about two and half year ago that I found out at my 6 month dental appointment that my dentist was going to retire. I have known Dr. Weinhold my entire life as his youngest daughter and I had been in the same class and he had been my dentist since I was about 7. I teased him when he told me as we had had a conversation about retiring at my last appointment and he had told me it would be awhile. He then told who was going to be taking over his practice. And low and behold the new dentist, Dr. Lechnar, was married to another one of my classmate's siblings. Love being from a small town and having ties to so many people in the community.
Dr. Lechnar also just happened to stop in that day, so I got to meet him quickly and put a face to his name. Getting a new dentist can be nerving, but Dr. Weinhold had total trust in him, so I wasn't nervous at all. Anyway, fast forward, and Dr. Lechnar of Root River Dental has now been my dentist for 2 years and him and his team are absolutely great!
Dr. Lechnar and his team had us take some team portraits and headshots to update their website. We had such a good time, I wanted to share some of my favorites from their session to celebrate their their 2 year anniversary.
Looking for a dentist? Check out Root River Dental on their website at rootriverdental.com.