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Tell Him Where It Hurts
A top L.A. surgeon is taking your calls.
Ten minutes before 7 a.m. on a recent Saturday morning, Robert Klapper walks into the studios of sports-radio station KSPN in downtown Los Angeles, wearing wrinkled blue scrubs and sockless black Prada loafers. He confers briefly with his producer and then slips on a pair of purple-and-gold headphones and pivots an overhanging microphone toward his mouth. The guitar riff from ZZ Top's "La Grange" blares over the speakers, signaling the opening of Weekend Warrior, his two-hour call-in show devoted to sports medicine. In a gruff honk that's straight out of Queens, Klapper dives into a monologue that veers from Steve Jobs to Michelangelo to Steph Curry.
"Curry is the greatest shooter on the planet," he says, eyeing a computer monitor that displays the queue of callers waiting to speak with him, "because even the wrist action on his follow-through has perfect form. It's like art or surgery: In order to make the front right, you have to make the back right."
For the past ten years, Klapper, who is 58 years old, has been the chief of orthopedic surgery at L.A.'s Cedars-Sinai Medical Group, where he performs between 10 and 15 surgeries a week, replacing some of the city's most famous hips and knees. (His patients have included Wilt Chamberlain, Jack Nicholson, Dustin Hoffman, and William Shatner.) In the medical world, Klapper has gained renown for helping to invent an ultrasonic device that breaks up the bonding cement used in hip-implant surgeries without damaging the bone. But he's probably better known as the host of Weekend Warrior, where his knack for making clinical jargon understandable has turned him into a cult figure among Southern California's amateur athletes.
"Think of your spine as a stack of Oreo cookies," he tells Dave from Hollywood, who may be suffering from a herniated disk. "The bone is the cookie. The disk is the cream filling. When you squeeze the cookie, the cream gushes out." His advice? Confirm the diagnosis with an MRI and start physical therapy. As for cortisone shots — "fahgettaboudit." They only serve to mask pain. "A lot of surgeons will tell you to have surgery when you shouldn't," he says. "Surgery is when you got no choice and everything else has failed."
He counsels Quentin from Long Beach, who complains of recurring soreness in his Achilles, to do exercises that will strengthen the tendon. "Stretch slowly," Klapper tells him, "like they stretch out the pizza dough at Village Pizzeria on Larchmont."
A longtime Lakers season-ticket holder, Klapper was standing outside Staples Center before a 2009 playoff game when he overheard the team's broadcasters speculating about the partial tear to the medial collateral ligament of center Andrew Bynum. Klapper handed his card to the producer and was soon on the air advising fans to relax. He knew from the type of injury that Bynum would be able to play with a knee brace. Soon after, the city's sports talk-show hosts were asking him to explain how players' injuries would affect their teams' fortunes: Dodgers outfielder Matt Kemp's ankle woes and surgically repaired shoulder; Lakers star Kobe Bryant's fractured knee; Angels first baseman Albert Pujols's plantar fasciitis.
In the Southern California market, where five all-sports radio stations fight for the coveted 25-to-54 male demographic, Mike Thompson, the program director of KSPN, saw room for some counterprogramming that would break through the chatter about all things Dodgers–Angels–Lakers–Clippers–Kings–USC–UCLA. In 2011, Thompson paired Klapper with a co-host; a year and a half later, he had a solo slot. His popularity has spawned similar programs in Dallas and Chicago and has attracted the attention of television producers. Last year, he started appearing on Fox Sports to weigh in on the NFL's voluminous injury list.
Klapper likes to begin each call by asking, "So, what do you do for a living?" The question tends to disarm the person on the line, but it also prompts him to go on tangents about the joys of chocolate babka ("when you dip it into coffee it becomes tiramisu"), what he learned from working with Dr. Frank Jobe (the inventor of "Tommy John" surgery for baseball pitchers), his blue-collar upbringing (his father was a carpenter, his mother a nurse), and his love for Italian Renaissance sculpture (he majored in art history as an undergraduate).
In between calls, Klapper slips into a reverie, his riffs a mash-up of familiar voices: the bravura of Robin Williams's character in Good Morning, Vietnam, the storytelling flair of monologuist Jean Shepherd, and the bluntness (minus the profanity) of Howard Stern. "I'm paddling in pitch blackness a half mile out into the ocean," he says, staring straight ahead. "All I can hear is the waves as they crackle around me and my own breath. The sun is starting to come out over Diamond Head so it looks like it's erupting for the first time. It's beyond magical. I paddle out to the lineup, and three of my buddies — pure Hawaiian surfers — are already waiting. These are the happiest guys I know, so I ask them, 'What is the secret to happiness?' And do you know what they said? 'The secret to happiness is to find your gift. Once you find that gift, share it with the world. That's where the joy comes from.'"
After speaking with Eric (ACL tear) and T.J. (foot dislocation), Klapper signs off to the strains of "Volare." Before heading out, he ad-libs a promo for the next show, about the possible connection between vitamin D deficiency and sports injuries. His plan is to go surfing, but first he has to swing by Cedars and check on patients.

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Tides are the rise and fall of sea levels caused by the combined effects of the gravitational forces exerted by the Moon and the Sun, and the rotation of the Earth. Simultaneously with the "tide" towards the moon, another "tide" is created on the other side of the earth, so that the waters on the other side of the earth which are away from the moon are less affected and lag behind, creating a large water-mass, so daily (every 24 hours and 50.2 minutes) every point above sea level is exposed to tides twice.
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Review: Southern Comfort Bold Black Cherry
This is one of those reviews that I simply haven't had the strength to write. I opened the bottle when it arrived, quickly put it back on the counter, and there it's sat for more than two months.
As the name implies, SoCo Cherry adds black cherry flavor to the classic peach Southern Comfort recipe, to utterly cryptic effect. Original SoCo may be an acquired taste, but this stuff has a flavor that I can't imagine anyone readily acquiring. The nose and the palate are both incredibly and unfortunately along the lines of cough syrup, with overpowering, saccharine sweetness. It overpowers the original character of the SoCo and leaves behind a mouth-coating and not entirely pleasant medicinal flavor — whether sipping straight or mixing with Coke (as the company suggests).
SoCo continues to muck with line extensions, but none have been very successful to date. The best I can recommend: SoCo 100, the overproof version of the original spirit.
70 proof. Naturally flavored with caramel color added.
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Zoals jullie waarschijnlijk al hebben gemerkt, heeft FIFA 20 een nieuwe update gekregen. We zijn inmiddels beland bij titel update nummer zeven en EA SPORTS heeft het één en ander getweaked. Het zijn grote veranderingen, maar alle kleine beetjes helpen om mijn favoriete footie wat beter te maken. Check hier alle patch notes.
Gameplay (General):
Made the following changes:
- Increased the effectiveness of shots taken 15.24 meters/50 feet or closer to the target.
- These shots will now be less likely to be impacted by error.
- The impact of ball velocity and vertical ball velocity on all types of shots inside the box has been reduced.
- The target, in this context, is the exact location of where the ball is expected to go, determined through a mixture of directional input, and the Shooting Assistance setting.
- This change is intended to bring shooting closer in-line with how it is portrayed on the real-life pitch.
- Improved accuracy of Ground Passes when performed in easy passing situations.
- An easy passing situation generally occurs when there is no pressure or interference from the defending team, and when the pass is performed at a reasonable angle and distance.
- This change does not impact Through Passes and Lobbed Passes.
- Increased the speed of Ground Passes performed during Goal Kicks, Free Kicks, and Corner Kicks.
- Penalty Takers will no longer move their heads once the Shoot action is performed.
- The Penalty Taker's head will lock to the middle once the run-up begins.
- This change does not affect the ability to continue aiming the kick during the run-up.
Addressed the following issues:
- Instances of a user-controlled player not being able to manually Player Switch to a different player during a Standing Tackle action.
- This issue was affecting Player Switching with the Right Stick and the Player Switch button.
- The camera was sometimes taking too long to transition during Goal Kicks and Corner Kicks.
- Slightly increased the impact of high Attributes on error reduction for certain regular shot situations, such as high powered and under pressure shots.
- The change impact all shots, including Finesse and Chip shots.
Made the following changes:
- Added a Matches Played counter on the Squad Battles Opponent Select screen.
- This Matches Played counter tracks the first 40 played and/or skipped weekly competition matches.
- Once all 40 weekly competition matches have been played or skipped, any further matches played in Squad Battles will not have any impact on the Weekly Score until the next Squad Battles competition begins.
- This Matches Played counter tracks the first 40 played and/or skipped weekly competition matches.
Addressed the following issues:
- The UI and Player Items were sometimes loading in at different times during kit selection.
- An incorrect FUT Champions Rank Crest was sometimes displaying on the FUT Online tab and FUT Hub.
- This was a visual issue only.
Career Mode:
Addressed the following issues:
- Visual corruption when opening the action list in the Squad HUB after exiting the contract negotiation scene in some situations.
Addressed the following issues:
- The Team Management screen was inaccessible during Kick-Off VOLTA FOOTBALL Survival matches.
- After scoring a goal, the scorer's name was sometimes not displaying during a kick-off.
- Update to the Open Winter FC Windbreaker Jacket not displaying on the Avatar in VOLTA FOOTBALL.
Kick Off:
Addressed the following issues:
- Live Form arrows were not displaying in Team Management prior to a match.
Addressed the following issues:
- Visual corruption when entering, exiting, and re-entering Team Management, from the Pause Menu, during a match.
Made the following changes:
- Added 29 new Star Heads.
- These will only be available following a server update. Please follow @EASPORTSFIFA for updates on when this will be live in-game.
- Updates to multiple stadiums, badges, shoes, balls, ad boards, and kits.
- Updates to some of the broadcast packages.
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Roux-en-Y Reconstruction for Lap Choly Injuries During Gallbladder Surgery
One of the more common laparoscopic cholecystectomy repairs Trief & Olk has encountered due to medical malpractice is a surgery known as a Roux-en-Y reconstruction, or simply a Roux-en-Y. During a Roux-en-Y, the hepatic or biliary duct is connected directly to the small intestines. The purpose is to compensate for the inability for bile to flow freely due to biliary duct injury during a laparoscopic cholecystectomy. A Roux-en-Y does this by creating a new passageway from which bile can drain directly from your liver or remnant ducts to your small intestines.
If a Roux-en-Y is part of your recovery plan, it is important to appreciate and discuss with your doctor the long term ramifications of the procedure. Most Roux-en-Y patients require regular monitoring to make sure that the Roux-en-Y and ducts do not stricture, i.e., tighten and close, preventing the free flow of bile. Your doctor will likely elect to perform a liver function test as the first step in identifying a stricture. If your numbers are elevated, other diagnostic exams may be performed including additional blood work and a magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (or MRCP), which allows the doctor to obtain a non-invasive view of the biliary system.
If strictures develop, there are various procedures that may be performed to reopen the Roux-en-Y connection, including an endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (or ERCP), a procedure which combines upper gastrointestinal endoscopy and x-rays to treat problems of the bile and pancreatic ducts. During the ERCP, the doctor may try to introduce a thin tube into the obstructed duct (i.e,, cannulate the duct), place a stent in the dilating duct, or even perform a balloon angioplasty to open any closed ducts. If the strictures are reoccurring, treatment may be significant and ongoing for the rest of the patient's life.
Since a Roux-en-Y procedure usually involves long-term follow-up monitoring or care, patients who require a Roux-en-Y after a laparoscopic cholecystectomy often suffer significant future pain and suffering and medical expenses that should be considered as part of any medical malpractice laparoscopic cholecystectomy action, even when the strictures have yet to develop. It is also important to find an attorney who understands the science and medicine behind these types of injuries and has the resources to fully litigate your claims, including access to expert physicians who can explain to a jury both the malpractice committed by the surgeon performing your laparoscopic cholecystectomy and the short and long term medical care required to address the issues created during the initial surgery.


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Seriously, the next version of Android is called KitKat
Google has made a surprise announcement -- the next version of Android is called KitKat, not Key Lime Pie. Yes, like the chocolate bar.
Now here's a turn up for the books. The next version of Android will be called KitKat, after the famous four-finger chocolate bar. Google made the surprise announcement last night, hot on the heels of Apple sending out invites for its event next week. Trying to rain on its parade, perchance?
Android 4.4 was widely thought to be called Key Lime Pie, but Google opted to use the name of Nestle's chocolate bar instead. The decision was made late last year, so it's to Google's credit it's kept it under wraps all this time.
Apparently the key lime pie dessert isn't well-known enough, according to John Lagerling, director of Android global partnerships. "We realised that very few people actually know the taste of a key lime pie," he told the BBC. "One of the snacks that we keep in our kitchen for late-night coding are KitKats. And someone said: 'Hey, why don't we call the release KitKat?'"
Google got in touch with Nestle, and less than 24 hours later the deal was done. Though no money will change hands, according to Lagerling. The two businesses -- giants in their fields -- finalised the deal at Mobile World Congress in February. Nestle will deliver more than 50 million chocolate bars featuring the Android mascot to 19 countries, including the UK.
In keeping with tradition, Google rolled out a statue at its HQ to commemorate the latest version of the OS. Previous builds have all been named after sweet treats too: Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, and Jelly Bean.
The link-up could prove risky for both companies, though. Nestle has been criticised for how it's promoted powdered milk in the third world, and has a somewhat chequered human rights record. If the KitKat version of Android is susceptible to bugs and hacks, it wouldn't reflect too well on the KitKat brand, either.
Google also announced it has more than a billion Android activations. There's no news on what features Android KitKat will bring, but you can sign up to receive notifications on the next OS.
What do you think of the partnership? Is it the start of a whole new era of Android names? Or will it do more harm than good? Let me know in the comments, or on our sweet and tasty Facebook page.
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A student in my reporting class turned in a story with a 64-word lead, leading me grumble about you damned kids and your hippity hoppity music again.
Ever since I taught my first writing class, I emphasized leads of 25-35 words. If you go past 35, it better be for a good reason. If you go past 40, you'd better be curing cancer with that thing.
Fortunately for me, I'm not the only one muttering about sentence length. Take a look at this piece from Poynter's Roy Peter Clark, a master of journalism who is about a dozen times smarter than I am on this stuff:
Within a text, white space is created by paragraphs. Short paragraphs create more white space. Long ones, especially in narrow columns, cast a gray shadow on the page. Without reading a word, readers see tombstones with the epitaph: "Heavy lifting."
This dense packing of words presents itself not only in the body of stories, but even in the leads. An old nickname for this problem is "the suitcase lead." The writer takes all the key elements, stuffs it into a single paragraph, sometimes a single sentence, and slams it shut. If it doesn't fit, the writer sits on it till it closes.
In the age of the text message, this trend seems odd.
The trend Clark outlines does seem odd, if you imagine that students are purposely writing gigantic sentences from the get-go. However, if you realize that this is more about language creep and failure to set meaningful limits, this makes sense.
Think about this like you would driving: How often to do you actively attenuate to the EXACT speed you are traveling for any extended period of time? If you're like most of us, you're cruising along at whatever speed everyone else is until you all spot the state highway patrol vehicle, at which point everyone starts driving 20 miles under the speed limit.
Only when you know you're going to get crushed by a horrific ticket do you slow down, which is why a place like Rosendale, Wisconsin is so terrifying to most people.
The Village of Rosendale has about 1,000 people in it and it sits along Highway 23 just outside of the Fox Valley. Most towns of this size aren't known for much. Rosendale is a legend for its speed-limit enforcement. If you find yourself going "just a few miles over," you might get nailed. If you think I'm kidding, here's a look at the T-shirts they sell in the village's gas station:
The point is, they're cracking down like hell and you knowing that puts a little sweat on your brow and removes a little lead from your foot as you drive through that little hamlet.
Think about the last time you were REALLY held to a word limit on a per sentence basis. Most professors force you to stretch for extra pages or longer essays, thus giving you a reason to infuse your writing with superfluous stuff. Even when you have word limits like on scholarship essays or eBay feedback, you're not limited in each sentence. You can write a sentence that would put one of Bret Easton Ellis' coked up protagonists to shame, so long as the total word count works.
When it comes to your writing, think about having that Rosendale cop sitting on your bumper, checking out your sentence length. That officer is just waiting to pounce, and all you have to do is ignore the simple rule of keeping things short and tight.
In writing longer sentences, we're writing for ourselves, either feeling too lazy to go back and edit stuff or too proud of our winding prose to chop it back. However, the readers want to know two simple things:
- What happened?
- Why do I care?
In each sentence, you can tell the readers those ideas in a simple and easy way if you stick to the noun-verb-object structure and focus on what THEY need to know as opposed to what YOU want to tell them.
In essence, writing that way is just the ticket.


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Release Date
November 4, 2005
DVD Release Date
March 7, 2006 (Buy on Amazon)
Running Time
115 minutes
MPAA Rating
Rated R for pervasive language, some violent images and strong sexual content
Jarhead (the self-imposed moniker of the Marines) follows "Swoff" (Gyllenhaal), a third-generation enlistee, from a sobering stint in boot camp to active duty, sporting a sniper's rifle and a hundred-pound ruck on his back through Middle East deserts with no cover from intolerable heat or from Iraqi soldiers, always potentially just over the next horizon. Swoff and his fellow Marines sustain themselves with sardonic humanity and wicked comedy on blazing desert fields in a country... Full synopsis »
Although Sam Mendes doesn't make many movies, when he does make one it is almost guaranteed to be a masterpiece. Jarhead is no exception. Drastically different from his last two films, Road to Perdition and American Beauty, Jarhead brings the intensity of Full Metal Jacket and combines it with Mendes near perfect story telling and visual styles. Based upon the memoir of the same name written by Anthony Swafford (Gyllenhaal's character) the film takes a realistic look into military life, showing the ups and downs, the homesickness and most of all the waiting. Perhaps only Sam Mendes could make a war film that not only is not about war, but that does not have one battle, not one shot fired by the ground troops. This film is a film about people. People that are placed in some of the most difficult situations imaginable. Full movie review »


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Do you run solo as a giant monster or hunt the beast with your friends? That's the question you'll need to start thinking about today when you pre-order and pre-download 2K and Turtle Rock Studios' upcoming asymmetric shooter Evolve.
To celebrate the launch of the game, the following two Evolve game bundles are available for pre-order globally, starting today, through the Xbox Store online or on your console:
- Xbox One Evolve Pre-Order Edition, available starting today for $59.99, includes the standard game, plus a Monster Expansion Pack, Team C and Wraith.
- Xbox One Evolve Deluxe Edition, available starting today for $79.99, includes the standard game, plus a Season Pass, a Monster Expansion Pack, Team C, and Wraith.
Starting today, anyone with Xbox Live Gold can also begin to pre-load the Evolve Xbox One Open Beta so that they're ready to begin playing the moment the servers come online this Thursday, January 15.
As a refresher, the beta will be open to anyone with an Xbox Live Gold account and will feature two playable monsters (Goliath and Kraken), eight hunters and 12 playable maps. In addition, beginning on Saturday, February 17, beta players will get the exclusive chance to go hands-on with Evacuation mode. And don't forget, any hunter or monster characters gamers unlock during the beta will carry over to their game when Evolve launches on February 10.
We recently had the chance to take another look at Evolve, and at first glance, it might seem that it's about what other shooters are about: aiming and shooting. Sticking and moving. Having the biggest gun. But it's not about any of those things – at least, not primarily.
"It's about controlling space," says Turtle Rock Studios Co-Founder Chris Ashton, "It's not about 'Can I get that head shot or hit the right pixel,' it's not twitch-y. It's about choosing to fire the right special ability at the right time." Of course, Ashton is referring to people playing Evolve's monsters, one-half (or one-fifth, depending on how you look at it) of the game's playable characters. Playing the monster – whether it be the ground-and-pound Goliath, or the Cthulhu-looking Kraken, or any of the other monsters – is about knowing how to corral the hunters (the other half/four-fifths of the game), focus on the one you want to eliminate, and use the right special abilities to take them down.
None of this requires snap-like reflexes, or killer stick sensitivity, or even a heck of a lot of previous shooter experience. Instead, says Ashton, Evolve rewards the same sorts of skills you might get in a fighting game, like the Street Fighter series.
Perhaps that's why Evolve plays so smoothly and so well on the Xbox One controller. Many shooters, born and bred in the world of keyboard and mouse, require a huge learning curve to get good with thumbsticks and bumpers. Not so with Evolve; in fact, Ashton admits to being primarily a keyboard-and-mouse guy for most of his games, but says he plays Evolve exclusively with the Xbox One controller, despite his more familiar control options being available. "We designed it from day one with controllers in mind," Ashton says – and that philosophy is clear.
But it's also the specific experience of Xbox One that makes this game so fun to play. Evolve is a game of moments writ large: an amazing save to rescue a teammate, a monster bursting out of nowhere to wreck a perfect plan, a struggle to save that one last survivor. And the Xbox One allows you to easily record, share, and relive those moments with your friends. According to Ashton, much of Evolve's basis is in the great monster movies of the past – and with the Xbox One, you can create that personal monster-movie experience, while at the same time enjoying the heck out of Evolve's shooter aspects.
Of course, playing the hunters gives you a bit more traditional first-person shooter look… but even here, Evolve emphasizes teamwork, strategy, and quick thinking over twitch reflexes and pinpoint accuracy. You'll need to pick from among the 12 available hunters to form a party that can complement each others' skills, and then make sure you come up with a plan and execute it properly – even during disruptions by the monster – if you want to succeed. Even the biggest, baddest Call of Duty or Counter-Strike MVP won't be of use if he doesn't know the strengths and weaknesses of his team in Evolve.
In short, Evolve does Xbox One FPS right. Its control scheme is the smoothest we've seen for a shooter on the Xbox One controller, its gameplay emphasizes community and teamwork, and it allows for the unique kinds of entertainment experiences that Xbox One is designed to provide.


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Full statement from Nigel Farage following the Guardian's claim that he is a person of interest in the FBI's Trump / Russia investigation:
"This is fake news.
In response to the Guardian article, it has taken me a long time to finish reading because I am laughing so much.
This hysterical attempt to associate me with the Putin regime is a result of the liberal elite being unable to accept Brexit and the election of President Trump.
For the record I have never been to Russia, I've had no business dealings with Russia in my previous life and I have appeared approximately three times on RT in the last 18 months.
I consider it extremely doubtful that I could be a person of interest to the FBI as I have no connections to Russia.
My meeting with Julian Assange was organised for me by LBC Radio with a view to conducting an interview."
The Guardian article makes clear Farage is not accused of wrongdoing and is not a suspect…
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According to a New Zealand man, this is "Katie" (this is not our Katie), and she hails from DC. He met her in Hong Kong while they were both lost, and the only thing he has from the encounter is a first name, a city, and a charge, "Find me." There's more in a Facebook Group, and the AP in New Zealand has a piece with the organizer, Reese McKee, so this doesn't appear to be a Diane-in-7A hoax like the one we saw over Thanksgiving.
So, do you recognize this face?


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A room in the Wrightsman Galleries at the Met, i have spend many, many hours here they are beyond perfection. The subject of the June 6th program. Photo from Pinterest credit unknown
Spring always brings one of Chicago's most anticipated events the Alliance Francaise de Chicago's Symposium on the Arts of France. I was fortunate to attend the first in the series of three last week. The lecture was bittersweet, it was to be presented by the incredible, Jean Goldman, who recently passed away. Jean had long been a major supporter of the Alliance in so very many, many ways and her knowledge was unparalleled, her presentations were always perfection, you learned something new each time…her expertise, humor and joie de vivre keep you riveted to her every word. I was honored to call her friend…we had many long lunches, four hours was not unheard of, at the charming Ikram Cafe, chatting about anything and everything. Fortunately, for the attendees of the symposium she had prepared her illustrated lecture and it was delivered, perfectly, I might add, by Lisa Wainwright, currently Dean of Faculty and Vice President of Academic Affairs at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. The title was "Stately Mansions and the not quite so Stately Life Therein: A Peek Behind the Closed Doors: Pomp, Intrigue and Les Liaisons Dangereuses". After the superb presentation, we had a delicious lunch from Jewell Events Catering, one would expect nothing less from the renowned caterer admired the always glorious blooms from Green. A perfect afternoon, the one element missing, Jean Goldman, but everyone felt her smiling at us.
You have a chance to attend the next two presentations by registering for the 11:30 presentations, which are in English, (the individual lecture tickets are $45.00, The Patron luncheons are sold-out well in advance), by visiting Alliance Francaise de Chicago
Be sure to be put on the list for the 2019 Symposium. While you are at it request to be put on the Alliance's mailing and email list for programs, classes and all manner of year-round celebrations. It is worthwhile exploring all they have to offer. It is a wonderful organization.


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Sale Alert: Xiaomi Mi A2 now available at just PHP 13,990!
|Xiaomi Mi A2 and Mi A2 Lite price drop
According to a Facebook post of the Mi Store Philippines, both the Mi A2 and Mi A2 Lite are now available in the country. The Mi A2 series are the new mid-range phone of the Chinese company with powerful specs for its price under the Android One Program. The phones under the Android One program of Google has guaranteed frequent software updates.


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by Mikey Jackson
She was the most adored celebrity in the world. As seen on TV, in magazines, on billboards, overpriced merchandise, the lot. Me? I was just your average city taxi driver. Nothing special. Just one tiny speck of dust on an unloved, long-forgotten shelf.
I tried not to get too excited about the famous—correction, make that infamous—goddess in the back seat of my cab. But hey. I'm only human. And a hot-blooded male of the species. Oh, come on, are you seriously trying to convince me you haven't got a poster of her on your wall? No way, pal. Everybody has.
In my rear-view mirror, I studied her beauty, her splendour, her very essence. I only took my eyes off the road for a second. Big mistake.
I didn't even see it coming. Wham! The bus that torpedoed into the flank of my cab. I guess I must have jumped a red light.
The collision killed her instantly. Me? Oh, it took another six and a half agonizing minutes for Yours Truly to kiss goodbye to the life I honestly thought I was tired of living.
The last thing I remember? Gazing aimlessly through a fractured windscreen at the splintered rainbow colours of a big city doing its thing. And then . . . the darkness of black.
Ah, well. Her fame is immortal now. Even if she isn't.


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The Story of Son Tinh and Thuy Tinh:
The battle between the Mountain Spirit and the Water Spirit.
The legend of Son Tinh and Thuy Tinh incorporates many elements of Vietnamese folklore. Although Mount Tan Vien (in Son Tay Province, northern Vietnam, currently, Ba Vi Mountain, altitude 1250m) is not the highest mountain of Vietnam, because of its central location and its preeminence overlooking the adjacent lowlands, it occupies a special place in Vietnamese history and literature. It is also referred to as ''Mount Olympus 'of Vietnamese mythology. The Water Spirit has been interpreted as symbolizing the monsoon season. It brings not only beneficent tidal influence necessary for the practice of tidal irrigation but also devastating floods that ravage the hamlets situated in the lowlands.
The 18th King of the Hung Dynasty had a very beautiful daughter and he was searching for a handsome and talented consort for the royal bride. Among the applicants from the capital city of Me Linh, were Son Tinh, the Mountain Spirit, and Thuy Tinh, the Water Spirit. Because they were comparable in prestige, power, wealth and talent, it was difficult for the King to choose between them. He then declared that, on a certain propitious day, the one who would arrive the earliest at the palace would win the honor of his daughter's hand. The Mountain Spirit won the contest and brought his new bride to Mount Tan Vien. The Water Spirit was very angry and refused to accept defeat. He mobilized sea waves and high tides to assault the mountain but it was in vain. The higher the waters raised, the taller the mountain became by the power of the Mountain Spirit.
The Water Spirit never gave up his battle against the Mountain Spirit. Therefore, every year, around June or July, the lowlands adjacent to Ba Vi Mountain still suffer devastating floods as a consequence of his eternal bitterness and vengefulness.


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HAUG Static Control Products
Static Elimination
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HAUG Web Cleaner 2 Is Used For Contact-Free Cleaning
The Web Cleaner 2 WXC 2 is used for contact-free cleaning with simultaneous extraction of visible dust and smaller particles. Cleaning and elimination of electrostatic charges from material webs in the same process by using ionized compressed air. The integrated extractor ensures an optimum and residue-free degree of surface cleaning.
Combination With Ionizing Bars
The following ionizing bars can be combined with the Web Cleaner housing:
- Ionizing bar EI RN
- Ionizing bar EI RD
- Ionizing bar EI VS
- Ionizing bar EI Ex T (for potentially explosive areas)
Compressed Air
Compressed air of a quality suitable for spraying applications must be available, i.e. it must be free of oil and water. The upstream installation of a service unit with integrated oil and water separator is recommended.
Air Consumption
Air consumption in Nm³/h has a function of extraction width and operating pressure
Web Speeds
The maximum web speed of the standard version is approx. 80 m/min. Higher speeds are available on request.
Pulsed Operation
The application of Statik-Air systems in pulsed operation can be recommended for media transported with intermediate distances/gaps.
Advantage: reduced costs (e.g. for compressed air). Pulsed operation can be controlled by external input to the switchgear, e.g. using photoelectric sensors, proximity switches or other potential-free contacts.
Continuous Operation
The application of Statik-Air systems in continuous operation can be recommended if the medium to be cleaned passes through continuously.
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One of Oscar's favourite breakfast options is muesli. We make our own muesli as all of the commercially available ones contain at least one ingredient he can't have. I make a large batch, about 8 cups, which lasts for months in an airtight container. Oscar loves this so much he will eat it dry, without milk.
|6 - 8 cups
|Prep time
|15 minutes
|Allergy / Intolerance
|Amines, Artificial Addititives, Artificial Colours, Glutamates, Preservatives, Salicylates
|Suitable for
|RPAH Elimination Diet - Amines Allowed, RPAH Elimination Diet - Low Chemical / Failsafe, RPAH Elimination Diet - Moderate Chemical
|Meal type
|Child Friendly, Pre-preparable
A great tasting, low salicylate home made muesli, free of preservatives and additives.
- 3 cups Rolled oats
- 1 cup Processed bran
- 1 cup Special K
- 1 cup Puffed rice
- 2 Shredded wheat biscuits (broken into small pieces)
- 1 cup Cashews (finely chopped)
- 1 cup Dried fruit - Apple, Pear, Banana, Paw Paw (chopped into small pieces)
- 1 tablespoon White sugar
- 1 tablespoon Brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons Sunflower Oil
|Toast the oats by placing them in a hot non-stick frying pan and stirring until they are golden brown. Allow to cool.
For a sweeter muesli, or if you can't use dried fruit, mix 1 tablespoon white sugar and 1 tablespoon brown sugar with the oats before toasting them. You can also add 2 tablespoons of sunflower oil for a slightly different flavour.
|Combine the oats with the remaining ingredients and store in an airtight container.
Low Salicylate / Low Chemical, High Amines if using dried paw paw or banana, Moderate Salicylates if using dried apple
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The Canadian government is "actively considering" regulating social media giants and believes that self-regulation of the platforms has failed, reports The Toronto Star.
Democratic Institutions Minister Karina Gould told the Star and BuzzFeed News that "all options are on the table" when it comes to applying domestic rules to international social media and tech giants like Facebook, Google, Amazon and Twitter.
Several countries, including Australia and the U.K. have recently taken steps to curb the largely un-checked power of tech giants.
Australia passed a stringent law that demands social media companies quickly remove violent content from their platforms in light on the Christchurch massacre in New Zealand.
In the U.K., a Parliamentary committee suggested that social media companies should be subjected to independent oversight and fined over "online harms." The U.K. is looking to appoint an independent regulator to oversee social media companies' protection of its users and dole out penalties like fines and blocked website access where appropriate.
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DC Universe has released photos for "Dad Patrol", the upcoming eighth episode of Doom Patrol's second season. The episode will see some father/daughter time for Niles (Timothy Dalton) and Dorothy (Abigail Shapiro) as well as Cliff (Brendan Fraser) and his estranged daughter Clara (Bethany Anne Lind) as well, something that was set up at the end of "Dumb Patrol". That episode saw Clara arrive at Doom Manor after receiving the video of Niles' confession to what he'd done to Cliff, prompting Cliff to have an unexpected second chance to get to know his daughter after a pretty botched attempt earlier in the season.
For Niles and Dorothy, their father/daughter time appears to see them having a fun outing at a fair or festival, though the previously released preview for the episode hints that the fun may be short-lived — especially with the threat of the Candlemaker still very, very real. And for the rest of the team, Vic (Joivan Wade) is going to find himself dealing with some hard truths about Roni (Karen Obilom) while Jane (Diane Guerrero) and Larry (Matt Bomer) team up to handle something from the past.
You can check out the official synopsis for "Dad Patrol" below and then read on for the photos.
"Dad Patrol" – Determined to prove her worth in The Underground, Jane brings Larry to rural Arkansas to help her retrieve an invaluable item. Meanwhile, Niles organizes a special day for Dorothy, who hides a personal development from her declining father. And Cliff gives father/daughter bonding with Clara (guest star BETHANY ANNE LIND) his best shot, while Rita embraces her superhero status as "The Beekeeper" and Vic is forced to confront the real Roni.
New episodes of Doom Patrol land Thursdays on both DC Universe and HBO Max. "Dad Patrol" debuts July 30th.
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NHS staff put under pressure as they are urged to look after up to six patients in intensive care as opposed to the usual one patient. The guidelines have been relaxed due to a lack of staff but there are concerns this will reduce the quality of care.
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