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Chiang Dao's two small, daily municipal markets—there's a morning and an afternoon one—don't hold more than minimal interest for casual visitors but the town does have two very good weekly, street versions which are certainly worth a look if you're in town on the right days.
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Towards the southern end of town—on a piece of vacant land to the right as you enter—there's a regular Thursday market while both sides of the main street at the northern end (just past the Soi 25 cave road) are given over once a week to a Tuesday version. Both start up early and wind down late morning with the Tuesday one being the livelier of the two.
As usual, both are a mixture of household goods, agricultural supplies, clothes and fresh produce and both have plenty of snacking options. The range of goods is wide as fruit and veg stalls include temperate crops like strawberries as well as tropical ones such as pineapples and mangos.
You'll potentially see hill-tribe vendors and shoppers or varying provenance with Lisu in their updated purple and blue dress ubiquitous. While most Lahu and many Hmong villagers have largely given up on traditional dress and Akha and Yao still frequently wear their time-honoured costumes, Lisu wear—while retaining traditional form and overall design—evolves regularly in terms of material, patterns and colours. That may explain why you see more Lisu women than any other ethnic group still wearing traditional clothes.
Even better is a bi-monthly walking street market that fills the road between the central section of the main drag as it passes through town and the road leading down to the Ping Bridge. The emphasis here is on strolling and snacking rather than serious shopping and over half the stalls are given over to an amazingly varied and mouth-watering display of food ... Travelfish members only (Around 400 more words) ... please log in to read the rest of this story.
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HLB Early Detection?
Citrus Huanglongbing (HLB), also known as greening, is one of the most serious citrus plant diseases in the world. Infected trees produce bitter fruits that are green, misshapen, and unsuitable for sale. Once a tree is infected, there is no cure and it typically dies within a few years. Greening has already devastated the Florida citrus industry and poses a threat to California and Texas as well as Australia and the Mediterranean region.
Currently the most effective ways to prevent the spread of HLB are to stop the causal agent (Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus) using quarantine measures, control the insect that spreads the disease (Asian citrus psyllid), remove the diseased trees, and plant HLB free trees. To this end, early diagnosis of HLB-diseased trees is crucial. Traditionally, diagnosis relies on observing blotchy mottle symptoms and confirming disease presence using molecular tools. However, these symptoms do not show until months after disease transmission and by then the disease has likely already spread throughout the grove.
Professor Nian Wang and his postdoctoral research associate Dr. Sheo Shanker Pandey, both from Citrus Research and Education Center, Department of Microbiology and Cell Science, at the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences of University of Florida, developed a strategy for early diagnosis of HLB before the appearance of blotchy mottle symptoms. They used a low-cost staining method to identify insect feeding sites and tested those identified sites for the causal agent using quantitative real-time PCR (polymerase chain reaction).
Through this method, the pair were able to detect the HLB causal agent up to two days after transmission and long before the appearance of symptoms. This early detection will enable citrus growers to prevent the spread of HLB in their fields. This finding is especially crucial for California, Texas, Australia, and the Mediterranean region as those areas are currently plagued by HLB.
More details about this study can be found in "Targeted Early Detection of Citrus Huanglongbing Causal Agent 'Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus' Before Symptom Expression" in Phytopathology Volume 109, Number 6, published June 2019.
The appearance of HLB symptoms in 5-month-old cultivar Valencia seedlings fed by Asian citrus psyllid for 2 to 20 days. The HLB symptoms were monitored at 30, 60, and 90 days postinoculation (dpi). Representative images of HLB symptom development are shown. Photo: Sheo Shankar Pandey and Nian Wang
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Here is the University of California website on ACP monitoring techniques and management recommendations: ucanr.edu/sites/ACP/Grower_Options/Grower_Management/
If you are restricted in your choice of materials, applications of horticultural oil can be effective.
Remember to notify beekeepers in your area before treating by contacting the County Ag Department at 805 681-5600. Get additional information about the new on-line bee registration and notification system BeeWhere at beewherecalifornia.com .
ACP continues to be difficult to find in the field. This is a good thing, and we want to keep it that way, so please keep up the good work by continuing to monitor your trees and participate in the Area Wide Management Program.
Remember, difficulty finding ACP does not mean it is not present in the orchard, or not in surrounding residential citrus. The fact that ACP adults continue to show up in yellow sticky traps throughout the south county is a reminder of this.
Secretary Ross Visits Santa Barbara County
CDFA Secretary Karen Ross visited Santa Barbara County last month to hear first hand how neighboring cannabis operations are impacting existing agriculture. Several citrus growers, PCAs, applicators, and I had the honor of speaking with Secretary Ross, along with representatives from the governor's office, CDFA, and the county agricultural commissioner's office.
HLB Update
The most recent map and totals for all HLB detections in the state are posted at the website maps.cdfa.ca.gov/WeeklyACPMaps/HLBWeb/HLB_Treatments.pdf. As of August 2, a total of 1,534 trees and 256 ACP have tested positive for the HLB bacterium, on a total of 1,110 sites, all still in LA, Orange, and Riverside Counties. To date, all HLB detections have been on residential properties, the infected trees have been or are being removed, and ACP treatments applied on a recurring basis to remaining citrus in those areas. No HLB has been found in commercial groves.
Voluntary Best Practices for HLB protection
As HLB detections increase and spread, it's important to be aware of possible actions you could take to further protect your citrus should an HLB detection occur in your area. These Voluntary Best Practices can be found at the Citrus Insider website HERE.
Regulatory responses required by the state in response to an HLB detection are described in CDFA's Action Plan for ACP and HLB .
UPCOMING CPDPC MEETINGS -- All meeting agendas and eventually the minutes are posted at www.cdfa.ca.gov/citruscommittee/ . All meetings are free and open to the public, and accessible via phone/webinar.
- Operations and Outreach Subcommittees meeting date has changed to Wed, Aug 21. Outreach agenda is here, Operations Agenda is pending.
Additional Useful Links:
Summaries of the latest scientific research on combating HLB: ucanr.edu/sites/scienceforcitrushealth/
Science-based analyses to guide policy decisions, logistics, and operations: www.datoc.us
General updates and information on the state ACP/HLB program and regional activities: citrusinsider.org
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Healthy Citrus Science
- Author: Elizabeth Grafton-Cardwell
- Author: Barbara Alonso
The summer issue of Citrograph has just been released, and our outreach project has been featured. Written by Sara García-Figuera, the article discusses our approach for educating citrus stakeholders, researchers, media and the general public about the nationwide technologies being developed to combat the devastating citrus disease – huanglongbing (HLB). Read more about all the tools available to growers and the general public at http://www.citrusresearch.org/uncategorized/citrograph-summer-2019/#more-8369 (pages 28-30)/span>
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Voluntary Best Practices for Growers' Response to Huanglongbing
To provide California citrus growers with a strong toolbox of science-supported strategies and tactics to protect their orchards from Huanglongbing, the Citrus Pest & Disease Prevention Committee endorsed a set of best practices for growers to voluntarily employ in response to HLB in California.
The recommendations – which are grouped based on a grower's proximity to an HLB detection – represent the most effective tools known to the citrus industry at this time and are meant to supplement the California Department of Food and Agriculture's required regulatory response. They were developed by a task force consisting of growers from various regions across the state and scientists, including Dr. Beth Grafton-Cardwell and Dr. Neil McRoberts.
Growers are encouraged to use as many methods as feasible for their operation in order to limit the spread of the Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) and HLB, as the cost to manage the Asian citrus psyllid is far less than any potential costs or loss to the industry should HLB take hold throughout our state.
The Best Practices at a Glance
The complete best practices document, which includes the scientific rationale for the best practices, can be downloaded here. The following grid is intended to provide a brief, digestible format of the best practices.
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More ACP News and Information
At a recent workshop sponsored by the Ventura County ACP-HLB Task Force, presentations were made about the effectiveness of ACP suppression in the county, recommendations for voluntary grower responses to confirmed HLB-positive trees, area-wide treatment participation rates and other topics. The speaker presentations have been posted online, and are available for review at:
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Members of the membrane protein structural biology lab
Kamil Gotfryd, PhD, Associate Professor
Obtained his MSc degree in molecular biology from Jagiellonian University in Cracow (Poland). Subsequently, he moved to Denmark and joined a PhD programme at the Protein Laboratory at University of Copenhagen. After gaining his PhD, he continued his scientific career in the Molecular Neuropharmacology Group headed by Prof. Ulrik Gether. Kamil engaged in structure-function studies of neurotransmitter:sodium:symporters (NSS proteins), a protypical class of secondary active ion-coupled transporters conserved from bacteria to man, focusing on mechanistic characterization of the leucine transporter (LeuT). He now works as an associate professor in our group at University of Copenhagen.
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Kaituo Wang, PhD, Assistant Professor
Took his PhD in Prof. Xiao-Dong Su's laboratory at the prestigious Peking University (China), and then went on to Prof. Poul Nissen's group in Aarhus (Denmark). Kaituo's efforts were essential for recovering the first crystal structures of a zinc-transporting P-type ATPase that were published in Nature recently. Now at University of Copenhagen and at UCLA (through a collaboration with the group of Prof. Zhou Hong), he continues this work, while at the same time focusing on structural and functional characterization of other proteins involved in ion flux across cellular membranes. Kaituo loves Chinese delicacies and perhaps somewhat surprisingly, he is also a big fan of karaoke and Danish rugbrød.
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Ping Li, PhD, post-doc.
Ping took his PhD in Tianjin Key Laboratory of Protein Science, Nankai University, China, and then moved to the Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology in Singapore, where he focused on structural studies of a two-component sensor. He is now working in our group at Lund University, focusing on proteins linked to copper transport across cellular membranes. His main scientific interest regards the elucidation of copper uptake and resistance, therefore his project focuses on structural and functional studies of proteins associated with prokaryotic copper flux across cellular membranes. In his spare time, he enjoys watching and playing football.
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Christina Grønberg, PhD, Postdoc
She has studied Medicinal Chemistry at Aarhus University, her hometown, and selected the "Analysis, Structure and Design" program after the first year, due to the importance of three-dimensional structures of proteins for research and drug development. Christina then did her Master thesis in Poul Nissen's group in Aarhus, focusing on the overproduction, purification and crystallization of PIV P-type ATPases (also known as flippase). Christina is now continuing along these lines as a PhD student, and seeks to structurally and functionally characterize different transition metal transporting P-type ATPases. Besides doing science, she enjoys exploring new places, mountain biking and socializing.
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Liying Zhang, PhD student
Obtained her MSc in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from State Key Laboratory Of Silkworm Genome Biology in Chongqing (China) focusing on exploring the sex control mechanism of silkworm. Liying has now chosen to enter the new field of protein structure biology, carrying out her PhD studies in Pontus Gourdon's group at the University of Copenhagen. In her leisure time, Liying Zhang enjoys staying with friends and reading the novel of Martial Arts.
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Julie Winkel Missel, PhD student
She completed her Master's degree in biochemistry in 2016 at Per Amstrup Pedersen's laboratory at the Institute of Biology, University of Copenhagen. Her thesis focused on expressing eukaryotic membrane proteins using S. cerevisiae as an expression platform for subsequent structural and functional studies. Julie started her PhD studies in July 2016 where she is aiming towards getting a deeper understanding of the structure and mechanism of aquaporins. She is the youngest PhD student in our group, and in her spare time she enjoys going to music concerts and playing video games.
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Elena Longhin, PhD student
Originally from Venice (Italy), she earned her MSc in Biotechnology at the University of Parma (Italy), where she focused on the characterization of proteins relevant for human health. She started in our group in Copenhagen as Research Assistant, following her interest in the challenges offered by the structural characterization of membrane proteins. Now, she is continuing her work as PhD student, working on structural characterization of the zinc-transporting P-type ATPases. When she is outside the lab, she loves watching sci-fi movies and biking.
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Niloofar Nayeri, PhD student
She is from Iran originally. Niloofar has a huge interest in figuring out exactly how proteins are and function. Following her interest, she took a BSc in general biology in Iran, and then a MSc in protein science at Lund University (Sweden). Her master's project was performed in Derek Logan's group working on production of ribonucleotide reductases and discovering the role of their ATP-cones. She has now joined the group of Pontus Gourdon in Lund where we are after structural and functional properties of proteins linked to copper homeostasis. Off science, there is an art-loving Niloofar following different types of art. She is also into cooking and deeply in love with Siberian huskies.
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Qiaoxia Hu, PhD student
She obtained her MSc in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Shandong University in China focusing on orphan GPCRs. She is very interested in structural biology because of the associated challenges. She has now started her PhD studies in our group at University of Copenhagen to approach the structure and function of transition metal P-type ATPases. In her leisure time, she likes to read and run.
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Eva Ramos Bécares, PhD student.
Eva comes originally from Spain, where she obtained her BSc in biochemistry from the Complutense University of Madrid. Subsequently, she moved to the Netherlands, where she got her MSc in Biotechnology at Wageningen University. In the meantime, she carried out an online MSc in Bioinformatics and Biostatistics at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. In September 2016, Eva moved to Copenhagen in order to do an Internship at Novozymes. Motivated to further broaden her experience as a researcher and understanding the correlation between protein structure and functionality, Eva has now become a PhD student in our group at University of Copenhagen. Her project aims to elucidate the structural and functional basis of zinc translocation. Besides being in the lab, she likes spending time with friends and enjoying a good series/movie.
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Nina Salustros, PhD student
She has studied Biochemistry at Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main, Germany. As part of her studies, Nina has been an intern in Pontus Gourdon's Group in Copenhagen, where she focused on overproduction, purification and crystallization of copper transporting P-type ATPases. Back in Germany, she finished her MSc studies at the Department of Structural Biology at the Max Planck Institute of Biophysics in Frankfurt am Main, where she did single-particle cryo-EM studies on the yeast fatty acid synthase complex. Now she has returned to our group for her PhD, aiming to gain deeper insights into aquaporin structure and function. In her leisure time, Nina loves playing basketball, bouldering, meeting friends and exploring Scandinavia.
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Anders Wiuf, PhD student
He took his BSc in Medicinal Chemistry at the Aarhus University, then continued his studies in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Copenhagen. Here, Anders worked with Prof. Michael Gajhede on structural and functional studies of human lysine demethylases, first as a master's student and later as a research assistant. In February 2017 Anders joined our group as a PhD student and is now working with expression, purification and characterization of bacterial zinc transporters (ZIPs). Occasionally, when Anders is not in the lab, you can find him playing darts or cooking a delicious meal with foraged mushrooms.
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Pin Lyu, PhD student
Pin obtained her MSc from Tianjin University of Science & Technology (China), and then worked in a structural biology and protein enzyme laboratory at Tianjin Institute of Industrial biotechnology. She was then a research assistant at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Tianjin, where she focused on the purification as well as structural and functional characterization of industrial enzymes. She has now joined the group of Pontus Gourdon at the University of Copenhagen as a PhD student, and hopes to shed further light on the structures of membrane proteins. Pin will focus on structural studies using neutron diffraction. In her leisure time, she likes doing yoga, travelling around the world and making friends.
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Hajira Ahmed Hotiana, PhD student
Hajira has a long standing interest in the fields of structural biology and structural pharmacology. Originally from Lahore, Pakistan, she took her Master at the University of London in 2017, where she was involved in the characterization of peptide inhibitors against KSHV infection. She joined the group as a PhD fellow in 2019 to pursue her interest of using structural biology to eradicate diseased states. Hajira will be focusing on structural studies of insulin with chaperones. In her free time, Hajira enjoys travelling, exploring and living life to the fullest.
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Henriette Elisabeth Autzen, PhD
She obtained her PhD in Prof. Poul Nissen's laboratory in Aarhus (Denmark) focusing on two P-type ATPases: the Ca(II)-ATPase SERCA from fast-twitch skeletal muscle and the Cu(I)-ATPase Lpg1024 (LpCopA) from Legionella pneumophila. During her PhD studies, Henriette employed a diverse set of methods within structural biology including both in vivo and in silico approaches. Henriette then continued along those lines for 14 months (2014-2016) within our group through a maintained collaboration with Prof. Poul Nissen's team, focusing on biochemical characterization of the Cu(I)-ATPases. Henriette has now left for a post-doc in Yifan Cheng's laboratory at USCF in San Francisco, USA.
Jette Skov Alstrøm, MSc
She obtained her M.Sc. in Molecular Biomedicin at the University of Copenhagen. Jette performed her Master thesis in Nanna MacAulay's group where she mainly focused on the regulation of astrocytic connexin hemichannels. She has now chosen to focus on structural characterization of connexin channels (gap junctions and hemichannels) within the framework of the Membrane Protein Structural Biology Group, recruited as a research assistant. Jette uses her free time on volunteer work with children. She is a scout leader and a volunteer on diverse camps with the Young Red Cross.
Martina Tamburello, BSc.
Martina comes from Italy, where she took her BSc in Biology (University of Calabria). Before starting her MSc, she decided to come in Denmark to carry out an internship in our group, in order to acquire new competencies, learn a new language and know a new culture. Her work focuses on the purification and crystallization of a zinc-transporting P-type ATPase. Once back in Italy, she will start her MSc in Cellular Molecular Biology at the University of Bologna (Italy). In her free time she loves travelling with her friends and listening to jazz music.
Kamil Górecki, PhD, Postdoc
Comes originally from Poland, where he earned his MSc in inorganic chemistry. Having always been driven towards the North, he moved to the other side of the Baltic Sea to pursue PhD studies in Prof. Cecilia Hägerhäll group, Lund University (Sweden), with ion transport mechanism of respiratory chain complex I and related proteins as the main subject. Ion transport remains in the spotlight, as his current work in Lund focuses on structural and functional properties of copper transporters. On those rare occasions outside of the laboratory, Kamil enjoys unleashing his creativity on paper or digitally, or both.
Alba Ferrer Pérez
She is enrolled in the last year of her Bachelor Degree of Biochemistry at the Universitat de València. In València, she worked as student assistant for two years at Isabel Fariñas' group, where she helped doing two main projects: the study of cellular and molecular changes caused by dopaminergic neurodegeneration and the self-renewal process of neuronal stem cells (NSC). She is now doing a three-month Erasmus traineeship in our Danish group, because she wanted to learn more about how to work with membrane proteins. Here, she is working with a zinc-transporting P-type ATPase. She chose Copenhagen because it is an open-minded city with many activities for young people during the summer. In her free time, she likes to go running and spending time with her friends.
Md Tamim Al Jubair, PhD, Postdoc
He is from Bangladesh and received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering from Khulna University, Bangladesh in 2006. He then moved to Sweden in 2008 and received a Master of Science degree in Protein Science from Lund University in 2010. During this period, he became interested in protein structure and function, and he was recruited as a project student for one year in the Marjolein Thunnissen´s laboratory. Tamim then began his PhD studies in the group of Kristian Riesbeck where worked in close collaboration with Susanna Törnroth-Horsefield (all at Lund University) and he completed his degree in 2016. He is currently employed for a brief period of time as a research assistant in our group in Copenhagen, and is looking forward to receive a grant to continue this work as a postdoctoral researcher. Outside the laboratory, Tamim loves to spend time with his family and friends. He is very interested in fishing, gardening, music and films, and loves to play cricket and badminton.
Hafsa Saeed, PhD student
She studied Molecular Biology in her home country from University of the Punjab (Pakistan). She has a great passion to know about the emerging scientific techniques. Following her passion, she has now joined our group for six months as PhD guest researcher to learn state-of-the-art techniques about membrane proteins structural biology, with the aim of better understanding zinc-transporting P-type ATPases. In her leisure time, she likes to cook and spending time with friends and family.
Aurélie Dupuis, BSc.
Aurélie is a Belgian student finishing her master thesis in Biomedical Sciences, coming from the University of Mons. After a year working in Prof. Jean-Marie Collet's laboratory in human biology and toxicology on cardiac side effects of an anticancer agent in her home institution, she performs her internship in our group here in Copenhagen. She is working with Elena on the structural and functional characterization of zinc-transporting P-type ATPases, focused on the production, purification and crystallization of some mutants. In her free time, she likes cooking for her friends, walking around, listening to rock music and tasting local food.


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NF Releases New Single "Outro"
- Written by Herb Longs
Capitol Music Group award winning rapper NF has released new music. A new song titled "Outro" is now available for download on iTunes. The official music video for this track can be seen below.
This is NF's first hint of new music since his 2016 release Therapy Session which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Rap Albums chart and within the Top 10 of Billboard's Top Album Sales and Digital Albums charts. NF (Nate Feuerstein) recently wrapped up his extensive nationwide "Therapy Session" Tour.


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Open to the public only twenty-five years, yet the internet has morphed from 1976. From the little green screened DoS computer into something so small that three carbon cell in depth can float around out bodies in through the capillaries and be known as nanotechnology.
The Power of Posing
Welcome to the power of posing post. I am Susan Lewis. Body language and the power of presence is interesting to me.
Amy Cody spoke in the TED Talks that was published in October 2012 . The following video is Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are.
Specifically, the details are ~ can the affect of testosterone and cortisol levels in the brain make us feel more or less confident. Watch the YourTubePlayer clip . Judge for yourself as you hear and see the possible impact on your chances for success.
I'm fifteen minutes into playing this video. The realisation of just how powerful those "sit up straight…." or 'close your arms' and you are in my domain now has been on my own life.
World, move over! cause I am expanding my horizons.
After seeing the "Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are [ aka the power of posing video] the same may be said for the choice of button a person chooses to have in their post.
"Are you in agreement" now sounds far more positive than begging the answer of 'Do you agree "
Heading For The Street Corner
Exiting a building and heading for the street corner in 2014 I waited.
The sun was shining, the wind had calmed. I waited. It felt like I was walking amongst the clouds. As though my inner child was racing around laying in the cloud tops. That the world was at my feet.
Right before exiting that building a phone call had been made. The man in the building was worried.
Shift Your Focus From Being
Time is a funny asset. Usually, people forget about it. Some because they are too busy to bother. To focused on achieving. Conversely, others want what is no longer there.
Time slips between our fingers finer than sand in the hourglass. We all are allotted 'our time". When that time is over what then is there? A beautiful place from which sometimes we get a second chance.
Changing the world we live in
Woman go through a stage of carrying. By the time of midlife, most have gone through intense pain. Usually replaced with a child. After that, the pain threshold level within her tends to be re-set.
When you physically open up, the emotions rush in. The chemical releases are one miracle of the birthing process. One charge's in order to 'protect, care for and cherish' the newborn child. Yes, sometimes things happen. The 'child within' the woman needs to be protected more. Either way, a form of Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome has entered the woman's life. Some know this as 'The three-day blues' Other feel that the length of time stretching into the years later was the misnomer.
What happens when the child is injured as it grows up. A physical wound. A mental one. Bullying, because we are different.There are the subtle lingering ones from childhood conditioning as well. Subtle things that are past along.
- Tolerance for instance.
- Acceptance for what is.
- Caring for others before yourself.
Some of life's patterns we see within our children. Later dealing with a parent we see the things that once we saw within out own children. Now we see the source and if we are lucky we get the chance to ask "why?"
I was brought up like this. Yes, there was anger experienced when the realisation hit of a reoccurring pattern.
You, the mother of your child, have made a comment to, posted, or written letters on these trails. Yet you got annoyed at your child. And they are the same – just like you.
Many things bring Change. Repeating everything brings change if action is taken. When you have a change of mindset. And action that mindset.
In the 1950's the nursing training was an extension of caring and healing. Wanting to be a doctor yet having a family with little money and marriage expectations the out and way forward was nursing. In 1973, my mother went to University. Life had taught and shown he so much.
The one day I went there we sat on a seat overlooking the Wellington Harbour [ New Zealand] There we talked about the change in women's lives. How each generation raised the children with a greater education behind it. The grandparents were important as they had lived and learned. The grandmothers organised the children. Teaching by showing how to care for the younger ones. Meanwhile the mothers went to work. As the girl child learned all they could in one field they were already being introduced to the working side of life.
One important thing to note was life was never static. The newer ways of doing things were shown to the older child as she became of age to slowly move into the working side of life.
Meanwhile the stories told of change, and continuance, by the grandmother were in the head. By the time it was the girl childs turn to start to tend to the now extended families children a wealth of new experiences, inventions, methods and even foods would have been there to share. Slowly the stories changed. Or new ones came into being.
Considing with the industralial revelution came the reading of letters. Publishing of books made penny romances available. Once again expectations changed slowly over time. Well if you could not have the 'man' then you could have a nice cuppa tea from the prized china jug belonging to the afternoon tea set aside for visitors. Now the children were brought up with visitors are guests. Guests have manners. Learn these manners. The reward was a biscuit. The boys went off to play and the girls washed the dishes or cooked more biscuits.
In todays world the women, the traditions and conditioning of the children, have undergone another change. To many its known as a mindset channge. Brought to you by the internet. Googles blog enabled women to write, publish and create a following. Or just share with family and friends. Those who were already blogging away utilized there blogs through these means. Others who came into Facebook were influenced by social broadcasts [aka instant sharing]. When twitter hit things changed again. Twitter's instant short 140 characters per tweet. Pinterest reinvested the wheel. Where as picture boards such as Pinterest just brought a stamped of femine information.
The overall effect was two fold. The audience expected higher performance than ever before. Both of society acceptance and use of the internet. The second thing was that within a short time the circles of influence had changed.
Visually shown in that hair styles altered. An alternative fashion sense was created. Meals became less from a cook book and more from the tablet. Mobile phones caught the process in action. Instant uploads caused picture swapping, shared and changed around.
In all these lives were shared. People knew that people cared balanced with the not so 'nice' things going on. And the woman was no longer becoming afraid to share these hidden secrets as well. Those who had been down the path once again were sharing their experiences. Age, gendar and even country of origin were no longer a matter to concern with, as the internet was boarderless.
The internet is still bringing many changes. Look around at the opening up of the world.
Counties like China closed boarders. Returning University students were used to the internet now. Closed off countries had a choice. One result were concepts such as Alibaba taking the world by storm.
Life once again has changed within this world.
Are you part of the your families change?
Do Training and Upskilling levels mesh together
How the various Training and Upskilling levels mesh together
The internet as a way of communication and socializing has been around 'for ever'. What was first share by professionals, then between universities has spread through the world. Busesses
employed the gradualtes. Slowly more people became familar with the socializing on the Platforms.
A division occurred. While most just were social people, others mastered the arts of using the internet while creating a net-lifestyle.
Meanwhile bubbling quietly behind the scenes the broadbands people were creating 'step by step programmes bringing a social conscience into the 'netisphiere'. The warnings were on the net with algorithms. AKA Panda [Feb 2011], Pengin [April 2012] , Hummingbird [ late 2013] Pigeon [July 2014] then Compliancy [2015].. And each time the warnings were on the wall these forerunners suddenly began to sell their secrets at a MUCH reduced price. Run classes where the partipants would swap their labour for learning. Not realising the coding pixels may have lasted for a day. A week. A season. Few understood or cared that what went on the internet… stays in the internet.
If you are going to have any control over what you are being brought into it is necessary to understand what makes all the interconnecting things work. Learning new things, or upskilling out of
previous algorithm that worked back then and now have social media outlets being closed down, or what is shared ranked lower as old pathways and methods are being used means that
lessons should be simple and begin to work with the most basic concepts. Close to what level is already understood.
Noted are the Universal Laws. One of these is the concept that 'like attracts alike'. As a greater knowledge base is gained generally people will share their Eureka moments. Their "The penny
has finally dropped" moments. When your circle of influence is moving forward in the same general direction what one learns the others are shared with. Slowly I found that what was a totally
foreign things to do at the beginning was a skill that I was gaining. Supported buy others within the community what you learned you become a little more confident at discussing. Even your
moments of failing forward. You simply had room to pick yourself up without getting trampled on in the forward rush.
As time moved on the inclination to assist others, as you had been assisted, was something that simply happened. Relationships were built. Some with like-minded totally focused people using
that skill as their move forward. Other relationships with people who have learned the skills with this choice but favour another challenge.
My first challenge was a Video Challenge [ several times infact]. Next, it was a blogging challenge. Both of these challengers had the most current training and upskilling encouragement right
there. I learned much more than I initially realised i would. More importantly, what was learned was the creation of checklists for a Virtual Assistant to correct things for me. For instance, that
hissing sound I hear with the videos filmed.
Instead of these paths lines of communication were established that were of value. Reinforcing the love of Social Broadcasting as a channel through which information is relayed.
Drilling down narrow was like peeling an onion skin off layer by layer. Stinks at times. And other times brings tears to the eyes. Yet, by narrowing the niche down created a 'Autism Spectrum'
hub. The underlying lynch-pin is the primary support networks. That of families. From this point the spokes of the wheel covering authentic exp[erience within communities. How people
react and , or deal with grief or the diagnoses adjustments people experience. The absolute loss of being 'yourself'. Who you are as yourself in the family structure gets altered. So too does the
standing within the community. And finally the real life recognition of social ostracization. Reinforcing the isolation factors.
Opening up an invitation in May 2014 knowing there was something inside I had been looking for this is what I found. Tons of information. A series of videos., One Bootcamp of rapid learning.
A decision big to be made. From then til now no it has not been easy. The building of an alternative digital lifestyle enabling me to fit in has taken sheer determination and focus at times.
Has it been worth it. Simply "Yes'. The training and upskilling have certainly been more in depth than anything personally ever experienced.
Had the access to the SFM education, knowledge basis and Upskilling platforms been proactively worked through earlier… Well, let's put it this way…
On that note, have you been looking for education and upskilling. of any work-related or family orientated, online processes like this? Drop a comment into the comment box.
Ideas behind creating a check list
Working with other people brings about its challenges. Working with your own "self" brings out gaps in certain fields. When people allow their perceived limitations to get in the way, they effective are allowing a 'slow down progression forward.'
Over the last few days, the new theme was taking shape. This was exciting as I was finally 'doing it'. Things were coming together nicely. Interaction among several interruptions occurred. Instead of a meltdown confusion lingered. The next morning a brainwave. Why not compare the steps of one website to the basics of an original, not touched site?
Switching from one Webpage to another was fine for the first few minutes. Until an awareness of what if I get disturbed entered. The result is a tediously created checklist is now typed.
Where did this idea come from? My sponsor. Ages ago this is what was recommended to do. And sometimes I did and other times! However, this basic model checklist has already proven its worth. The site I was getting confused on was logged out of. That temptation to view, compare and 'tinker with' was removed.
What has changed is the understanding that to achieve the needed outcome from any one 'job' the focus needs to be there. Along with a 'checklist guideline'. One that you understand and has a definite meaning, with a planned outcome, and a period. With reviews included.
That meant to me in the early stages of learning how to use checklists this process meant chopping and changed with little focus.
As time progressed having a checklist means that instead of concentrating on something for a week and getting into overload or ignore it stages the normal life may progress. One tick of the checklist off at a time. Yes, a slower way towards immediate progress.
The positive includes the fact of writing a post that you are now reading.
Changes in overall mindset come in many forms. Small incremental footsteps measured both for qualitative and quantitive progression towards the end objective.
In a community dynamic, it also helps people know where and when they can take over an activity. Having a screen shared document enables a group of people to add to the overall progression. A tick the box with a name of who now has the responsibility objectively allows for one contact point. One person that everyone goes through until that process has been completed. Place forward for review.
And slowly the brain starts to clear as closer the end results are seen to be near.
Hope this helps you to work with a checklist
Using the tools to make a difference
Without what people perceive as the proper tools to use, the newest, flashiest things and gadgets and fashion fads, people become used to being at the "back of the race.' From this point they
then get on with producing mediocre 'things' with little ambition or confidence to share the 'indigenous creative' energy.
Inclusive circles of influence of friends, coworkers, families, forget to ask or even see the results.
Telsa experimented with how to harness electricity. Thomas Edison was responsible for selling the idea through out the world that become the electricity companies. And somewhere in between a light bulb was created. By giving Alexander Graham Bell, a "prototype meant" a viable, functional development of the telephone industry was to begin.
Relearning to go to the top of what you are doing takes guts, determination, and considerable effort. Starting from the unease of just knowing there is a piece missing, then several pieces. Taking that jump into a set of tools. There uses and not knowing how to use any was [always is] a large jump.
More of the tools and applications were being released into a Beta mode [ testing mode].
The invitation to 'come and play with Th meant 'fabulous freedom to muck things up' – or fail forward – was incredible. The underrated amount of 'subliminal learning power' of knowledge gained
in this flexible play mode was out of this world. In all honesty, the brain does not realize how much it absorbs within simple explorative play.
Now mearly eighteen months from the Beta testing time all these concepts are coming together. Other than the fact of Autisitic Post-Traumatic Shock Sydrome occurring from a truck plowing in
through the front of the van I was driving. Having to relearn everything through the Autism Meltdowns, Overloads and blockages have been an amazing journey at times.
These are the experience that give me the authority to speak with knowledge of total memory loss for nearly twenty-three years.
One result you are able to see are the page tabs around you [ scroll up above] Look at them. Hit all of the tabs – one after the other.
Just before the Beta testing occurred a friend was explaining how to upload a picture using the tools and platform known to them. The next step was to put words on it. Bored at this end I 'drew' my first online picture. That simple act caused friction.
Now with the Beta Testing of the GraphixCreator came simple instructions. Upload your own or create using the supplied background. Add words. Use navigation bar tools. From there it was a matter of choosing a GraphixCreator frame, naming the frame, uploading that picture onto the work area. Add letters. Hit finalize. Download. There was the final result.
When I ran into any new areas where knowledge needed to be flexed and connected the quick note [ and accompanying Jing screen shoot video to support brought a neutral support answer. No 'misinterpretations' with a circle of influence friends.
There was also a challenge within my writing. Primarily that of having a post follow rules of reader engagement…. staying on one topic. Presenting the final copy with correct grammar and no spelling mistakes was another. Bring in an environment with training; upskilling was great. Add to this the coaching, mentoring, training library and just support from all over the globe 24 / 7 was marvelous.
Finding out the difference between a letter and an affiliate marketing post has paid dividends. This is an informative letter format.
Again this reinforced the basic fact that there were people out there you can trust. There are others to whom you can give your trust.
The lesson from all of this was find a community of influence and go within.
The SFM Community is trustworthy. These people are up to date with the current trends and ccompliance procedures. These affiliate marketers have to be as that is what many are out there
creating An alternative digital lifestyle – full time.
With this knowledge gain, people within this community are encouraged to be like Thomas Edison. To share a piece of knowhow in order to make greater things possible against the probable
To quote 'LuxQuotes'. "The goal isn't about money. The goal is living life the way I want to."
Thank you for reading this letter.
Sorting out a brain dump overloaded information blockage
If you have scanned, or want to read all this post and are wondering what it's is all about… 'this is my brain releasing a a few blockages'.
I awoke, got a pad and pen and write down what was coming through. Turned out the light. And attempted to sleep again. And more came, the cyce=le repeated itself. Until finally I was allowed to sleep for a few hours. Not having a clock in my room there is no time span other than sometime during the night of the 23 / 24th of April 2016 this occurred.
Having gone to bed about 9 pm, this could have been anytime.
Usually, when I wake having had an early night, I simply get up and start my day. This time was different, though. On past experiences had I not got a pen and pad then the synario would have repeated itself night after night. The blockage would have been causing distress and frustration. Nothing would be able to get completed again.
There was one other thing that happened as I again come through to the awakening stage more towards the morning. And that is another letter alotgether. There was one part of powerful twenty words I just could not make out. I now refuse to wear my wreading glasses when this brain opening occurs as I usually forget to take them off. Fall asleep then needs the frames realigned. A lesson well learned and I am thankful the reading glasses are titanian framed!
Somewhere at the begining, I was starting to reline the lines into an ordter.I had moved one line then though no write this letter as worlds in the sentences comes out.
On the night of the 24th, I went to bed early. The brain deluge had finally taken me over into the "Come one its sleep requirement time". Understand that the brain goes to work during night time. Simply put "Autistic people need their sleep." We have far higher hearing and feeling capacities than people realize. Turn the machines off. Even the apparent low noise frequency things Muse zappers. These are screaming in our heads. As to partner relationships. If the partner is totally trusted, we submerge ourselves within their cocoon of protection. The same trust as when a baby or child comes to the parent to be with them. So that sleep is just there. The monsters [ noises / sights] are held at bay with the beating of the heart and an arm around you.
I have no clock in my room as the lights annoy me. And I can sleep with a wind-up clock… when I remember to wind it up. My brain will wake me up in order to be ready for an appointment or training time. As long as I 'set' that it works! And usually before an alarm will start rigning by 5 minutes before.
Now that this brain deluge has been typed up the send copy will be altered around with and the sections within compartmentalized into to do list requirements. When I first began doing the DEA courses I had lots of Autism related meltdowns and overloaded sleep patterns in the middle of the day and at odd hours. In fact, I missed whole courses that I had paid for because of not knowing to do what I have now done above. Let it out. Instead, I would just go back to what had been happening before and continue to try and get information in. And that cycle would then take months to understand. In fact, there are times when I wonder where the key information has jumped up from and then remember where it was from 23 months ago. What this means in practice is the questions now being asked by myself are more focused and inline with other people speech patterns. This is called learning the language of the people wh already have learned. Understand plus speak the same language, and further understanding and comprehension does occur. The transition is one that international exchange students feel. Suddenly they are dreaming in the language of the host country. Then there is a transition time of not knowing who you are not where you are coming from. Homesickness starts to come forward.
A balance is struck when this pridime has you knowing both the past you, your present you and accepting knowing the future you. And this is the point where I am currently. Connecting my past, accepting my 'Me' as I am now and living my future. Simple I have left my "I believe this will happen" to I lknow this is happening as I am living it right now. Welcome to my Alternative Digital Lifestyle creation happening.
What I do have though is a memory of when I was a teen ager studying. The days notes would be re written in shorted in a compartmentalized form. Over the weekend, these again would be condensed. At the end of the term these third level notes were shortened and compartmentalized yet again. By the end of the year, all the information was there. Exams were sat, and the challenge was to work out what the question was
On the 24th in the later afternoon, this very short video was https://www.facebook.com/nuonrg/posts/10154156991188270 was viewed.
Write How to list
*Redirect the pages to posts for now. Backdate posts into the Calendar of posts
* Go back to Dees email and check out what I wrote
* revamp for specific niches and place each target audience on each specific neiche
* Finish plug ins and widgets on allsites
* Hootsuite the links
* Connect SLQ and D+FDP to suite and back.
* Upload FB page into each Web page
* Create a picture header in for parts
the pxs needed ate 1635 x 745?
The picture programs do not create this size, therefore, create four parts 410 wide x 745 long [ comprising of [2 [ part and C] x 820] then [[1/2of 820] x 745 depth part A/aa and C/cc]
* YourTubePlayer: talk about how this is handy for newsletters
Net = disturbance.
creation and from community dev ownership
* Understanding of goal* Importance of people alignment with your dream.
* Skills and confidence by falling forward
Lucky forward
Find results
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Later tells of catfishing.
Have restriction and now not knowing stumped me earlier on web design and blogging.
How WP 101 has now themes
call to [Name supplied]
—->< suggest to find there its important.
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Pages there the pages. Delete = 404. Not to loose ranking of previous page while you drive traffic to new page. Once new page has taken over in the ranking the delete old page that is redirected. This way does
not show up in Bing things[??}
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Message to [Name supplied] re write.
How woke up and have thought flow [https://www.facebook.com/nuonrg/posts/10154156991188270]
know and track
pen and paper to bed
onto to do list
Stay in bed light goes on and wriote then light out til no more is there to come forth.
Enough not for me to get confused…. or distracted.
SFM Survey
Name visual alignment[ Like PN and GP.] Crazy things to do with picture of own.
Photo capture tool
Giff maker
Pod casts\Voice over ability
* Picture of site currently re pages
Formaly training this online community development need interest in
board creation [ like pinterest]
Website design
Blog Writing
Social Broadcasting
Advertisng team
dream to active
People focused and talented to assist innet set up of neuro diversification
We sing, We rock.
Traun to release the 'You Be Newbie.'
loose the mental weight and figuratively fly like a bird
Fine tune and organise the kayos.
Making out combined voices stand out and be heard. Add energy. We have to all get into the act and independantly work together [holacratically] to do this while remaking our selves. We all have a part to play. This is how the sites fit intogether
Letters exlain
A creative has skills and takents to do thngs with… find out the end result is eith using these.
Autism as a gift generaic view of people with gifts and groups of giftd.
Susan Lewis Marketing = how communities, carers, families, and organisation may fundraise, set up to find raine and provide avenues to explore and take on.
Autism Susan Lewis is for the autistic person themselves to find out how they may need to use this to have an independant life.
What is dne when
Step by step you will be encourages to start up to you to choose the thing and move through.
Mine worth to learn how to blog, affiliate market encompassed
video and picture
Organisation schedutes
to do list
Favorable participation crowds
Travels to meet new people
opening up
Sort out and release
Computer files
place to put them
Page speed focus through to Sandras comment
Only 1% noted release on all platforms.
–> Facebook advertise when changed look holes thinking
Writing Aweber duplicate and change Broadcast and URL create
>Use their oomph and message same.
Need to microfinance.
Sorted out –> not so
Great feeling
Knows that I have authority about this and can share with the knowledge and understanding of someone who has gone through it.
Broken link checker is a great tool however the URLs are still picked up in My Tracking Stats.
Using tidy URL –> redirect.
Enables the URL to still be in system and broken URL reluctant other than previous UR: –> to change this through to normal Tidy URL redirect.
Some platforms divert went redirect tonight.
A stealth marketing training on the power of Tidy URL. YourTubePlayer, Graphix Creator and MyLead Bar
Relink Susan Lewis Marketing in the menu Area.
Sidebar these
Ask [name specified] or support what to do with banner when "My Thing" goes.
-> last time did change to cve4me –> caused collapse of site and DBL fixed and took back to basics!!
TidyURL everything back from start to finish. Aagain practiced.
Clean up mouse shit behind the curtains [Added: Please note here- the area has a mouse plague]
Create page 'what it takes to freeze accounts family
no ask = this
the labor to swap
Knowing and skills
Re-do the physical site map
Only put in once.
[release all links do a better one]
targeted to communicating looking for assistance
each post to link back to this page or post advertisement
[Aweber this list per topic]
Schedule sitemaps /ages into broadcasts in Aweber
FB page release and so forth
new posts
Give up yourself make way for changes.
Set your platform scheduled
follow the flow through of posts flow.
The gift of giving
redirects until someone [name specified] can show or I can find out how to remove from page displays
–> using code like basic page block.
Remaining permalink URL stop showing on header thing.
Picture need to be rerouted tidy URL – too as they are there somewhere
–> Get URL Tidy URL
Autistics make mistakes too
There's a time and a place you take pen and paper to be.
Know that you will wake up and probably not have it there. However, the thoughts are coming one after the other = Grab pen and paper go back to bed. Know that as the brains absorb information from you will
down .be turning on the light and wrdown.turning off the light bete=ween writing and sleeping[ hopefully] Next day –> when finally this thought have slowed doewn. Go back to sleep. When you wake up
and no new releases are there then it is time to get up and start your day.
_ otherwise you will become distracted as these throughts will just keep unveiling themselves. The blockage you have been waiting for has finally happened again.
__> [marquis] Yes your brain wants answers to that thing area to next and concept formulas.
Now gop wrote up a to do list and trnscribe all there and place form the generalised to do list
Who has specific workaboe days calenadear.
Sread the around. When up to this date review progress re scheduled.
New date and Now date. Wroit=e comment New you and tidy URL
Ansalytical and compartive side is busy satisfied.
This method takes the pressure off the brain. Youre allowed to be human "today'
As is all that may happen and it may take all day to do.
Mind allowed a rest. Not fractured
A large task is broken into many smaller ones.
Each step completed celebrate and show. Write about it.
Make video
Create pictures
Review. You also have set review dates on whole project
ZTOA [added later: ? what this is]
Allows you to know the actions inviolved and therefore accept help to impro .
Join in conversation with authority and even show others. Ths gives you a cinversation that makes you 'human'. People can follow these mentaly.
Step 3
Conversations New and Micro-conversations. Not the then the whole Bible. Word for world refinition
The check list of how toos though get more indepth which when planing events or teaching is terrific as the wholeness of training starts withan everyone of what will be the outcome by the end.
Followed with what are cimming in this lesson series. And to do we will be doing. people know the good and trustworthy. Play a role within that dream. Be coming ready for the transformation process is owned by 'all'.
Which us why I ask of You to go through this link. View the voideo and arket its relevance Join the SFM precess.
As an Access Associate or Student , even an Elite these are your basic stepping stones.
Contact me on email firstname.lastname@example.com
Creat a new email – causes less distraction of alining emails not related.
Not if already a member.
Be honest with self anyway.
Untetone and lets work together in the open and onest way.
Benefiting all
Get them to the blin benefiting all.
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then membership
Think about the links available.
Be far too self.
Go through the modules
$pay 29.95 us
This will help you sort self out
Make a decission to stay where you are or to go further.
Up to you in that respect.
Nt ready —> Still contact me and that's okay too.
Even as a basic member you still have access to trainings via SFM.
Very helpful and appropriate.
When you have done module two what have your dream workled out will do for you of aligned then you …with our circle of influence.
Today Anything Is Possible
Yes Definitely! Today Anything is possible. Look how far we came since humans were first walking the earth. The stars were there twinkling through the mists of time. Were our ancestors even looking towards the stars? Some were.
Over time stories were attached to these patterns in the sky. Some looked. Others wondered why.
People traveled through the land using the stars as navigation tools. From the log that had fallen a wheel that rolled came. A cart and yoked oxen. A horse with a plow.
Gradually the people who sythed the fields being replaced with the thrashers. Then came the mechanical harversters plowing the fields in an day that were not even thought of way back then.
So the man went from picking the berries and fruits as they travelled to jamming in a quick five-second takeaway.
Where some people gave themselves up to quill and partment. Drawing the strange visions they saw in their head. Helicopters and submarines during Galileo's time on earth. Einteins atom reseach as the father of the Atomic Age. Rutherford in New Zealand splitting the atom. Thomas Jefferson and the likes of Alexandea Graham Bell with his talk over the ocean via telephone. Lousis Paster with penecillian. Marie Curie…. Florence Nightengale
Tealsa harvesting the lightening and Thomas selling the rights to the electricity . Now with space age zipping by us the men walked on the moon. Moon stations are now being proposed. And one day a birth of the first moon baby. Will that child be of a 'test tube and chamber creation' or from born of the womb? How has the 'Robo age' that we are now as a human race enetering. Does this age give us more flexabiity as a person to move through and know the 'why' of why we are here. Has it become a case of do we even now care?
As man is now moving far from this Galaxy testing out the molecules, from far outer space, in a race to see if aliens are out there.
Yet, here on earth there is a growing momentum for people to become aware. To disregard the "naysayers with their hidden "I Do Not Care what they do out here". To act and be proactive with seeking the questions as to "How can this be". Clean Up Australia, recycle the corks, Earth Hour, clean up the oceans. To recycle is less of a thing than whay have the crappy plastics in the first place. The internet is making it so we now see how painful it is for a turtle to have a 12 inch straw removed form a nostral. The straw pulled out and cut off into small pieces . Just so it can breath as it should have been able too all that time. Whales asking divers to free them from nets even if all they have is a small pocket knife. The appreciation dances and tail flapping see for hours after just as a thank you because withut that trust the beautiful creature would have just hung there in the water crying as it was dying. Pulled down into the mess that we as humans have always created. One coke bottle, plastic bag and cigarette butt and straw at a time.
To act and be proactive with seeking the questions as to "How can this be". Clean Up Australia, recycle the corks, Earth Hour, clean up the oceans. To recycle is less of a thing than whay have the crappy plastics in the first place. The internet is making it so we now see how painful it is for a turtle to have a 12 inch straw removed form a nostral. The straw pulled out and cut off into small pieces . Just so it can breath as it should have been able too all that time. Whales asking divers to free them from nets even if all they have is a small pocket knife. The appreciation dances and tail flapping see for hours after just as a thank you because withut that trust the beautiful creature would have just hung there in the water crying as it was dying. Pulled down into the mess that we as humans have always created. One coke bottle, plastic bag and cigarette butt and straw at a time.
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November 02, 2016 at 11:29 am | By MARY MALONE Staff writer
SANDPOINT — The efforts by 7B Women to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October with a combination of boobs and beer paid off Tuesday as the group presented $5,000 each to Community Cancer Services and Celebrate Life.
The 7B Women, a committee of the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce, hosted the "Boobs 'N Beer" event on Oct. 2, which included a 5K fun run followed by an Oktoberfest celebration afterward at MickDuff's Beer Hall.
About 275 men, women and children, many dressed in pink representing the signature color for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, hit the Sand Creek Trail at Sandpoint City Beach in support of the event's purpose. Along with all the individual support, the event garnered more than 20 community sponsors, as well as several corporate-level sponsors, including Selle Valley Construction, Idaho Forest Group, North Idaho Flood and Fire, Washington Trust, Ponderay Insurance and Sandpoint Title Insurance.
In a statement released Tuesday, Jenn Markwardt of Sandpoint Title Insurance and 7B Women member who helped coordinate the event, said the committee could not have asked for a better response for the community and event sponsors.
"The generous support of so many local businesses coupled with the enthusiasm of all of our runners made for an amazing day and an even more result for our two beneficiaries," she said in the statement. "Our initial goal was to raise $4,000 in the first year — to have raised over $10,000 really speaks to the extreme generosity of our community and to the amazing work both CCS and Celebrate Life do for those affected by cancer in our community."
"We are grateful for every dollar we get," Cindy Marx, vice president of the CCS board, said in the statement. "This money all goes to people of Bonner and Boundary County (who) have come to us seeking help. The only prerequisite for receiving help from us is that they have to prove a cancer diagnosis. No one plans or budgets for a cancer diagnosis."
The mission of 7B Women includes supporting women in business and providing education and networking resources, as well as a philanthropic obligation to the community.
Each year the committee hosts two signature events, and "Boobs 'N Beer" was this year's second event.
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Xalapa, Mexico - May 10, 2017 - After a successful season in Wellington competing at the Winter Equestrian Festival with Peter Lutz, Gallagher/Meller Sport Horses' Robin de Ponthual took some time to relax before returning to the show ring in top form to participate in their first FEI Nations Cup™ competition at CSIO4* Coapexpan in Xalapa, Mexico.
Lutz and the 12-year-old Selle Français gelding, along with owner and trainer M. Michael Meller who was onsite throughout the event, kicked off their week in Mexico with a clear round in the Welcome Class on Thursday, which provided as a nice warm-up around the big grass field heading in to Friday's Nations Cup.
Alongside Quentin Judge, Adrienne Sternlicht, Alison Robitaille and Chef d'Équipe Robert Ridland, Lutz and Robin de Ponthual contributed to Team USA's silver medal finish in the FEI Nations Cup™ CSIO4* Coapexpan on Friday. The Hermès U.S. Show Jumping Team finished on a total of 17 penalties, just one point behind the gold medal-winning Mexico team. Yet Friday's performances were enough to keep Team USA at the top of the North America, Central America and Caribbean standings heading into the division final at CSIO3* Langley May 31-June 4.
The pair's success continued on Sunday as they captured seventh place in the prestigious Grand Prix Veracruz CSI4*, while the rest of Team USA also collected top 10 finishes.
"Coapexpan was a great experience," said Lutz. "It was such a nice team to be a part of. Robert Ridland is such a pleasure to work with and was a great chef d'équipe. Michael and I had a great experience. Robin did very well and jumped a beautiful clear round on Sunday. He got better each time he showed. We were so happy with the way he closed out the show on Sunday in the grand prix."
Lutz first donned the pinque coat during the 2016 Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Final in Gothenburg, Sweden, where he and Robin de Ponthual finished among the top 20 in the world. After a successful winter season and Nations Cup debut, the pair is prepared to continue to represent the United States on the world stage.
Next, Lutz and Meller will head to the Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Shows to continue to campaign the rest of Gallagher/Meller Sport Horses' up-and-coming North American show jumpers, Retiro, Cheri de Papignies and Sam 1091, before joining Robin de Ponthual at Spruce Meadows, where the pair won the $375,000 CP Grand Prix CSI5* in 2016, in June.
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The History Department at Penwortham Priory Academy encourages pupils to think independently and critically about people and events from the past.
Pupils will be taught how to appreciate different points of view, to develop their self-confidence orally and using written communication, to understand the meaning of bias and how this can be used to influence actions or decisions. We aim to contribute to pupils' knowledge and understanding of people in other societies as well as their own and how they developed and interacted over a period of time. Using a variety of concepts such as cause, continuity, change and consequence they will learn how actions in the past influence today and how as young people they can influence the world around us.
More importantly we aim to use a variety of historical evidence to show pupils they should look critically at the world and appreciate varied opinions of other. We hope to make pupils become young adults who are well balanced and perceptive individuals.
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The topics in year 7 are specifically chosen to develop further the skills that pupils have been taught at KS2 e.g. The Romans and Medieval Realms. Students will be taught about the development of Church, state and society in Medieval Britain 1066 – 1509. An example of the topics that we investigate are:
- The Romans in Britain
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- Life in Medieval England – inc, life in a town/village, the Black Death and Medieval Medicine
- Elizabethan England
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The topics that are studied at the beginning of Year 8 focus on the ideas, political power, industry and empire in Britain before 1900. Within this topic pupils are taught about the history of Britain and its wider world context.
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- The Industrial Revolution
- The British Empire
- Slavery
- American West
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Within this topic pupils are taught about the history of Britain and its wider world context. Pupils investigate challenges for Britain, Europe and the wider world 1901 to present day. Pupils start the course with a study of the First World War and the Peace settlement. Further topics within this year include:
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- Source Study – Medical Treatments in the Trenches
- The Rise of the Nazis and Life in Nazi Germany
- The Holocaust
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Pupils who chose to study History at KS4 will follow the Edexcel syllabus. Over 2 years students will study:-
- Medicine in Britain C.1000 - Present (inc Medical Treatments in the Trenches)
- Early Elizabeth England 1558 – 1588
- The American West c.1835 - 1895
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In The Presence of the Past is a collective showing of three artists-Aneet R. Fontes, Dairan Fernandez de le Fuente, and Aissa Santiso-whose work is keenly informed by the past.
Memories of street scenes in Havana take shape within the dynamic paintings of Aneet R. Fontes, in reflections both literal and figurative.
Born into a family of factory workers, Dairan Fernandez de la Fuente's rich woodcut prints and paintings focus on industrial life and the struggles of the working class. His style is reminiscent of Diego Rivera's murals as well as other poster art of that period.
Aissa Santiso's fragmented and collage-like paintings are influenced by her own personal and historical photos. Her work explores how the perception of the past is just a product of the manipulation and reconstruction of the images engraved on both our personal and collective memory.


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Aside from the midnight countdown, complete with beach balls and fireworks, Bob Andrea said his favourite moment in Whistler on New Year's Eve was when he was buried deep in the crowd in Village Square watching singer/comedian Norman Foote perform.
"I looked around and saw two year olds and 80 year olds and everyone in between and they were all clapping, singing and having a good time," said Andrea, the municipality's First Night liaison.
First Night 2007, Whistler's 17 th alcohol-free New Year's Eve celebration, attracted more than 5,000 participants to festivities, about 2,000 more than 2006. Andrea attributes that to not only more visitors in town, but to hosting events like craft and youth activities indoors at the Telus Conference Centre.
"Weather hasn't always been stellar previously on New Year's so getting into the conference centre was huge," Andrea said. "So many people were saying how great it was to be able to go from the main stage area outside to get warmed up in the conference centre and then go back outside."
Tourism Whistler operates the Telus Conference Centre and donated the use of the building to First Night organizers. First Night is a cooperative event funded by the Resort Municipality of Whistler in cooperation with the RCMP and organized by local events manager, Function Junction-based Watermark.
Not having to pay for expensive outdoor tents meant more funding could be allocated to First Night programming, said Sue Eckersley of Watermark, the event's lead organizer. With the help of nine Capilano College students, Eckersley took two months to put together the $100,000 festival that included fire spinners, local bands and entertainers, that performed between 6:30 and midnight, as well as craft activities, jugglers, and clowns indoors at the conference centre.
Whistler residents Bill and Laurie Willis were at the festivities with their children Cambria, 8, and Averi, 10. Bill Willis said this year's First Night was one of the best they've attended, with well-managed gates and no lineups.
"Last year we stood in line for an hour and never even got to do the crafts they (the children) wanted to do," Bill Willis said. But this year was a different experience with a more focused and contained festival.
"It was better because they didn't have the whole village turned into First Night," Willis said. "At Skiers Plaza people could still get into restaurants without having to go through First Night gates."
And although the free ride home on Whistler's transit system was a learning experience, as the bus the family was riding was pulled over by RCMP and several inebriated young adults hauled away, Willis said he'd recommend First Night.
"It was really well run," he said. "(The) kids had a lot of fun and we saw a half-dozen other Whistler families there. Even all the visitors were really enjoying themselves."
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Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine
Volume 2013, Article ID 308520, 6 pages
Material Discrimination Based on K-edge Characteristics
1The Key Lab of Optoelectronic Technology and Systems of the Education Ministry of China, Chongqing University, Chongqing 400044, China
2The Key Lab of Biorheological Science and Technology of the Education Ministry of China, Chongqing University, Chongqing 400044, China
Received 25 July 2013; Revised 28 September 2013; Accepted 2 October 2013
Academic Editor: Liang Li
Copyright © 2013 Peng He et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Spectral/multienergy CT employing the state-of-the-art energy-discriminative photon-counting detector can identify absorption features in the multiple ranges of photon energies and has the potential to distinguish different materials based on K-edge characteristics. K-edge characteristics involve the sudden attenuation increase in the attenuation profile of a relatively high atomic number material. Hence, spectral CT can utilize material K-edge characteristics (sudden attenuation increase) to capture images in available energy bins (levels/windows) to distinguish different material components. In this paper, we propose an imaging model based on K-edge characteristics for maximum material discrimination with spectral CT. The wider the energy bin width is, the lower the noise level is, but the poorer the reconstructed image contrast is. Here, we introduce the contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) criterion to optimize the energy bin width after the K-edge jump for the maximum CNR. In the simulation, we analyze the reconstructed image quality in different energy bins and demonstrate that our proposed optimization approach can maximize CNR between target region and background region in reconstructed image.


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Directed by: Franklin Correa
Starring: Franklin Correa, Lester Greene, Macquell James, Bruno Barros, Sandra Fernandez, Greta Quispe, Jorge Valentin
Bobby, Darius and Chucho are three friends who find themselves acting as middlemen for two sisters, Shelly and Sandra, when they approach the guys to help them sell a sacred artefact worth millions of dollars. Little do they know however that a powerful black magic priest called Lyco is also looking to obtain the artefact and is willing to kill to get what he desires.
Lyco is the second feature that I've seen from independent film-maker Frankly Correa (I've previously reviewed THUG) and I was very pleasantly surprised to see him mixing things up more here. Gone is the "cinema verite" approach and in its place are more structured scenes, an atmospheric score and a colour pallette which brings to mind the Grindhouse movies.
The opening sequence, in which a young woman is abducted and forced to become part of a black magic ritual, is stunning. The camera angles, the editing, the music, the acting all come together to make a really excellent scene that even some CGI fog can't ruin. There is a similarly good sequence when Lyco is invited into the home of a well-meaning but very naïve young woman and enslaves one of her friends to do his bidding.
The script has a very "Maltese Falcon" feel, with different factions trying to obtain a small wooden carving of an elephant which is meant to contain powerful magic. However instead of Sam Spade we have these three well-meaning guys who are way out of their depth.
The minus points in this film mainly come down to budget issues. For example, all the sound seems to have been recorded from just one source so when you have characters talking over each other it gets messy, especially when they are in a large room with an echo.
Franklin Correa is doing a good job of delivering off-kilter supernatural stories featuring a diverse ethnic cast. However I feel he would be better served by reducing the size of his own roles within his films. This isn't a criticism of his acting but his ability to direct and act in a scene at the same time: the scenes where he's in front of the camera feel a lot looser than when he's behind it.
The film works best when it's following Lyco. He's a mysterious dark force leaving a pile of bodies in his wake and the film really comes alive when he's performing his rituals and just being creepy and mysterious.
Compared to the simpler (but effective) approach of THUG, LYCO is a much more technically accomplished film which largely eschews the guerilla film-making approach of its predecessor (there are still some street scenes which look like they were filmed on the fly) and provides some solid set pieces, including black magic rituals and even a decent fight scene. Film by film, Franklin Correa is building a solid rep as an independent filmmaker.
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After improving their business practices, Elizabeth Talash Naikoni and other members of Maasai Women Dairy cooperative have nearly quadrupled their sales.
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"'Social media' is a clumsy term that entangles enriching social interaction with mindless media consumption," writes Josh Constine for TechCrunch. "It's a double-edged sword whose sides aren't properly distinguished. Taken as a whole, we can't decide if it 'brings the world closer together' like Facebook's new mission statement says, or leaves us depressed and isolated."
Constine adds, "It does both, but our opportunity and the tech giants' responsibility is to shift usage toward 'time well spent.'" This article is a must read for anyone doing marketing on Facebook.