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Although the SoHo Metropolitan Hotel where Susur Lee's new dim sum restaurant is located sent out a press release yesterday saying the highly anticipated beanery would launch later "this spring," NOW can reveal that Luckee (328 Wellington W, at Peter, 416-935-0400, luckeerestaurant.com, @LuckeeTO) opens its doors for dinner this Friday April 4th.
Friday's spring, right?
Luckee takes over the space formerly inhabited by Senses. Long-time design partners Brenda Bent and Karen Gable have given the 120-seat room their patented high-Chinoiserie look and superstar chef Lee has created a carte that's both authentic and cutting-edge.
"My sui mai dumplings, for example, include a little bit of Chinese orange peel, almost like yuzu and my har gow have ginger to take away the fishiness of the shrimp," says Lee. "And my cheung fun rice rolls come with a crispy rice tuile instead of the usual Chinese donut.
"I want Luckee to change the way Toronto experiences dim sum. You won't have to drive all the way to Markham. The lighting won't be too bright and we'll have a good wine list."
Will there be cart service?
"Absolutely! Some of the younger generation consider dim-sum carts old-fashioned but I think they're the coolest part!"


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April 13, 1995, Section C, Page 11Buy Reprints
That most essential and ubiquitous of accessories, the human arm, is being worn with particular flair this season by Jim Dale.
In "Travels With My Aunt," Giles Havergal's enchanting adaptation of Graham Greene's novel at the Minetta Lane Theater, Mr. Dale has on nothing more showy than a gray suit with a faint pinstripe. Yet by merely folding one arm across his waist and resting the elbow of the other on top of it, he acquires instant sartorial splendor.
When another actor observes that Mr. Dale -- who is, for the moment, portraying the glamorous, septuagenarian heroine of the play -- is "dressed rather as the late Queen Mary of beloved memory might have dressed," it seems an utterly apt description. Clothes do not, after all, make the man (or woman). Your mother, apparently, was right: posture counts for infinitely more.
Fashion may seem an inappropriate subject to begin a discussion of a work inspired by Graham Greene, one of English literature's most complex moralists. But "Travels" was an atypically frivolous work for Greene. And Mr. Havergal's play is a triumph of theatrical style over substance, totally eclipsing the slight, schematic and doggedly whimsical novel that is its source.
At a time when many New York productions are sinking under the weight of their own technology, Mr. Havergal, the director of the Citizens' Theater in Glasgow, and his uncannily disciplined ensemble of four actors have arrived to recall what theater is really about: a transformational sleight of hand -- and voice and expression -- that weaves illusions out of air. "Travels," which presents four men in business suits playing at least 20 different roles, isn't much more than an exercise in technique. But when the technicians are this accomplished, you don't walk away hungry.
The 1969 novel is remembered with possessive fondness by some readers, but it hasn't aged very well. The story of Henry Pulling, a middle-aged, gray-souled banker who learns to live fully, under the tutelage of his flamboyant Aunt Augusta, it was Greene's own version of "Auntie Mame" or "Zorba the Greek," infused with the spirit of liberation that seemed to take over even the most respectable writers in the 1960's. To read it today is a bit like watching your parents smoke dope at what you thought was your party.
What doesn't date in the novel is its sheer love of the bewitching powers of narrative. Henry is as much seduced by his aunt's storytelling as by the world of shady characters and international intrigue to which she introduces him. The book's message may be about living in the present tense, but it is also about turning memory into a sort of an extemporaneous art.
In the novel, Henry observes that if Augusta chose to make him, in all his drabness, into a story, "even I would come to some sort of life, and the character she drew, I felt sure, would be much more vivid than the real I." Mr. Havergal's production, which ran 16 months in London's West End and won two 1993 Olivier awards, translates this narrative zeal into an astonishingly precise and unequivocally theatrical language.
The members of the cast, Mr. Dale, Brian Murray, Martin Rayner and Tom Beckett, are totally fluent in that language. Dressed in identical suits, with identical mustaches and eyeglasses, they take turns delivering Henry's first-person, retrospective account of meeting his aunt at his mother's funeral and the wild, life-threatening journeys that follow.
They do so with the practiced harmony of a string quartet, picking up and overlapping each other's sentences, and sliding from one character to another without a moment's hesitancy. On occasion, they are all Henry simultaneously, scrutinizing a revelatory letter or photograph with a range of expressions that suggest the varying shades of a single response.
The Walrus-like Mr. Murray sheds decades to become a twittery Paraguayan virgin in love with the poetry of Tennyson. Mr. Rayner, a small, wiry and singularly unthreatening-looking man, acquires improbable heft as Augusta's hulking African lover and an air of jaded continental intrigue as the disreputable Italian she marries.
Mr. Beckett, who has the droll, blank face of the men in Magritte's paintings, becomes every ambiguously sinister, peripheral figure that ever populated Greene's novels. (He is seen studiously reading newspapers with headlines in several different languages.) Even more than Stewart Laing's ingenious setting, a minimalist blend suggesting both confining English greenery and the festive world beyond, this actor becomes an essential part of the scenery, embodying the distinctive, ever-shifting world known as Greeneland.
Mr. Dale has only one role in addition to Henry, that of the eponymous aunt, but he also provides the most glorious example of the evening's chief virtue: the endlessly evocative gesture that is both extravagant and economical.
There's little fuss or floridness about his Augusta. (Maggie Smith, in the disastrous 1972 film version by George Cukor, seemed far more like a drag queen.) With a remarkably pared-down vocabulary of movements (an expostulating flick of the wrist, a baroque dabbing of his hairline with his fingers) and an expression of open-eyed, ravenous amusement, he becomes, as he should be, the play's real engine. And his quality of concentrated engagement seems to suck the audience right onto the stage.
The only real problem with "Travels" is that by the time the story reaches its formulaic conclusion, it seems somehow less than worthy of the care the production has lavished on it. Still, as Augusta, with her fondness for life-affirming truisms, might have observed, destinations are often less interesting than the journeys leading to them.
The journey, in this case, is delightful. TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT By Graham Greene; adapted and directed by Giles Havergal; sets and costumes by Stewart Laing; lighting by Gerry Jenkinson; production stage manager, Jane Grey; general manager, Stuart Thompson Productions. Presented by Bill Kenwright. At the Minetta Lane Theater, 18 Minetta Lane, Greenwich Village. WITH: Jim Dale, Brian Murray, Tom Beckett and Martin Rayner.


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The raw food diet Can cause hypothyroidism – if you are not getting the proper nutrients
-Hypothyroid occurs when the thyroid does not produce enough thyroid hormone .
is not something of a misconception that thyroid problems have to be something that always has been struggling or has to be genetic. But in reality, only a change in diet (eating too much or too little of certain foods) or lack of a particular vitamin or mineral can cause an imbalance in the thyroid. Many believe that only an iodine deficiency can cause hypothyroidism when there are many factors besides iodine.When I say raw Diet..I Food I mean those of a diet high raw food (like me) and 100% raw food diet.
Therefore, if you are on a diet of raw foods, chances are your main meals include a lot of green raw vegetables, vegetables, fruits, nuts and seeds, etc.
I've seen a number of videos on YouTube of people talking about how to make a raw food diet and everything they say is for viewers eating breakfast a smoothie and have a salad for lunch. That's fine, but never tells you what is in the salad and smoothie. So how do you know which foods to eat and whether or not your getting adequate vitamins or minerals or good fats (like avocado).When you're on a diet of raw / or are considering it started foods, it is crucial to make sure your get enough of the nutrients it needs and not too much food goitrogenic, otherwise it may be doing more harm than good.
Therefore, it is important to get your thyroid levels and controlled all the vitamins, especially if you have made a drastic change. Usually, the symptoms of hypothyroidism go unnoticed. However, one of the most common symptoms is fatigue. If hypothyroidism occurs due to the raw food diet does not necessarily mean that you have to quit the diet, but it may only be necessary to change some of what you are eating (or add in foods that help the thyroid as coconut).
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"But they're Percy and Annabeth!" Connor shouts as if this explains everything. "They saved the freaking world last summer! They can't just die on us here—"
"But what if they did?" Miranda snaps back, tear tracks etched on her cheeks. "Look, I hate to be the pessimist here, but they aren't gods. You can't expect them to—"
"Hell yes I can!"
Clarisse heaves a sigh and meets first Rachel's, then Thalia's gazes across the room. Both of them are clearly just as tired as she is of the arguing, but unfortunately all their best efforts to get Connor and Miranda to shut up have failed. The two of them have been progressing steadily towards the point of severe bodily harm for at least an hour, and it's nine p.m.—meaning Clarisse is seriously craving both dinner and bed.
(Normally, Clarisse doesn't mind a bit of good old-fashioned maiming, but right now it just makes her upset that they're arguing like little kids when there's work to be done.)
I wish Percy were here, she thinks miserably. He would have this under control in about three seconds flat.
Chiron looks like he's about ready to break his bow over his head when there's a BANG in the corner and the two arguing demigods dive for cover. Rainbow smoke rolls over the room; when it clears, an unfamiliar woman stands in the corner.
"Iris?" asks Travis uncertainly from the corner.
The goddess smiles. "Yes, son of Hermes. I come on behalf of your friends Hazel Levesque and Frank Zhang, two of the Seven. They wish to inform you that your two friends have been rescued."
"You're running messages for people now, Mom?" questions Butch amid the cheering that goes up from everyone in the room at the confirmation of Percy and Annabeth's survival.
Grinning at her son, Iris says, "Not quite. Hazel, Frank, and Percy came to visit me in June. It's quite a story—and one I'm sure they'd be rather interested in telling you when they return, for it's extremely interesting in how it played out—but I felt I owed them a favor. And their favor was allowing you to see Percy and Annabeth.
"They were just rescued about four hours ago, and it's late at night over there, so the message I'm about to show you is one-way: they can't see or hear you, but you can see and hear them. I'll cut it off myself when I have to. Good night, campers."
The goddess disappears in a shower of rainbow sparks that leave a dusting of glitter on the floor (seriously? Clarisse thinks disdainfully) at the same moment that the air shimmers behind Chiron and a screen vaguely resembling an Iris-message appears. There's a horrible moment where Clarisse can't place the black-haired boy shown in the image—and then her heart jolts.
"Is that Percy?" she hears Lou Ellen ask in a horrified whisper.
Her friend's face doesn't look too bad—one or two purpling bruises and a scrape on his temple that still sluggishly oozes blood—but other than that he seems okay. It's only from the neck down that it starts getting painful to watch.
Without a shirt, Percy's chest looks like it was attacked by a rabid hellhound and then cleaned up by a four-year-old, heavy blood stains marring the once-white expanse of the bandages. Angry red lines snake down his arms; his nails are broken, rimmed with dirt. The thick white scar on his abdomen disappears underneath the elastic waistband of his shorts, which are pretty much the only clean thing on his body at the moment.
His eyes are the worst, though. Clarisse doesn't think she's ever seen such a terrifying look in someone's eyes in her entire life—they're burning with anger and rage and a horrible, horrible sadness. Percy looks so broken, so weak…it's enough to make her want to scream. What did he ever do to deserve this?
"Oh my gods," Rachel and Thalia say at the same time.
Will buries his face in his hands. "I knew this quest was going to be dangerous, but…"
"That might be an understatement," says Travis gently, offhandedly patting Will's shoulder, but he sounds as dazed as everyone else.
Malcolm, who's sitting next to Clarisse, has tears running down his face. She can see his lips moving, but she has to lean closer to catch the words:
"He did that for my sister. What kind of guy would do…that for his girlfriend?"
"Someone whose fatal flaw is loyalty," replies Clarisse quietly. "Someone who loves her, Malcolm."
"I owe him so much—" Malcolm tries to go on, but he can't find the words and so simply falls silent.
A quiet voice comes from the Iris-message: "Percy?"
"Annabeth?" murmurs Connor confusedly.
When the image expands to include Annabeth lying next to Percy (in an even worse condition than her boyfriend), Clarisse can't take it anymore—she whips out the knife at her belt and drives it with all her might into the Ping-Pong table.
"What did they do?" she yells, more to the silent gods than to her friends in the room. "Why did they deserve this? What more do you want from them?"
"Clarisse," says Jake Mason urgently from her right, "watch this right here."
Percy's eyelids flutter exhaustedly, and he turns his head a little to the left so his lips brush against her cheek. "It's okay, Wise Girl. I'm right here."
"Ooh, they're sharing the same bed?" whispers Connor, apparently still able to find a bit of humor in the situation. "Scandalous, I must find the nearest child of Aphrodite—"
Butch, sitting nearest to Connor, slaps a hand over his mouth before the son of Hermes can say anything else.
"Thought you were gone again for a minute," Annabeth says weakly, her fingers finding Percy's, lacing their hands together. "I'm glad it was only a dream."
He simply replies, "So am I. It would suck to come this far only to die."
There is silence on both sides for a long time. Then Percy says, "Annabeth, I'm tired."
"No freaking duh," Travis quips sarcastically.
"Of course you are, Seaweed Brain," says Annabeth gently, mirroring Travis's words. "If you want to go to sleep, I'll understand."
Despite himself, a half-smile curves across Percy's lips—but it doesn't spread to his eyes, which are colder than ever. "No, Annabeth. I mean I'm…tired of being a hero. Of having the gods expect me to do everything all the time."
Annabeth's gray eyes narrow in confusion. "Go on."
"It's like…I thought once we saved the world last time, we were safe. We could be happy. And I didn't want to admit it to you at the time because our relationship was still so new, but I really did kind of see a future for ourselves after a while. And then I got taken…" Percy heaves a sigh. "When we fought Chrysaor, I realized that I wasn't as big of a hero as everyone thinks I am—that my power has limits. It's hard having everybody look up to you and expect you to know what to do all the time, you know?"
"Yes," says Annabeth cautiously, "but you have to remember—"
"Remember what?" Percy sounds angry now, the ice in his tone matching the angry fire in his green glare. "Annabeth, I would never have said this a year ago, but…I understand now how Luke felt."
"Did he just say that?" asks Clarisse incredulously. "Did he just compare himself to Luke freaking Castellan?"
(As she expects, no one answers.)
"Percy, wha—"
"This is pointless. All these heroics and running around in circles and riddles that make no sense—why the hell do we even try? It only leads to more pain, anyway. Annabeth, I'm scared that I'm going to lose my family, my friends…and you." He murmurs the last word into her hair. "Wise Girl, I can't live without you anymore."
"Oh, Percy, it's okay. You don't have to worry about me. I'm not leaving anytime soon."
Percy sobs once—a horrible feral sound that seems to claw its way out of the very depths of his being—and buries his face in Annabeth's shoulder. Although she's clearly in pain, Annabeth rolls onto her side and wraps her arms around him, whispering things into his ear that Clarisse can't hear through the Iris-message, rubbing soothing circles on his back with her roughened, bloody fingers.
"I'm so tired, Annabeth," he whimpers.
The Iris-message dissolves at that, leaving a room full of shell-shocked demigods staring at the place where it had just been.
Thalia is the first to break the silence. "I had no idea he felt that way..."
"Maybe we do expect a lot of him, " says Malcolm quietly.
Clarisse stands up and turns towards the window as the others pick up the conversation again, staring out at the blue strip of Long Island Sound in the distance, glittering under the light of a full moon. She'd never admit it out loud, but Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase are both terrifying opponents and incredible friends at the same time, and damn it—Clarisse is going to help them fight if she gets herself killed doing it.
Things just got personal, she says to herself. Forget just saving the world—this war is for Percy and Annabeth now.


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Game recognizes game, or so I have heard.
Carlos is the blog master fresh! He rules all the social networks.
Israel is the worship master fresh! He rules the stage when leading worship.
Friday @ 5 est on RAGAMUFFINSOUL.COM you can peep the new Israel video for Just Wanna Say…
Im Just saying.
If you have not checked out the latest issue of INC magazine and the great article with Jim Collins, you better hope on that thing…its fire.
When asked why he was optimistic about the future in such a questionable time:
"A lot of it has to do with the young generation. A general at West Point told me, 'This is the most inspired and inspiring generation to come through West Point since 1945.' I see the same thing with the young people who come to work for me. They have a sense of responsibility and service and a lack of cynicism that is remarkable and wonderful. It's an ethos, and it's collective. Thats what's really powerful. It's connected technologically. It's not grandiose, but there is a fundamental assumption of being part of a much larger world and a much larger set of aspirations. The world can be a really awful, brutal, turbulent place. And yet I'm hopeful precisely because of this generation of kids. I really think we ought to just give them the keys as soon as we can. Let them run it."
WOW. Honestly, my generation is full of cynicism. And I represent that generation well. We struggle to believe. We struggle to fight for faith. I want to find some of these kind of heros. The heros that don't realize they are heros yet. Lets find them, pour into them, then support the heck out of them as they achieve everything we could not because we were to cynical.
My new friend BARTON is pretty amazing. He creates stuff that will blow you away. Here is an example:
Check out his site, or IGNITERMEDIA for more of his dope-ness. Buy some of these products and support great art in the church.
So this weeks cover of Newsweek states that Christianity is about to drift away in America. The premise is that in the past 20 years America has moved from 86% Christian to 76% Christian, thus it is over.
WELL, tell that to Rick Warren. He personally teaches the new members class at his "Little" church every month. He stated last night on Larry King that on average they have 100-200 people in the class each month. Last month, however, over 2,400 people attended the class and became members. Oh yea, they also had over 800 water baptisms last month.
Surveys can say whatever you want, it is all in how you ask the question. If you think that what we believe is not connecting, do something about it…make it connect…Rick is doing it, and it is working…BIG.
We are not called to the earth to be defeated, we are called to overcome and bring the kingdom to earth. Just sayin.
In life we pass mile markers. Some recognize these as points in the process for what they are, mile markers. Unfortunately, some people see mile markers as finish lines. As they pass a marker, they slow down. They stop working as hard. They think they have lost, or worse that they have won, yet there is still so much in front of them. Some people pass a mile marker and they quit.
From projects to organizations, personal to professional, goals to achievement, you have to be able to define a mile marker and tell the difference between a mile marker and the finish line. When you start the race you should know where the finish line is, and what it looks like. Then, as you pass mile markers you will know how to regulate your speed, how much ground you need to make up, how to pace yourself and your staff. Mile markers allow you to quantify momentum. Mile markers are awesome, they are IMPORTANT, but they are not finish line.
The saddest thing I see is when people have so much further to go, so much more potential, the ability to make history, and they slow up when they pass a mile marker thinking the race is over. Keep running, never quit, do not settle for the GOOD mile marker when the GREAT mile marker is the finish line!
The cure for religion is relationship. – K Cooley
(I have been down and out with pneumonia for the last few days. Please excuse the lack of consistency. I am still sick, steroids and meds are starting to kick in, kinda)
Today is March 29. March 28 marks the birthday of not only my brother, but also my main homey Isaiah. Seriously, this kid is next level. I am so thankful to have him in my life. I would do anything for him. I felt this was the perfect blog to come back on, even if I am a day late.
**An Open Letter To Isaiahs Birth-Mom**
7 years ago you did the most selfless thing I can imagine. You put your emotions, feelings, and heart on the line for the betterment of your blood. Thank you for being strong enough, courageous enough, and willing to probably always wonder why, who, what….
It has been 7 years. We think you named him Gage, but we knew we had to call him Isaiah. He is the bomb. He lights up our lives. Thank you for the songs he writes, the dances he creates, the bad jokes he tells, and the life he gives us. He wants to grow up to be a pastor, or a train conductor, depending on the day.
He is very sensitive. He cares a lot about others. He loves family and protects his sisters. Sometimes he asks about you and we honor you for what you did. We explain that it was not easy, and you did it for his best. He lives a good life now. Its not extravagant but he has more than a lot of kids, and based on what we know, he probably is exposed to a different lifestyle. We do our best to keep him connected culturally to his roots, and he is excited the "President Obama is the 44th President and he looks like me."
We will never be able to repay you for the love you have gifted our family. We pray for you and we know God honors you for doing what you did. I am not sure if there is any type of guilt or other emotion that comes with what you did, but regardless, we thank you.
Isaiah turned 7 yesterday. He had a "Holiday" birthday with Easter eggs and a Christmas cake. He is a unique boy. He loves to be at home, he runs fast, and he lives life to its fullest. Thank you for what you did, but more than that, thank you for HIM. Peace.
It is fun to watch people who know what they are doing. Like when a band rocks a stage because they are so confident in their song, or a speaker delivers a talk with conviction because he knows that the hope he is sharing is real.
People are scared right now. They are on a DESPERATE search for something to believe in. People want to BELIEVE. I really think God is setting up His church to be a place where people come to be empowered, encouraged, and INSPIRED. Today I found this little site online that put some perspective around the year that is 2009. Check it out.
Where are you finding your inspiration? How are you framing life right now? Are you spreading hope? Inspiration breads production. Being reactive all the time breeds fear. We have the most powerful creative force in the universe on our side, we should not be reacting right now, but pioneering.
The New York times ran a story yesterday about President Obama and the "Prayer Caucus" he has built around him. Much the way he has chosen to attack issues, the President has tapped 5 Christian pastors to lean on for policy, prayer, and conversation. These men, all of whom I have to say are very impressive, admit to being involved with the President.
The most interesting thing about this article is the continued emphasis that is put on "Social Justice." Not theology. Not political strategy. Not a side of the isle, but the desire to help people experience the meat of Christianity, not just the words. Thats impressive.
Is there a church that is brave enough to send announcements via TEXT and web only? Go green and go paperless?
let me know if someone you know is already doing it. That would be cool.


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Family - Indoor and Outdoor Lifestyle Photography Session
This truly global family wanted some images to capture their new family and growing love, both in their home and also their neighborhood. Their daughter was only about 7 months old so I knew that we'd need the comfort and calm of home for some intimate lifestyle family portraits, before heading outside to the heat and chaos of the big city. I loved spending some time with the baby in her room before photographing the family (pup and all) cuddling and having a bottle on the bed. I feel so honored to be able to photograph the intimate family moments that occur daily but are not typically photographed, as i know that those memories will be treasured for years to come. Our outdoor time was fun but really HOT!! They hid the heat well in the photos though ;) Check out the smile the baby still had at the end of the session! (And, check out the tiny pineapples on her romper, in honor of her resident country, so cute!)
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P043 Ulcerative colitis is characterised by an exaggerated onset of acute inflammation with delayed resolution
Marks D.*1,2, Wysoczanski R.1, Kendall A.3, Motwani M.4, Vega R.2, Rahman F.2, McCartney S.2, Bloom S.2, Nicolaou A.3, Gilroy D.4, Segal A.1
1University College London, Molecular Medicine, London, United Kingdom 2University College London Hospital, Gastroenterology, London, United Kingdom 3University of Manchester, Division of Pharmacy and Optometry, Manchester, United Kingdom 4University College London, Clinical Pharmacology, London, United Kingdom
The early inflammatory response in ulcerative colitis (UC) has been shown to be protracted. We used an
Acute inflammation was provoked in 26 UC patients off treatment or on 5-aminosalicylates, and 17 healthy controls (HC), by intradermal injection with UV-killed
UC patients off treatment demonstrated enhanced local blood flow within 24h of bacterial exposure, with impaired resolution, to both Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria (p=0.01).
Neutrophil accumulation within 4h of inoculation was almost double that of HC (115,217 vs 67,760 cells/blister, p=0.04). This was associated with elevated PGE2 production (p=0.02), and did not appear to be a cytokine-driven phenomenon. At 48h, the excess of neutrophils in UC persisted (5,402 vs 494 cells, p=0.001), accompanied by T lymphocytes (7,713 vs 3,670 cells, p=0.03) of an effector memory phenotype. The exaggerated onset was normalised in UC patients taking 5-aminosalicylates; these individuals had greater numbers of macrophages present at 48h (5,044 vs 1875 cells, p=0.03), consistent with their role in inflammation resolution and tissue healing. Excess PGE2 production and normal cytokine secretion were replicated in cultured UC macrophages stimulated with
The acute inflammatory response to bacteria in UC is exaggerated, and slow to resolve, with immunological findings mirroring those seen in acute disease flares. This phenomenon was not restricted to Gram-negative bacterial stimuli, and is associated with abnormalities in inflammatory lipid mediators. 5-aminosalicylates normalise this process, likely through harnessing novel pro-resolution mechanisms. This method also provides a platform to investigate disturbed inflammation in UC, and the impact of novel therapies on this.


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Based in San Francisco
In-studio & mobile services
Starting at $65
Deep Tissue, Swedish & 8 other techniques
5 testimonials
I'm JohnPaul. I offer Amazing Massage Therapy for Men, welcoming regular and New clients. I am Well Trained in Swedish, Deep Tissue, Neuromuscular Trigger Point, Sports, and Esalen techniques, and I blend these Techniques to create an individual massage for each my clients.
I have an excellent Understanding of the body, its workings and I create a massage style with your specific needs in mind. I use a Heated Massage Table, Soft Flannel Sheets, Blended Oils, Relaxing Music, in... a Warm and Comfortable Setting.
I believe that massage should be affordable and a regular part of life, and not an overpriced, expensive exception. I believe in giving compassion, both in my touch, and in my massage rate.
I look forward to scheduling your first session with me, or to see my ongoing clients!
Based near: Quesada Avenue & Keith Street San Francisco, CA 94124 Mobile services within 50 miles
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Nov. 06, 2018 in San Francisco, CA (in-studio)
This was my first massage and I was a little nervous!!... John Paul is very polite and welcoming, and he made me feel comfortable immediately. It was easy to set up a appointment. (very easy parking) We sat down and discussed what area I needed work in (lower back). The massage was great and very soothing. He always checks in with you to make sure you are feeling great. This was a great first experience and my lower back is a lot better. I will definitely be booking another session with him!!
June 22, 2018 in San Francisco, CA (in-studio)
John Paul is a true professional — responsive, skilled and polite. I have had the pleasure to book multiple 90 minute massage appointments over the past 1.5 years and he never disappoints!
Your experience begins with John Paul greeting you in a private (gated) off street parking spot. You are then welcomed into his home wherein John Paul takes the time to understand your massage needs (i.e. general body pain, stress/tension areas and or athletic soreness).
Once you are on his massage table the real magic begins. John Paul uses his training, technique, oils, relaxation music and exceptionally strong hands to move you into a state of complete relaxation. From the beginning of your massage until the very end John Paul is 100% focused on reading your body and adjusting both pressure and technique.
John Paul is a gentleman in every sense of the word and he takes pride in offering a clean, professional, comfortable massage environment. You will never feel rushed, it is as if time stands still. After each massage I felt relaxed, rejuvenated and frankly like a 'new man'!
Do yourself a favor and book time with John Paul and experience him for yourself. I always look forward to my next massage!
Jan. 19, 2018 in San Francisco, CA (in-studio)
I have had massages before and know their lasting feeling when you have a massage therapist who has a unique technique. JohnPaul touch was amazingly refreshing and it rejuvenated me. He has a welcoming smile and his professional expertise from beginning to the end made the massage much more relaxing and meaningful. The oils he uses are therapeutic and I chose not to wash them off.
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It is (arguably) Frédéric (or Fryderyk) Chopin's birthday today. He and his family claimed that he was born on 1 March 1810. A baptismal certificate begs to differ, however.
But I choose to believe that the man who composed some of the most exquisite and innovative piano music ever (and by all accounts he 'composed' by improvising and only wrote down the notes on paper with some difficulty afterwards) was born 199 years ago today.
Not least because it gives me an excuse to post this clip of his Nocturne in E flat, Op. 9, No. 2, played by none other than Sergei Rachmaninov.
As a terminally lapsed pianist myself, it astonishes me to recall that, way back in the last century, I could actually play this myself (very badly, but . . . even so . . . ). I could no more tackle it now than I could climb Ben Nevis in stilettos. So much for the accomplishments of youth.
Anyway, Happy Birthday to Chopin, and to everyone who shares his anniversary.
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We've spent the previous eight chapters talking about social media and how wonderful it is. Most social media books stop right there: It's wonderful and awesome, and everyone should use it.
We agree, except it doesn't stop there. Social media is only the tip of the networking iceberg. There are personal interactions to be made and given. It's the personal touch that truly makes networking, and thus personal branding, so valuable.
You're doing pretty well so far. You've set up a blog, started using Twitter, created a Facebook account (or at least took all the inappropriate photos off your existing one), and are on your way to becoming a LinkedIn power user. Now you're going to leave the comfort of your ...
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Bungalow rates: rental at Mont Saint-Michel
Below you'll find rates for bungalow rentals at Mont Saint-Michel, near Courtils and just 45 minutes from Saint-Malo. A bungalow is a small one-level house, between a tent and a mobile home. There is a space in the garage for your car.
Discover rates for booking a Tithome bungalow
Practical information
- Weekend of 1 May, 8 May, Ascension Day and school holidays except July-August: three-night minimum
- Marathon weekend 25/05-27/05, 5 pm check-out possible
* Midweek: Check-in Monday – Check-out Friday excluding school holidays and holiday weekends
Bungalows: small houses with bedrooms, near Saint-Jean-le-Thomas
In the bay, near Dol, the campsite offers bungalows, which are between tents and mobile homes. The bungalows don't have toilets or sanitary facilities. We recommend booking them from May to September. Our bungalows don't have bathrooms, but their bedrooms are extremely comfortable. These accommodations are popular among hikers.
If you're looking for a rental accommodation or room for a night, Camping aux Pommiers invites you to rent a comfortable Tithome bungalow on an inexpensive campsite!
If you're the owner of a motorhome or caravan, you can rent a pitch and take advantage of the countryside, village and sea, in an environment close to Brittany and Dol. The campsite's owners will be pleased to inform guests of the campsite's amenities (heated swimming pool, games, etc.) and provide them with advice about local activities: hiking, golfing, tennis courts, sailing, etc.
Rentals with tennis courts and countless activities just a few kilometres away
For a holiday in the bay, you can rent a bungalow for a night, like a hotel room. If you're on a touring holiday, instead of choosing a guest house, opt for the freedom and independence provided by a Tithome bungalow and benefit from garden furniture and a private car park at the heart of a natural setting. Our bungalows are inexpensive rental accommodations near Mont Saint-Michel, with high-quality amenities, on a 4-star campsite (pets allowed), where you'll appreciate a nice swim in the water park. Close to the chalet, these accommodations with their private gardens will provide the opportunity to visit tourist hotspots in Normandy and Brittany. You can admire unspoilt landscapes in an idyllic setting with beaches stretching as far as the eye can see. For a holiday at Mont Saint-Michel, choose a Tithome bungalow, a rental accommodation with two bedrooms. During your holiday, 40 km from Mont Saint-Michel, you'll discover Granville, a lovely seaside resort that's a departure point for excursions to the Channel Islands!


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Erica Schlueter
Combining silk embroidery and crochet with precious metals, Erica Schlueter pays homage to fine needle work that has been created all over the world and throughout history.
Although Schlueter has been producing jewelry for over 10 years, her college experience spanned the study of various aspects of textiles and fibers. Over the years she has been exploring ways to combine fiber and textile techniques into her sterling silver and 18K gold and silver bi-metal jewelry pieces. While continuing to use rivets (and no solder) and embossing fabric textures into the metal, which have been influential design elements in her work, she further embellishes the textured metals with fine silk using embroidery and crochet techniques.
Listed works may be unavailable. Similar pieces or special orders available upon request. Contact us for artist's current inventory.
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Five & 20 throws Barrel Room Jam
Five & 20 Spirits and Brewing (8398 W. Main St., Westfield) will celebrate Erie Craft Beer Week with its Barrel Room Jam from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Nov. 17.
The event will feature the return of the brewery's BRETTANYORYCES beer - a 6.5 percent (alcohol by volume) rye pale ale aged in red wine barrels with wild yeast - as well as the release of its 814 Collaboration beer, a hazelnut praline porter. Guests will have a chance to meet the brewers, and enjoy live music from Gem City Revival. Call 793-9463.
New York Beer Project to unveil the Righteous Dudette
New York Beer Project (6933 S. Transit Road, Lockport) is turning 2 years old on Nov. 18, and for the occasion brewed a special Triple IPA (India pale ale) called Righteous Dudette. This limited batch of 10 percent ABV beer will be offered on tap at the anniversary party starting at 11 a.m.
Special limited-edition Crowlers (32-ounce for $18) will be available via pre-order on the brewery's website only, beginning at 10 a.m. Nov. 13. The brewery will also tap a blended version of its THEE Barleywine including some batches aged for 18 months for the celebration. Call 743-6927.
Flying Bison toasts the troops
Flying Bison Brewing Company (840 Seneca St.) will celebrate a Toast to the Troops from noon to 6 p.m. Nov. 11. The Veterans Day appreciation party will be thrown in partnership with Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park.
Live music, media personalities from WKBW and WYRK, food trucks including Lloyd Taco Trucks and Fat Bob's Smokehouse, and a Battleship tournament will be part of the festivities. Anyone with a valid military I.D. will receive one drink on the house. Call 873-1557.
Community Beer Works does a split
Community Beer Works will launch a full production batch of its Banana Split Milkshake Hefeweizen on Nov. 11. The 4.8 percent ABV beer is a hefeweizen conditioned on strawberries, vanilla, chocolate extract and milk sugar. The beer will be the first to be offered in a new 750 mL Crowler format for $10.
From 5 to 7 p.m., Nitro Magic will be on-site making ice cream from the beer. Call 759-4677.
Buffalo Brewing Company debuts new hours
Buffalo Brewing Company (314 Myrtle Ave.) has re-opened its doors, following an upgrade to its brewing system and tasting room. The brewery has new hours: 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, noon to 8 p.m. Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
The new tasting room also includes a larger bar with stools, and tables with chairs. Call 868-2218.
Big Ditch aims for oatmeal cookies
Big Ditch Brewing Company (55 E. Huron St.) will release its winter seasonal Fresh Baked Winter Ale the weekend of Nov. 10. For the first time, this year the beer will be sold in six-packs of 12-ounce cans. The 5.6 percent ABV ale is brewed with chocolate malt, English brown malt and freshly toasted oats.
Fresh Baked is finished with subtle touches of cinnamon and vanilla bean, for a brown ale with the taste of freshly baked oatmeal cookies. Call 854-5050.


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Propet Womens Billie - Navy/Pink
Propet Women's Billie - Navy/Pink
Maintain that active lifestyle with the Propet Women's Billie in Navy/Pink! These sporty walking shoes are constructed with a seamless welded mesh upper and mesh lining promoting air flow while wicking away moisture form the shoe interior. The full length Rejuve Motion Technology™ footbed provides support and can also be removed to fit personal orthotics. Whether walking around town or towards the next great adventure, the Propet Billie walking shoes for women keeps feet feeling great with the lightweight, flexible, shock absorbing TravelTek™ outsole.
*NOTE - Sizes 5 and 5.5 are only available in the Medium width.
Propet Rejuve Motion Technology™ is designed by a leading podiatric surgeon and has been shown to reduce lower extremity pain typically associated with improper gait and poor biomechnical function. The U-shaped heel seat cups the rearfoot to maintain proper alignment during the gait while the contoured arch reinforces stability while cushioning the foot. For medial and lateral stability, the extended foot cradle guides the foot through the entire gait to keep feet feeling refreshed, even after a long day.
Propet Women's Billie Features:
- Seamless welded mesh upper
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Between May and August this year, I interviewed 10 artists, makers, painters, musicians, photographers, writers and other creatives about the process of taking part in an intense creative challenge. Some of the people I interviewed, like Heidi Shedlock, had been painting for over 500 days consecutively! Others, like writer John Hutton, wrote a novel in a month! One of the questions I asked each of them was which resources they would recommend for creatives. A number of the podcasts, books and other resources that they mentioned have now become some of my go-to resources for creative inspiration. I've put together the whole list for you right here all in one place
Creative Recovery with Eloise Bound
Eloise Bound is an interior architect and artist who I met through Instagram. I reached out to her to chat more about her 100-day creative project titled #100daysofpenandbrush. As well as chatting about her creative processes, we also tackled some pretty intense topics like the connection between creativity and health, creativity and personality, and creativity as a tool for recovery.
Letting go of Perfectionism with Charl du Preez
I chatted to digital marketer, photographer and film-maker, Charl du Preez, about the photo-a-day challenge he set for himself this year. He's just passed the halfway mark so it was a good time to pause and reflect on topics like perfectionism and letting go, the role of self-discipline in intentional creativity, as well as the daily grind of 'starting again' in order to finish something worthwhile.
The Ebb & Flow of Creativity with Heidi Shedlock
Heidi Shedlock is an artist, teacher and mum of two. Over and above her usual creative work, about two years ago Heidi started a daily practice of painting a small postcard sized work and kept going for 568 consecutive days! I spoke to her about how she began her "Paintings in the Post" project, community and accountability, and the ebb and flow of the creative life.
Dedicated Practice with Gareth Fouche
Many of us have hope to improve our art, challenge ourselves, and take our creativity to the next level, but few take the plunge and actually do the hard daily graft it requires. Durban-based games developer and programmer, Gareth Fouche, bit the bullet and drew something every day for a year in an effort to master the art of illustration! In this interview I chat to him about what that process was like, about daily sharing your work online and what he learned about himself along the way.
Flexing Your Creative Muscles with Fathima Kathrada
Little Julie & Ukulele
I borrowed my boyfriend's ukulele for about 8 months and I started a new instagram account called 'Littlejulieandukulele'. I used to balance my phone in all sorts of inventive ways until I realised my music stand was a good way to aim it at me. I had to train my pug, Plato, to be okay with not being in the same room as me because I found him very distracting.
Nanowrimo with John Hutton
A month of animal illustration with Christine Bernard
Christine Bernard, writer and designer at Flat White Concepts, constantly sets challenges for herself, from yoga to no sugar, to going gluten-free. In this interview though she shares more about her 30 day #animalaugust challenge where she illustrated her way through the alphabet and ended up with a collection of quirky characters.
Following Your Nose With Elizabeth Sparg
I'm chatting to writers, painters, poets, illustrators, musicians (and more) about their experience of taking part in a creative challenge. Last week I spoke to Amy about her 365 etching project (you can read her interview over here), and this week I had a wonderful interview with Durban based creative, Liz Sparg, about creative community, newness, illustration and following your nose.
365 Project With Amy Jane
I got hold of Amy van den Bergh, an artist who lives and works in Johannesburg, to talk to her about her current 365 day project, her creative processes, and to hear a bit more of her journey as an artist. Here's how we started out...
Claire: I'm interested to find out more not only about your current output as an artist, but also the internal journey you've taken so far, the challenges and and difficulties you've faced along the way. Would you be willing to talk a bit about that process?
A Journey into Creativity
I got it into my head to chat to artists and makers about their experience of taking part in an ongoing creative challenge - like a 30-day, 100-day or even 365-day thing. In addition to hearing about people's creative journeys, what their goals are, and what prompts them to start, I was really interested in the mental and emotional processes that go into this sort of challenge


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Young Investigator Award
The IEEE Photonics Society Young Investigator Award was established to honor an individual who has made outstanding technical contributions to photonics (broadly defined) prior to his or her 35th birthday. Nominees must be under 35 years of age on Sept. 30th of the year in which the nomination is made. Funding for this award is sponsored by the IEEE Photonics Society. The award consists of a certificate of recognition and an honorarium of $2000. The presentation will be made at the IEEE Photonics Conference, being held September 29 - Octpber 3, 2019, in San Antonio, Texas, USA.
2019 Honoree
Junjie Yao
For pioneering novel photoacoustic imaging that allows probing living tissue functions at unprecedented accuracy, sensitivity, and speed.
Dr. Junjie Yao is currently Assistant Professor at the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Duke University, and a faculty member of Duke Center for In Vivo Microscopy, Duke Cancer Institute, Duke Institute of Brain Sciences, and Fitzpatrick Institute for Photonics. Dr. Yao received his B.E. (2006) and M.E. (2008) degrees in Biomedical Engineering from Tsinghua University, Beijing, and his Ph.D. degree in Biomedical Engineering at Washington University (2013), St. Louis. Dr. Yao's research interest is in photoacoustic tomography (PAT) technologies in life sciences, especially in functional brain imaging and early cancer detection. He (co-)invented photoacoustic Doppler-bandwidth flowmetry, photoacoustic oxygen metabolic microscopy, super-resolution photoacoustic microscopy, fast-functional photoacoustic microscopy, and reversibly-switchable photoacoustic tomography. Dr. Yao's lab pioneers on developing break-through PAT technologies with novel and advanced imaging performance to interrogate biological tissue clearer, deeper, and with more functions. On top of the technological advancements, Dr. Yao's lab is devoted to serve the broad life science and medical communities with matching PAT systems for various research and clinical needs, especially for studying tumor angiogenesis, cancer hypoxia, and brain disorders. More research at http://photoacoustics.pratt.duke.edu/.


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Can Women Be Friends? "You can't sit with us" "Ese..Continue Reading
I truly believe that the more you want to succeed the more you must read. I love to read about successful people and the advice they offer through their professional careers. Here are 5 books from my library that I think share great advice on how to navigate your career.
Basic Black: The Essential Guide for Getting Ahead at Work (and in Life)
If you aspire to get into the magazine industry, you'll love to read the behind the scenes stories and advice of Cathie Black. She takes us on her journey to her rise as President of Hearst Corporation, publisher of Cosmo, Elle, and Marie Claire, just to name a few. It's one littered with many mistakes and double the lessons. Her career will absolutely inspire you!
Big Sister's Guide to the World of Work: The Inside Rules Every Working Girl Must Know
by Marcelle DiFalco & Jocelyn Greenky Herz
These ladies dish up practical, simple advice with a side of hilarious. I guarantee they will have you LOL'ing at the stories and examples. I have turned to this book countless times for tips throughout my working career. One of my favorite tips is investing in some beautiful, personalized stationary for sending handwritten Thank You notes. Notes, not emails, show effort and thought while keeping you on their minds.
Sun Tzu for Women: The Art of War for Winning in Business
The Art of War by Sun Tzu is a must-read for anyone in business. For hundreds of years, people in power have used his strategies to fashion a successful career for themselves. Chu, takes the original and adapts it using women's natural strengths to help us get a head at work. I found plenty of empowering nuggets of advice.
The Girl's Guide to Power and Success
This is the first book I bought for advice on a successful career. Solvoic argues that you don't have act like a man in order to succeed in your career. She redefines power as a something we can achieve and we can do it being women.
Women & the Art of Negotiating
by Juliet Nierenberg and Irene S. Ross
Women in general, tend to want what's best for others and a lot of time we forget about ourselves. Negotiating skills are crucial for the professional EDL. This book teaches you how to create a negotiation strategy where all parties win. Who can say no to that?
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How To Make A 'Hamilton' Parody
After seeing Hamilton when it was at The Public Theater and then following its subsequent command of the cultural zeitgeist, Gerard Alessandrini knew he had to get to work.
But the godfather of Forbidden Broadway, the playful series of theatrical parodies which began in 1982, also knew that his new show would be different.
"I was getting a little discouraged about the Broadway shows that weren't big enough to be spoofable," he says. "That is, the general public didn't know them well enough."
Hamilton was the cure for his blues. For well over a year, both the musical itself and Lin-Manuel Miranda, its creator and star, have been impossible to ignore. As Alessandrini says, "There was so much there to spoof."
So much so that Alessandrini felt he could create an entire parody about Hamiltonand not just make it another slot in the next edition of Forbidden Broadway. (The last one was 2014's Forbidden Broadway Comes Out Swinging.).
Thus, he has created Spamilton, which is now playing at the Triad.
But how do you marry the loose and spiky structure of Forbidden Broadway, which parodies dozens of shows in a rapid parade of songs, with a focus on a single blockbuster? "I wanted to make Spamilton loosely structured, so that was a bit of a challenge," Alessandrini says. "I was still trying to give it a revue feel so we could touch on many subjects. I wanted to have my cake and eat it too."


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The first thought that jumps to mind is that this was the site of "ten-million-to-one" surfing waves seen in the 1966 surf/travel documentary, The Endless Summer. The town boasts a beautiful canal system surrounded by picturesque homes in a uniform building style – black thatched roofs and […]Read more →
Is the water contained in the plastic bottles that Absolutely Water uses safe for consumption? Yes it is. The plastic that is used is referred to as PET which stands for polyethylene terephthalate, a plastic resin and a form of polyester. Polyethylene terephthalate is a polymer that […]Read more →


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Bodegas Hidalgo En-Rama Sherry - Spring 2018 Release
Pre-order now for delivery in April 2018
Product Information
Established in 1792, Bodegas Hidalgo is one of the oldest Sherry producers in existence. Widely regarded as the definitive Manzanilla house. Continuity and quality have always been the most important themes for this family run company now in its eighth generation.
Produced using the traditional methods of the Denomination of Origin 'Manzanilla-Sanlúcar de Barrameda'. Vines are planted in Albariza soil in 'Balbaina' and 'Miraflores' in the Jerez Superior District. Produced from only free run juice and using only the natural yeast found on the grapes, fermentation is controlled tanks. The Wine is fortified to 15% ABV and is then matured in a 'solera' system, using American oak casks, under a veil of yeast or 'flor'. It is only in Sanlúcar de Barrameda that flor can grow throughout the year, giving Manzanilla its unique light, dry style. Bottled under the original brand label 'La Gitana', one of Spain's oldest wine brands. 'En Rama' signifies a Sherry that has been bottled almost directly from the barrel, without undergoing the usual processes to prepare a wine for bottling, such as filtering or fining. This makes the wine more intense and complex. The idea is to taste the Sherry almost as if you had visited the bodega in Spain and dipped your glass into the barrel.
Tasting Notes
A bracing expression of sherry with complex and aromatic savoury, nutty and salty characters on the nose leading to a fresh, tangy palate of hazelnuts, dried apple, citrus pith and a long finish.
How to Serve
An ideal accompaniment to tapas, olives, grilled sardines, mild cheeses, nuts and dried fruits.
"My pulse quickens at this time of year when La Gitana's En Rama is shipped over to the UK for its annual, limited-release run. This is the wild, revved up, mesmerising version of the everyday glugger, La Gitana Manzanilla, itself a stunning, bone dry wine. Made from free run juice and using only natural yeasts for fermentation this is one of the most unique and otherworldly wines on the planet. The term 'En Rama' means that this Sherry is unfiltered and unfined, so it is effectively like drinking it straight from the barrel. You must track it down at all costs if you love dry Sherry." Matthew Jukes April 2017
"Brilliant gold in colour with marked expressive floral and dried fruit aromas on the nose. Balanced, complex and long on the palate" Guía Peñín de los vinos de España
"A good, balanced palate, soft, dry and smooth with a ample, long finish." 97 points, Guia Proensa (Spain's Leading Wine Guide)
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Dean spent the majority of his professional career at John O'Gaunt Golf Club where he worked for six years as Assistant Professional. He is Head Junior Coach at Girton Golf Club and teaches members and visitors of all ages and abilities, centering his coaching on functional changes rather than aesthetics. He has recently been rewarded for his hard work by being crowned Foremost Assistant Professional of the Year 2016.
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text: Ken Turner is a 2nd generation Realtor® representing Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties in Towne Lake. Originally from Bradenton, Florida, he relocated to Georgia in 2010 and serves the Greater Atlanta area, including Fulton, Dekalb, Cobb, and Cherokee Counties. His prior experience as a professional educator, coach, and mentor has honed his ability to communicate effectively and create a specific plan for each transaction. His personal mantra of, "I'm going to help someone today!" drives his business plan, and he enjoys helping both sellers and buyers with their home selling and purchasing needs.


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Lee Sperduti won't be surprised if, suddenly, Toyota group leaders and managers are interested in the viewpoint of Toyota team members. Or, for that matter, if right-wing politicians and business groups speak out against unions.
As the Unifor organizing drive at Toyota heads into the home stretch, expect the company and outside groups to attack unions, he said.
"I remember they had group leaders hold communication meetings with team members for five minutes before the start of every shift," said Sperduti of when the International Association of Machinists tried to organize Toyota in 2008.
Those meetings also saw information handed out about plant closings and job losses at unionized workplaces.
"There were stories about conflict in unionized workplaces and they would say 'we don't need this in our workplace,' " said Sperduti.
Similar meetings are being held today. Management has had that chance for years and things have only gotten worse. It's time to give team members a real mechanism for change through collective bargaining.
Jerry Dias, Unifor president, believes there may also be "significant outside intervention," as the vote looms. He anticipates that the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, as well as other right-wing business lobby groups and perhaps politicians, will fill the media with anti-union rhetoric.
"These are the same groups that disagree Toyota workers should be making $34 an hour, they want workers to listen to those who would have them make half of what they earn today."


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Capcom has announced that Falke will be joining the Street Fighter V roster later this month.
If you've ever been hit with a stick, you know it hurts. Most of us have probably been hit caveman style or if you're from the Victorian Era, school style. Though, how many of us can say that they've been hit by someone who is a master of stick martial art?
At least now you'll get to experience that virtual as Falke joins the roster of Street Fighter V. Using a mix of stick strikes that include twirling and good old-fashioned whacking, Falke can throw some old fashioned kicks and fire energy blasts from her stick.
How does she do that? By infusing her weapon with Physco Power, the power choice of a certain M. Bison.
Coming in three costumes, one for battle which makes her look all dark and moody, and another that's pure and white like a Naruto Ninja for the story. Her third one looks like a henchmen of Shadaloo, however.
Mark your calendar as Falke becomes a playable character in Street Fighter V Arcade Edition on April 24th!


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Cool Stuff: Mondo 'Batman' Score Vinyl On the Way (Batdance Not Included)
Posted on Thursday, November 8th, 2018 by Chris Evangelista
Danny Elfman's Batman score, one of the most iconic soundtracks of all time, is getting a fancy new vinyl release from Mondo. The score arrives ahead of next year's 30th anniversary of the Tim Burton superhero film, and will be available in both a regular and deluxe edition. Get the full details on the Mondo Batman score vinyl below.


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Wireless charging is becoming a popular buzzword in the market, especially now that Apple has added it to its new iPhones, but what is it?
To discuss issues related to this technology and the impact of its application on the smartphone, Mickey Fong of Hong Kong Economic Journal's StartUpBeat talked to Kelvin Wong, the co-founder of Neosen Energy, a local startup which focuses on building wireless charging systems.
Here are edited excerpts from the interview:
Q: Can you explain the Qi wireless charging technology that Apple adopts in its flagship smartphones?
A: There are several standards of wireless charging technology available in the global market. Among them, the Qi standard is most likely to be familiar to the public, as it powers a range of smartphones, accessories and products.
As one of its counterparts, the PMA (Power Matters Alliance) standard, has also struck deals to provide charging stations to businesses in recent years. Since 2014, PMA wireless charging stations can be found in over 40 Starbucks coffee shops in the US. PMA adopts a different expansion strategy compared with Qi, focusing on providing wireless charging devices in public venues such as airports, malls and coffee shops.
Since 2013, another alternative named A4WP (Alliance for Wireless Power) has emerged. A4WP supports a longer charging distance than the other two standards and is more flexible in the position and angle of the phone to be charged.
Despite the alternatives, Qi has now been established as the universal wireless charging standard, with the latest Qi standard offering up to 15 watts of power for compatible devices. In a recent milestone event, Qi was endorsed and adopted by Apple Inc., incorporating it in its newest generation of iPhones.
Q: Carrying a portable charger all the way can be a little troublesome. As a startup developing wireless charging technology, in which aspect of the market do the business opportunity lies?
A: We focus on hardware development, aiming to offer multiple-device wireless chargers compatible with both iPhone and Android smartphones, such that users will have no need to carry different charging cables.
Q: To your corporate clients, what would be the major uses of your products and solutions?
A: There are two types of major use cases. One is to be used in their consumer electronics products such as car chargers and desktop chargers. Another one is made as the built-in charger in the furniture. In Hong Kong, you may find our products applied in home appliances, as well as facilities in restaurants and hotels.
Q: For now, users would have to place their devices on the charging pad to get wireless charging, but what do you think it would be like in the future?
A: What's coming up in the wireless charging technology is "resonant wireless charging", which can charge multiple devices over longer distances, at wide angles. While it is obviously more convenient than reaching for your charging cable, users may have concern about the radiation emitted by the wireless charging system.
Q: Can wireless charging be harmful to the human body?
A: If you installed a wireless charger at the ceiling of your flat and it was capable of charging all the mobile devices at home, you can imagine the power and the amount of electromagnetic radiation emitted by it.
We had run an EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) testing previously and found that without the appropriate shield, there may be adverse effects on human health when exposed to wireless charging. But the effect is minor since the power of the electromagnetic radiation is not high when charging smartphones and pads.
However, the power of the electromagnetic radiation will be multiplied for charging notebook computers (60-70 watts). And it increases with the distance between the charger and receiver.
This article appeared in the Hong Kong Economic Journal on Oct. 13
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The annual Messiah Sing-Along held at St. Thomas, Terrace Park, is one of our most popular services.
On Monday, December 18 at 7:30 p.m., join the Bach Ensemble of St. Thomas, vocal soloists and YOU, the massed choir, for one of the most popular choral works ever written! Learn more and reserve your seat at: www.bachensemble.org.
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New Half-Day Program at NAB 2018 to Showcase Machine, Deep Learning, and AI For Filmmaking
Next week's NAB Show in Las Vegas will mark the debut of a new half-day program to examine the impact of machine intelligence on filmmaking today and in the future. It is part of the Next-Generation Media Technologies Conference and will run Tuesday, April 10, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
The program, "Get Ready for Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence," will include six sessions that highlight the various ways machine intelligence is impacting content creation. The panels will explore how machine intelligence can increase productivity, efficiencies and creativity in production planning, animation, visual effects, post-production and localization.
"Machine and deep learning and artificial intelligence have the potential to dramatically transform content creation," said Chris Brown, NAB executive vice president, Conventions and Business Operations. "We're looking forward to hosting some of the industries' leading creatives and technologists as they reveal how neural networks and other advancements are enabling production techniques previously thought impossible."
Panelists also will reveal the current capabilities of neural network-based tools, while also seeing the potential of these innovations to alter jobs, workflows and the nature of content itself.
The program will begin with the presentation "The Evolution of Content Production Aided by Machine Learning," by Usman Shakeel, WW Technical Leader, Media and Entertainment at Amazon Web Services. Jean Bolot, VP, Research and Innovation, Technicolor, will discuss "Optimizing Production With Neural Networks," while Norman Hollyn, editor and professor, USC School of Cinematic Arts and Todd Burke, principal solutions engineer, Adobe Systems will discuss "How Machine Intelligence Is Transforming Editorial.
Rick Grandy, Sr. Solutions Architect, Nvidia, will kick off the next group of sessions with "New Frontiers in Animation and Computer Graphics," while the following session, "From Dailies to Master: Machine Intelligence Comes to Video Workflows" will feature Weyron Enriques, VP of product development at Deluxe Technology, Barbara Ford Grant, SVP, Digital Production Services, Home Box Office, Inc. and Adrian Graham, cloud solutions architect, M&E, Google.
Jeff Kember, technical director, Office of the CTO, Google Cloud, will wrap up the program with "The Future of Content With Machine Intelligence," discussing where these new algorithms and compute power are likely to take entertainment in the near future.
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A study by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service's Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, in a new study, reported that American consumers and their health insurance providers pay nearly $800 billion a year in hospital bills, while health insurance premiums are rising twice as fast as wages. The nation's cumulative hospital bill represents the total amount charged for 39 million hospital stays.
One-fifth of the national hospital bill was for treatment of five conditions: coronary arteriosclerosis, mother's pregnancy and delivery, newborn infants, acute myocardial infarction, and congestive heart failure. Hospital stays for coronary arteriosclerosis incurred the highest charges ($44 billion); mother's pregnancy and delivery had the second highest charges ($41 billion).
The average family health insurance premium rose 7.7 percent in 2006, marking the third year employer healthcare cost increases have slowed since soaring nearly 14 percent in 2003. After several years of costs rising steeply, the cost for family coverage under an employer health plan is now $11,480. This cost is well over the annual wage of a full-time, minimum-wage worker–more than many small businesses and their employees can afford.
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With the major holidays right around the corner, everyone is so busy cooking, either for entertaining at home or bringing a side dish to a party. This pie is not only delicious, but it is inexpensive, quick to make, and requires no cooking. An absolutely perfect pie! This year, bring something that no one expects but that everyone will love.
Prep Time: 5 mins
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After much experimentation, I suggest using name brand products, and a home-made crust. It does make a difference in flavor and texture. I personally prefer to leave out the sliced berries.
Is the single serving yogurt like the tiny ones that come in pkgs of 4 or 8, or the regular size with the widest selection?
It's like I always say, 'People are funnier than anybody'. You don't care for the strawberries, and I wouldn't want the pie without them. Anyway, I'll get a chance to taste the pie with the berries. I'm going to make this pie! Thanks for sharing.
The regular size w the widest selection. Sorry I didn't pay attention to the oz.! You might enjoy playing with the recipe a bit, you may prefer more or less yoghurt or cool whip!
Hi Doug! I love your saying, & isn't it the truth! I would enjoy this w fresh berries- unfortunately I made it w some horrible sliced-in-syrup berries because they were out of fresh.


text: Since the dawn of time, forces have always worked together for the benefit of greater good. According to the New International Version of the Bible, even God said "Let us make mankind in our image..." (Genesis 1:26). Mankind has always worked together and have been creators. Civilization is a concept of multiple pieces put together to ensure order in society, but even in the wild, animals work in harmony. The circle of life is dependent on several different forces working together directly and indirectly. Honey Bees pollinate plants and aid in reproduction which feeds animals which are then preyed on by hunters who themselves may be hunted for food. In general, the World only exist because of the togetherness therein. You've never seen an ant build a pile for itself, nor a bird build a nest for itself. This indicates that even outside of society, togetherness is essential for survival. So how do wild animals manage a cycle that humans cant even master? Wouldn't it make more sense for mankind to work together? People idealistically have a way of living that is based on individual wants and needs, but society and civilization was built on working together to build great empires. Instead of an adult moving out on their own and buying or renting a place to stay, as well as their siblings doing the same, it would be a smarter investment to compile multiple mortgages or rents into one lump sum to purchase a home large enough to house an whole family. For example, if two parents have three kids who all one day move out on their own, this would essentially lead to one mortgage/rent for the parents, and three additional mortgages/rents belonging to their offspring. That's 4 different mortgages or rents totaling out to be about $3000 plus/minus, let alone the individual utility expenses. In essence, this family can afford a massive estate, large enough to house everyone comfortably. What has happened to the family? Why do families refuse to work together to improve the quality of their own lives? In conclusion, it seems that God, nature, and the universe all insist we work together for the upkeep of the Earth. It's ONLY ONE WAY UP!!! What are your thoughts?


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Bee My Basket Pound
by pjmcbride
Someone called 911 for a hangnail. Come to think of it, I've got an ingrown toenail that should be looked at.
–Can we have an adult holiday for once? None of this "Grandson, Bee My Valentine" nonsense. The day should be about chocolates and roses and massage oil. Hey, it's too cold to come out from under the covers anyway.
–Valentine presents to avoid include: A.) a stuffed bear with a heart on it, and B.) a fake rose from a convenience store. If you find yourself at a convenience store doing your Valentine's Day shopping, I recommend the giant Reese cup heart. In fact, I'm craving one right now.
–Not to give anyone ideas, but why doesn't Valentine's Day include Frosty the Snowman? The weather is the same.
–A lottery ticket is a good addition to a pre-existing gift, but never give a lottery ticket as the only gift. Because the odds are that they'll get…nothing.
I don't think they do it anymore, but I used to enjoy reading the Valentine classified ads in the paper, and laughing at people's pet names for each other, which were, of course, sillier than the ones Rom and I employ. I was struck in particular by how many couples stated, "You're my Basket Pound." I had no idea this was a common endearment. For that matter, what the hell does it mean? A basset hound for the illiterate?
sulled-up (derivation: Rom, via his northern Florida relatives): sullen, surly, as in, "You don't have to get all sulled-up about it."


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Which Witch Music? The Mushishi OST
Happy December, saplings! Now that it's officially Christmas season, I figured that some of you are probably ready for some new music. Maybe some not Christmas music? It doesn't matter whether you celebrate the holiday; by mid month a lot of people can agree that they'd like the music to stop or at least switch to something else.
Don't worry! I'm here to help. This month, I'm introducing the soundtrack from Mushishi, an anime that won my heart when I was in college.
If you aren't a major anime fan, or a fan at all, I still encourage you to check out this soundtrack. It's haunting, eerie, and hypnotic. I recommend it for relaxation, meditation, and as background noise for any sort of magic project you have going on. I use it to calm my anxiety and while I work on projects.
The entire soundtrack runs for around four hours, but I think you guys are going to like it within the first couple of songs. For those of you who are interested, Mushishi is about strange creatures that straddle the line between animal and plant, between living and something else. The show's protagonist, Ginko, is more of an observer than an active participant in his own world. There's always a sense that there was more to uncover, or more to understand with each episode.
Mushishi presents a unique take on the supernatural, and raises the question of how humans can interact and live peacefully with something so completely unknowable to humanity. The mixture of modern and traditional instruments in this soundtrack mirror that blurring line between something familiar, and something distant from us.
Give the link a listen, and let me know how you liked it in the comments below. If you liked this recommendation, please consider reading some of my other blog posts on this site.


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Call it ignorance, but back when I was in school or college I had never heard of the term Reunion! Sure, we friends discussed about how different our lives would be after some ten odd years or so and how strangely funny it would be to see each other as moms and dads, but that was it.
Cut to present, reunions have suddenly become a vogue. Everyone everywhere talks about arranging a reunion and getting back together with your (sometimes) gone and done with past friends. Whatsapp groups get created instantly to involve and ensure everyone's participation.
While I appreciate the whole concept, I have certain doubts regarding the sentiments behind it. To begin with, a significant amount of time has supposedly passed between the time you last saw each other and now. Is it right to assume that you still are on the same page and looking forward to it?
Life treats everyone differently and sends them on different ways. Back then it probably didn't matter but a person's current standing, both social and professional; influence his attitude as well as that of others towards him. More often than not, this can lead to awkwardness and/or resentment.
I remember meeting up with a bunch of my college friends a while back. Suddenly planned and intimate, it was a small group of eight. Now, that's the kind of reunion I would love to attend again! Chatting, laughing, confessing, reminiscing, complaining, we did everything; except bragging and showing off (which happens often, sadly).
Is it not always possible for friends to just remain friends without peeping into the other person's swanky new I-phone through the corner of your eye or mentally calculating his paycheck after picking up something from his casual reference?


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Tis the season for fuzzy sweaters and furry jackets! I basically saw this jacket sitting on the rack and I'm pretty sure I squealed in joy! I love these furry faux jackets and already have a black one but this unique plum color had me like wow! It's going to sell out quick so I'd jump on it! It's such a perfect jacket to layer over all your holiday party looks or to wear with jeans and a Tee like I've done here. I paired this look with step hem jeans, you guys know I'm obsessed with this style and these are such a flattering fit. Finished the look with my dream bag, this Celine Box Bag from my friends at Tredlee! How beautiful is this bag!?!? If you want to treat your self or ask that special someone to buy you a luxury bag, I have to say Trendlee is an awesome option. They specialize in gently used luxury bags that have all been authenticated and that you can get for a fraction of the normal retail price! LOVE that! I've also partnered with them to bring you an additional 5% off your new bag with code LUCYH at check out! Yei!
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Haiti - Penitencier National to be Demolished soon
Haiti's National Penitentiary (Penitencier Nationale) in downtown Port-au-Prince will soon be demolished, Justice Minister Jean Renel Sanon recently told the Associated Press...
PHOTO: Penitencier National - Port-au-Prince Haiti
Also read: New Prison in Northern Haiti to be built by a USA Construction Company
Penitentier National is a prison that was build to to hold about 800 to 1,000 inmates but now houses more than 4,300...
How is that possible?
Well... Inmates are packed like sardines in those prison cells designed to hole about 30 each, an article published by HPN a while ago suggest that as much as 150 inmates are placed in a single cell at the Penitencier.
My father told me some horror stories about that place... He was a political prisoner under the Duvalier regime for over 6 years at the Penitencier Nationale.
We do need more prisons in Haiti but some people will happy to see this one go bye bye...
What do you think about that?
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In order to prevent the overcrowded prisons in Haiti, the government should build new prisons in the isolated places.
The towns and the cities may have one or two depending on the
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Billy Eichner has seen every side of television any one actor can. Thanks to Billy on the Street, He's one of the few people in New York able to scream at a business woman in the middle of a busy sidewalk and get out unscathed. He came from the bowels of the internet, moved to probably very low ratings on Fuse TV and then landed at truTV with slightly better views. He even garnered his first Emmy nomination this year. Sadly, his show is once again moving but this time to an unknown home.
PageSix reported the news late last night after a source from truTV informed them of the move. Eichner confirmed the move in a tweet (see below). Separate sources say the show won't leave completely; it'll just change form. One of the sources says Eichner's growing list of acting gigs is to blame for the move, citing his inability to allot time to making full episodes of his own show. Whatever the incarnation, Billy on the Street is sure to garner some attention.
For those asking, yes BILLY ON THE STREET will be back! But we're shifting gears a bit...exciting things ahead...more will be revealed soon! pic.twitter.com/hrw5KCFPe9— billy eichner (@billyeichner) September 19, 2017


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Before you make an offer, be sure you love these five traits about your potential new place
You gaze longingly at the curb appeal and your heart flutters at the open kitchen, but is the home you're considering buying really The One? Before you make an offer, be sure you love these five, hard-to-change traits about your potential new place.
1. Square footage
Too small and you may quickly outgrow your new space. Too big can mean unnecessary energy bills and money spent furnishing space you never use. Aim for "just right."
2. Drive time
Be sure your daily commute won't leave you sitting in traffic, rethinking your relationship with your house. Consider driving to work from your potential home a couple times during rush hour to know what you're getting into.
3. Walkability
Being able to stroll to shops, restaurants, parks and public transportation can really boost your quality of life. If it's important to you, check out your potential home's official walkability score at ?www.walkscore.com???.
4. Community
Does the neighborhood include features that are critical to your particular lifestyle, like yoga studios, late night takeout options or a safe playground for your kids (or pups)?
5. Planes, trains and automobiles
If you travel frequently, consider how close your potential new home is to the airport, main highways or public transportation. Not a fan of planes flying overhead – or the noise of late-night trains passing by? Keep that in mind when scoping out areas as well.
A lot goes into making that perfect connection with a new home. Give me a call, and we can talk about finding your perfect match.