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Organic Yellow Popcorn
Our yellow popcorn is certified organic and therefore is from corn that is not genetically engineered. Popping corn is easy & fun. The kernels pop up fluffy and flavorful, and are ready for your favorite seasonings. Try popping the kernels in olive oil and season with freshly ground pepper. Another favorite way to season is combining a little cinnamon and cayenne into melted butter and drizzling over the popped corn. Enjoy.
Natural Directions Organic Yellow Popcorn is:
- Certified USDA Organic
- Non GMO Project Verified
- Kosher
- A low fat, whole grain snack that is a good source of dietary fiber
- Vegan, low sodium and cholesterol free
- Packaged in the USA
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My new band, Matt Stache and the Public Option, is my first experience as the only frontman for a band. That is to say, in the past, I've shared the role as lead singer. As a result, I've been spending long practices as the only person singing and doing so with no relief.
We have a show this Friday at Bird's Aphrodisiac Oyster Shack, and I'm starting to feel a bit of scratchiness in my throat. I'm not sure if it's the crud that has been going around or whether I'm simply experiencing vocal fatigue, but I'm not experiencing any secondary symptoms.
What follows is my own recipe for vocal-chord-soothing tea. Use green tea if you're planning on staying awake for a bit, use chamomile if you're planning on sleeping within a few hours.
1 teabag of the desired tea
4oz. of hot water (not quite boiling, of course)
1oz. of coconut rum (NOT optional)
1 tsp. local honey
Zest and juice of 1/4 of a lemon
In an appropriately sized mug, combine rum, honey and lemon juice. Place the zest in a teaball and drop into mug with teabag. Add hot water, steep 3 minutes and enjoy.
My Band Dad offers this advice pre-stage. Despite what any classically trained vocalist will tell you, hot coffee and alcohol are not bad for your vocal chords before singing. For the perfect rock singer preparation, drink a hot cup of black coffee 30 minutes before stage and follow it up with a cold draft beer immediately before your performance.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
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We saw this banh mi recipe in this month's Sunset Magazine and were drawn to this Vietnamese sandwich, with its piles of vegetables and promise of a great marinade. We loved the sweet, spicy, tangy sauce so much we ate two servings each. And, what a great way to enjoy basil and mint, which should be growing voluminously in your garden right about now.
Marinate the chicken Take 2 boned, skinned chicken breast halves and slice them open horizontally, so they open up and thin out. Put them in a pan and add 2 T hoisin, 1/2 tsp Chinese five-spice powder, 1 T soy sauce and 1 T oil, and coat thoroughly.
Grill the chicken Heat your grill to medium and grill the chicken. Turn it one time, and cook it through – about 10 minutes. Let it rest another 10 minutes, and then slice on the diagonal into long strip.
Prepare the vegetables Chop the following vegetables into similar-sized matchsticks: 1/2 English cucumber, 1 medium carrot, 4 oz. jicama, 1 red Fresno or red jalapeno chile.
Make the sauce Mix 2 T hoisin 1 T oil, 2 T lime juice and 1 T fish sauce in a little bowl.
Make the sandwiches Take 4 rolls or 1 baguette cut into four pieces. Spread mayo on one side of the bread, then layer chicken on top. Top with the chopped vegetables. Sprinkle chopped cilantro, basil and mint on top of that. Drizzle each sandwich with the extra sauce, and enjoy!
And if you'd like to eat this with a twist, try it over rice vermicelli noodles. We did, and loved it!
- 2 boned, skinned chicken breast halves (1 1/2 lbs total)
- 4 T hoisin sauce
- 1/2 tsp Chinese five-spice pwder
- 1 tsp soy sauce
- 2 T vegetable oil
- 2 T lime juice
- 1 T fish sauce
- 4 sandwich rolls or 1 baguette, sliced into 4 equal lengths & split
- 1/4 cup mayo
- 1/2 English cucumber
- 1 medium carrot
- 4 oz jicama
- 1 red Fresno or red jalapeno chile
- Cilantro, Basil and Mint
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text: Meet 'Super Pig', a loveable character with important messages on superannuation caps. This short video, one of six SilverSun Pictures produced for the Australian Taxation Office, explains concessional contributions and the yearly caps on them. These videos have their own look and feel but carry on from the series we produced for the Australian Taxation Office on Self Managed Super Funds. 'Super Pig' now pops up in various brand collateral.


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This week on Best of Bombay we bring you new articles for your reading pleasure.
Arjun takes you to the beaches and the night-long parties on the Grecian island of Mykonos.
Sanat analyses the 'World Cricket Tsunami Appeal' one-day charity match in Beyond Boundaries.
Check out our new EMI Music News section where you can listen to the latest hits from your favorite artists.
Learn all you need to know about the inaugral Mumbai Festival.
Best of Bombay is expanding and we need information on restaurants and nightclubs in the Central Suburbs. Send in your suggestions, reviews and comments and you just might walk away with fabulous prizes.
Watch out for our new feature 'Bombayite of the Week'. Each week we will showcase the lifestyle and entertainment habits of one lucky city slicker. You don't have to be a celeb to be the chosen one; all you need is a soft spot for the city and a passion for having fun.


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The human psyche can be fragile and understanding it can be complicated. But this is much of what Blade Runner 2049 tackles. Ryan Gosling plays K, an android cop who is searching for clues in a case. As we follow … Continue reading
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Blade Runner 2049 and Alien: Covenant
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It's Friday, you're in the office and we know what you're thinking: "Shit--I have this weird urge to see a non-photoshopped cheescake shot of Lemmy Kilmister that shows some discreet nipple."
What do you mean that's not what you were thinking? Well--then that's what you're thinking right now. (See, Christopher Nolan, regardless of all your poppycock expository speeches, inception is a piece of cake.)
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This highly requested title has finally become a reality. This collection of Native American sounds and vocalizations is a hard-to-find item, and one that will certainly find many uses in your music arsenal. Featuring authentic, in-the-field recordings of actual Native American chants and songs, use this title anywhere a historic theme is needed.
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Embryonic Discourse: Abortion, Stem Cells, and Cloning
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Embryonic Discourse describes and analyzes the ideological roots of the debate about abortion in American society and compares that debate to the more recent debate about embryonic stem-cell research and non-reproductive cloning. The two debates have been conflated in American society, largely because of the centrality of questions about embryonic status to each. However, these debates are fundamentally distinct. In the U.S., the debate about abortion was framed in response to the demands of the Industrial Revolution, and for over a century and a half, has served as a symbol of and context for deliberations concerning the scope of the American family and related questions about community, personhood, and gender. In contrast, the debate about embryonic stem-cell research and non-reproductive cloning has developed from within a social universe that assumes autonomous individuality and that struggles to discern the "nature" and limits of the autonomous individual.
The article summarizes political and legal responses to each debate and suggests that, read together and compared, these debates reflect the parameters of a society making sense of its past and designing its future.
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Janet L. Dolgin,
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Different competitions have been organized to allow the junior players to compete with each other and to prepare them for major competitions in the future. Hong Kong Junior Squash Closed Championships is one of the largest local junior events, which attracts lots of junior squash enthusiasts to compete with for the 10 titles of Under 19, 17, 15, 13 and 11 for boys and girls respectively.
This year the tournament, which is subvented by Leisure & Cultural Services Department and drinks sponsored by Perrier will be held on on 21, 22, 28 & 29 October 2017 at Cornwall Street Squash and Table Tennis Centre, Kowloon Tong and 4 & 5 November 2017 Hong Kong Squash Centre, Admiralty. Last year we had received over 430 participants to compete for the 10 division junior titles.


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UK Men's Basketball
Liggins could learn from Ex-Reb Anthony
Greg Anthony, who makes his debut as a college basketball commentator for CBS at Saturday's Kentucky-Indiana game, once sprinted, cut and made the defensive slides that DeAndre Liggins makes now.
The talented — but still learning — UK freshman reminds Anthony of his days as a hot-shot player on the make at UNLV.
No, Anthony never refused to re-enter a game. But he said he'd probably use a story about himself on the UK-IU telecast that shows how young players have more to learn than they think.
Early in his sophomore season, Anthony led the Runnin' Rebels to a victory over nationally ranked DePaul in the Maui Invitational. He scored more than 20 points, had more than five assists and five rebounds and three or four steals.
"My chest was all out," he said in a telephone interview on Wednesday. "I could not have felt better about myself as a basketball player. Jerry West and NBA scouts were there. On the way to the locker room, in the back of my mind, I was thinking, 'Wow, I may have to think of going (to the NBA early).' "
UNLV Coach Jerry Tarkanian, a man Anthony revered, came up and put an arm around his shoulder.
"Greg, great game," Tarkanian told Anthony. "We wouldn't have won without you."
Then, Anthony added, "As soon as I started to smile, he goes, 'But that's not what I need from my point guard.'
"It crushed me. I mean, it absolutely crushed me, mostly because I didn't understand what he was saying."
Anthony came to understand Tarkanian's message. If the point guard monopolized the ball, he wasn't getting his teammates involved. He wasn't leading.
Looking back, Anthony saw himself as a talent. He wasn't yet a player.
The difference? "To play with a purpose," Anthony said. "A lot of guys, I call basketball talent as opposed to basketball players. There are a lot of players who can run, jump, shoot, pass, defend, rebound. They can do it all.
"But they don't know when to do it. They don't always value the possession. They don't always have that sense of urgency."
UK Coach Billy Gillispie has spoken of Liggins' rapid improvement. The SEC named Liggins its Freshman of the Week last week.
"He's a wonderful talent," Anthony said. "He's got all the tools in the world to be a great player. He's just got to learn how to play."
Kentucky surely hopes Liggins learned a lesson late last month when he refused to re-enter a game against Kansas State. Although his teammates apparently asked Gillispie to give Liggins full playing rights the next night against West Virginia and all has gone swimmingly ever since, Anthony said a true test has yet to come.
"When adversity rears its ugly head again, that's when you find out if all is really forgiven," the CBS commentator and former UNLV star said. "It's kind of like cheating on your wife. They might forgive, but they never forget."
Anthony joined most observers in declaring that Kentucky's success this season rests with the development of its guards.
"Kentucky, talent-wise, is still one of the top 10 programs this year," Anthony said. "They have talent, but they're also struggling at the guard position. As we know, in college basketball, you're only as good as your guards."


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Set to be officially presented in later this month during the Baselworld 2013 trade show, this new Alpina Sailing Yachttimer Countdown (ref. AL-880LBG4V6) automatic wrist watch builds on the lessons learned after the introduction of their earlier Extreme 40 Sailing Regatta Timer that was first revealed last year. Although powered by the same self-winding movement and sporting the same body, the new version of the watch offers a completely different (and quite attractive, too) dial layout.
While the previous iteration of the watch featured a very simple dial with five (rather awkward-looking) circular apertures placed in its upper half, the new timekeeper offers a lot more colorful face with its arc-shaped countdown window starting at 12 o'clock and going all the way to 4 hours.
Behind it is the same rotating disk of the timer that now shows bold 1-2-3-4 numbers that are followed by huge START inscription on a bright orange fluorescent background. It is interesting that styling of the regatta timer is visually similar to that on the earlier Regatta2 chronograph wristwatch that is based on a Valjoux 7750 chronograph of which the Sellita-based mechanism that animates this piece is a clone. Sorry, I wasn't able to dig any information regarding whether Alpina has bought the design or simply developed its own complication module, which is more likely since the design is not that complex after all.
The rest of the dial is almost fully monochromatic, but, thanks to a fat, bright red luminous seconds hand, which is matched in color by the "60" numeral on the chapter ring, also looks quite entertaining. It is also quite easy to read both in broad daylight and in darkness when its SuperLuminova-coated hands, numerals and hour markers start to glow.
According to the official press release, the watch is powered by the same AL-880 automatic movement. Being a slightly modified version of the Sellita SW5000 ebauche, this is basically a normal chronograph caliber that features 46 hours of guaranteed power reserve and beats at a standard frequency of 28,800 vph.
The movement is not very large, so, even despite the Yachttimer's claimed water resistance rating of 300 meters, its 44 mm body is quite thin measuring less than 12 millimeters in height.
Although the watch will be issued as a "limited edition" model, the Swiss-based company plans to make as many as 8888 of them, so getting one will not be particularly difficult.
At this time, Alpina sells the ref. AL-880LBG4V6 model on a black rubber band for a fairly impressive price of CHF 3150.
See also: A Luxury Tool: Alpina Extreme Diver 300M Automatic
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Alpina Sailing Yachttimer Countdown (ref. AL-880LBG4V6) Automatic watch specification
Price: CHF 3150 (MSRP, ref. AL-880LBG4V6)
Movement: Automatic, caliber AL-880 (base Sellita SW500), Swiss Made
Number of jewels: No data
Movement frequency: 28,800 vph
Power reserve: 42 hours
Movement decoration: Black PVD oscillating weight
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds; Yachttimer countdown timer
Case material: Stainless steel
Bezel material: Sapphire
Crown material: Matches case
Case shape: Cushion
Bezel shape: Round
Case size: 44.00 mm
Case height: No data
Lug width: No data
Dial: Black
Numerals: Arabic
Hour markers: Luminous (SuperLuminova)
Hands: Luminous (SuperLuminova)
Water resistance: 300 meters
Strap: Black rubber strap or steel mesh bracelet
Crystal: Sapphire
Case back: Transparent


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THESE days, anxious New York City developers are marketing as fast as they can, churning out flash-animated Web sites, glossy brochures, and smooth (if hollow-eyed) agents hawking sales incentives alongside Hansgrohe faucets.
Yet many buyers with a yen for modern buildings are turning to seasoned talent with proven box-office draw.
For them, nearly new is the new new.
"Everybody I've sold to this year has been looking at brand-new and decided they prefer to do nearly new," said Karin Posvar-Picket, a senior vice president at the Corcoran Group who has sold seven condominiums this year in the Metropolitan, a five-year-old building at East 90th Street and Third Avenue. "For a little less money, they know exactly what they're getting, and they can move right in."
Buyers say that there are distinct advantages to buildings that are two or more years old. One is that the building is likely to be sold out, so there's a better chance of securing financing. Many banks will not issue mortgages in buildings that are less than 70 percent sold.
Another is that they don't have to worry if the sponsor is going to finish the job or start renting out unsold apartments. The buildings are also likely to have an observable community of neighbors; apartments with valuable custom upgrades like surround-sound wiring or $25,000 automated window shades; sellers who have more flexibility to negotiate than most developers; and a relative dearth of new-building kinks, including the torment of ongoing construction.Continue reading the main story
Mathieu Schepard recently agreed to pay around $800 per square foot for an 856-square foot loft at 15 Broad Street — a k a Downtown by Philippe Starck, among the first "designer" buildings to go on sale in the Financial District five years ago. Mr. Schepard found the investor-owned apartment with the help of Elie Pariente, the managing partner of Urban Sanctuary, a boutique real estate brokerage.
"Being in a newer apartment was important, but being the first one in wasn't," said Mr. Schepard, who feared, among other things, losing his down payment if he bought new construction and the developer went under. "We figured we would buy in as new a building as possible, but one that was already fully sold."
Mr. Schepard, 38, and his wife, Monica, 27, didn't care about the Philippe Starck pedigree. What mattered was that the apartment can be divided into two bedrooms to accommodate them and their 5-year-old daughter, Samantha. Also of importance were the 382-unit building's family-friendly amenities — including a bowling alley, a basketball court and a swimming pool — all underwritten by modest common charges of $600 per month. Then there was the stroller-heavy population and the location next to their daughter's school. A further seducement was the unusually low sales price: The property was listed at $799,000, but the sellers accepted their offer of $692,000.
"There are at least 40 apartments for sale in the building, and they are not willing to budge on $1,000 per square foot," Mr. Schepard said. "Our seller agreed to $808 because they had bought it as an investment unit." (According to property records, the sellers bought the property two years ago for $595,000, or $702 per square foot.)
He did have one misgiving: The high inventory. "It did put up a red flag," said Mr. Schepard, who asked around for advice. "They said there's always going to be a certain percentage of apartments on the market regardless of the economy — like 5 percent — so this is an additional 5 percent."
In addition to insecurity over down payments, many buyers today believe that squeezed developers will inevitably cut corners on construction, finishes and amenities. Some, aware that common charges frequently escalate after a sponsor moves on, look for more certainty about monthly costs. Others seek to avoid the 1.825 percent transfer tax that buyers must pay on a brand-new condo. (In resales, the seller pays the tax.) And some are dismayed by tales of construction delays and chronically unheeded punch lists.
But not all nearly new buildings are equal, even if they sold at similarly breakneck speeds and lavish sums during the boom.
"Three years ago, you could sell a mediocre apartment almost as quickly as a fabulous apartment, if the price reflected it somewhat," said Michele Kleier, the president of Gumley Haft Kleier. "Now, people are looking at the reality, as opposed to what they wanted to see, and what the developers wanted them to see. They are acting with their heads and wallets instead of their heart and emotions."
The heads-and-wallets school of purchase is developing its own guidelines: Too many renters are a turnoff. Fringe locations — glossed over in the boom years by developers who claimed that bad neighborhoods no longer existed — are a major turnoff. A building should not be top-heavy with amenities (for instance, a 50-unit building supporting a doorman and a pool). Classic-leaning design is preferable to ultramodern, while starchitect imprimatur is pretty much irrelevant.
Developments erected earlier in the boom, before 2007, tend to invite the most serious consideration.
"My buyers have found that construction quality went down as the boom years progressed," said Tom Demsker, who runs Demsker Realty, a specialist in downtown dwellings. "It seems like things were put together a little more hastily. We have seen issues like the leveling of the floor, the grouting of the tiles, the way the cabinets were hung, that lead you to believe things were probably done faster than they should have been."
Earlier vintages tend to have larger bedrooms and sensibly restrained common areas; sellers are potentially more negotiable; and lawsuits against developers are usually over and done with. And early-boom buildings tend to have fewer investor-owned apartments.
"We definitely see more stability in the earlier buildings," said Milla Tonkonogy, who is looking for a one-bedroom apartment downtown for under $900,000, and favors the 2005-06 crop in part because of the less transient population. "You get a lot of owners living there, whereas a lot of later buildings seem to have more investors."
Ms. Tonkonogy and her fiancé, Benjamin Hartner, intended to buy new construction until they applied for loan prequalification.
"Our lender was much more antsy about new construction than we are," said Ms. Tonkonogy, who works in corporate finance. "That spooked us because they know a lot more about this than we do. We're much more willing to trust a lender who really has their money on the line long-term, versus the sponsor who just wants to get out."
She and Mr. Hartner, both in their 30s, have looked at apartments in several downtown conversions, including 56 Pine, 80 Chambers Street and 71 Nassau Street.
"For the most part, they're in fantastic condition," she said. Helped by a tax abatement, "their common charges have been stable. And they typically have the same amenities as the newer ones — 24-hour doorman, fitness center, sometimes a common area like a lounge or roof deck— except the common spaces are smaller and less hotel-quality. We're looking more for value than those types of amenities, so the older buildings definitely make sense."
The couple are also mindful that sellers who bought earlier in the boom have a lower cost basis, and therefore are more likely to negotiate than later purchasers. But Ms. Tonkonogy noted that this has yet to translate into lower asking prices.
"In every case the apartments are still asking $1,000 per square foot or more, which is the same as new construction in a similar area," Ms. Tonkonogy said. She believes prices should be at 2003 levels now (around $550 to $600 per square foot for the kind of property they are interested in) and will eventually settle at 2001 levels, or about $400 to $500 per square foot.
Keith Burkhardt, the president of the Burkhardt Group, a boutique brokerage, says location is returning to the equation. "The market is kind of reverting to what it was like when I started in 1991," Mr. Burkhardt said. "In fringe areas like the Financial District, Hell's Kitchen, Harlem, Washington Heights, Inwood, parts of Brooklyn and Long Island City, I wouldn't advise buying unless the price was at least 25 percent below an established neighborhood. Those neighborhoods are going to wind up settling well below $700 per square foot."
Buyers, no longer stampeded into purchases by runaway prices, can afford to be picky.
Worried about financing problems and potential corner-cutting, and appalled by "outrageously priced" new development, Nelie Shah recently started shopping for a preowned two-bedroom two-bath condo. She is impressed by the mint-condition properties she has seen.
"Sometimes the taste is not completely mine, but they have nine-foot or higher ceilings, generally nice bathrooms, Sub-Zero refrigerators, and sometimes playrooms," said Ms. Shah, who is in her 30s and the president of Nothing Falls Short Marketing, a market research company. "I can't think of anything that new has that slightly older doesn't."
But many of yesterday's hot buildings, like many of today's struggling ones, were built a little too far off the beaten path for her liking.
For example, the Metropolitan, at East 90th Street and Third Avenue, had "an elegant lobby and seemed very new," she said. "The ceilings are high and it had big windows. But I'm not sure I want to be as high as 90th Street."
Her broker, Ms. Posvar-Picket, also took her to the Arcadia, at East 79th and First Avenue, but that felt too far east. The Hudson, on West 60th Street near Amsterdam Avenue, was too far west, while the Campiello, on West 17th between the Avenue of the Americas and Seventh Avenue, was a better fit for Ms. Shah, who likes to socialize downtown. But with so many properties to choose among, she is still looking.
Even as developers and buyers downplayed the importance of location during the late boom, they engaged in an amenities arms race. But today, building bling is more likely to provoke a shudder than a thrill.
"Everything is changing, from being over the top to what do I really need? Do I really need a sommelier in my building? Do I really need a cooler downstairs for my Fresh Direct that might require repair?" said Iman Bacodari, a vice president at Prudential Douglas Elliman. Moreover, buyers are weighing whether there are enough units to support the amenities at a reasonable cost.
Buyers in pursuit of properties under $3 million are especially amenity averse. "They're not looking for a gym and a pool and all that hoopla," said Colleen Dwinell-Power, an associate broker at DJK Residential. "They're really searching for value, lower common charges and more square footage."
Indeed, Mr. Pariente said, the almost new buildings with the most sex appeal flaunt an alluring set of financials. He said the interest in the numbers coincided with tightening lending standards last fall.
"People ask for minutes and financials on the spot," he said. "That never used to happen before. Buyers have become much more educated about the whole health of a building."Continue reading the main story


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It's quite possible that your initial reaction on reading the letter from the regiment was of anger or shock, or perhaps just intrigue. I was shocked and furious, although Kenny is but a fictional character and I've had no one in the army to even realize the true emotional implications. I was not necessarily shocked because of the regiment's cold-hearted logic in refusing an award, but because I equate the loss of a life in the name of war, as just a horrible exploitation of human beings. This is probably out of naivete, but I can never fathom why we humans need to still resort to physical duels to resolve issues. My God, we have been through millions of years of evolution, isn't it time that we stop acting so animalistic and territorial, literally butting heads, or clawing each other to let our "brawn" and physical might determine the "winner"? How ridiculous that we still can't use our developed brains and ability to reason as tools to come to a solution! It deeply saddens me when I hear of soldiers dying every single day trying to "fight" the "bad" guys. Sadly that's how the world is and we have not really civilized beyond knowing how to dress well and put on social charades.
I should probably stop attributing humans as being "special" just because we are at the highest level of the food chain, and we have a 6th sense to boast about. Survival is still our prime instinct. So anyway, having resigned to that, I must say that for someone to look beyond their personal interest and survival and to have sacrificed their life does merit a proper recognition. It does take immense courage. Doesn't matter if they merely executed their duty and moral code. A person who enters the army knowing fully well that he might lose his life as part of his duty, by itself deserves merit. The duty poses a threat to our very basic instinct of survival, and to act selflessly at that tragic second requires tremendous will to push aside the basic survival instinct. For a person to stare straight at death and still not have his thoughts and body reflexively protect him, is indeed a feat.
Besides, incentives, encouragement and motivation are necessary elements for effective performance. Yes, it's the duty of every student to excel in every class in school. Why then are their awards for top rank holders? It's the duty of parents to take care of their children. Why then should mothers and fathers be revered and appreciated? We keep imposing a lot of idealism, regardless of whether we are equipped to naturally be so accomplished. Incentives are those that drive us - for many, recognition is what fuels their motivation and brings meaning to their lives. Our scriptures preach that our motivation and sense of duty should be independent of the results/consequences/incentives. But that doesn't justify indifference to a duty well performed. Incentives need not be materialistic, a sense of respect and honor are higher awards.
An oft repeated pattern in all moral dilemmas is the delicate balance between doing "good" versus self-interest. For someone to take that extra leap to save a child from a frothing sea or a burning building, risking their own lives is surely extraordinary and heroic. Does that make the rest of us, who do value their life higher than others, moral failures? Or as I mentioned, are we just trying to impose idealism that is against the way nature made us?


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Ajay Devgn starrer Raid movie trailer is out recently to start the buzz. It grabbed the attention of all the fans and followers with his presence and interesing direction. The trailer is liked by the most viewers. It is a huge expectation that movie will collect huge to be a hit at box office. Raid is said to be India's first film on income tax raids. The movie is starring Ajay Devgn, Ileana D'cruz and Saurabh Shukla in pivotal roles.
The story of Raid is based on one of the most high profile raids the country has ever known. Fearless Amay Patnaik is an Income Tax officer who is known for his honesty and dedication. The man carries out a non-stop raid at the mansion of Tauji the most powerful man in Lucknow. But smart Tauji always makes it impossible for him. Amay Patnaik never looses it's hope to find all 420 crs. Though the money is found at the end of the trailer but how he manages to come out of all dangerous situations created by Tauji will be interesting to see in cinemas.
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Movie Name: RAID
Trailer Duration: 2:46
Genre: Drama
Leading Actors: Ajay Devgn, Ileana D'cruz
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Music by: T-Series
Story Writer: Raj Kumar Gupta
Director: Raj Kumar Gupta
Producer: Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Kumar Mangat Pathak and Abhishek Pathak
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HART Cosponsors "The Portraits of Afro-Cuban Artist Erik Olivera Rubio" on December 4
Afro-Cuban portrait artist Erik Olivera Rubio focuses on the African experience in the Diaspora. His portraits are a modern expression of blackness—realistic, striking and colorful. As William Luis explains, Olivera Rubio's work embraces black identity and "focuses on the strong, determined, remarkable, beautiful, and proud black figure." Join the Latino and Latina Studies Program and…
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HART Majors Rose Milnes and Lillian Boyle Awarded Fall 2017 Downing Grants
The Department of History of Art recently awarded Fall 2017 Downing grants to Rose Milnes and Lilliian Boyle. The department awards these Downing grants for travel to exhibitions and research centers to supplement academic instruction for HART majors who are in the Honors Program, in advanced seminars, or in upper-level "W" (writing) courses. These grants…
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Todd Smith started his career as a volunteer EMT, which he did professionally during summer breaks while in college. Concurrently, he served as Director of a campus-based rescue squad. He originally planned to pursue a career in Probation and Parole work but became more interested in health care around the time he graduated. Following graduation, he worked as a staff nurse in trauma/surgical ICU for a few years before transitioning to the Emergency Department. In 2002, he finished his graduate work and earned his MSN from the University of Washington. He then moved to Elma Washington, a small town 30 miles west of Olympia, to work in a rural clinic. There he developed skills specific to working with that population and the types of illnesses and injuries most often seen. He spent the next 7 yrs in rural NH working in a Federally Qualified Health Care Clinic before transitioning into Urgent Care and taking a job with Swedish Medical Group in Seattle. In 2015, Todd moved to Spokane and went to work for CHAS at the Perry Street Clinic. He most recently moved to the newly established CHAS Nurse Practitioner Residency Clinic where he is helping to mentor and train thier first class of 3 NP Residents. In his new role as the Nurse Practitioner Faculty in Residence, he has 50% clinical responsibilities with CHAS and the other half here at the WSU College of Nursing working on a large HRSA grant that is being led up by Dr Janet Purath. He will be working as a liaison between CHAS and the college to foster a partnership that supports Nurse Practitioner students as well as their preceptors and looks at ways to improve the clinical and didactic training of those interested in working with rural and underserved populations.
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- Beds6
- Baths9
- SQ. Feet10,452
- Acres2.48
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11055 Bridge House Rd, Windermere
MASTERPIECE ON THE BUTLER CHAIN! Featuring over 10,000 square feet of exquisitely appointed interior living space, on over two privately gated acres with panoramic views of the famed Lake Butler, this spectacular residence will captivate at every turn. Enchanting lake views and spacious indoor-outdoor living spaces, united by wall of sliding glass doors, create a seamless connection to the 365 feet of private water frontage. Terraced patios, swim-up pool bar, natural rock waterfall, private dock and meandering pool evoke a private resort and blend perfectly with the natural Florida surroundings. Inside, open entertaining spaces are graced with the highest standards of materials, such as Tuscan cassia scuro flooring, custom light fixtures and European appliances. A voluminous first-floor owner's retreat beckons with large entry hall, dark oak flooring, 2 fireplaces, private living room with custom morning bar, and a sliding wall of glass, opening to multiple private terraces. COMPLETELY REMODELED, the second story offers three generously appointed ensuite bedrooms plus media room. The estate is also graced with distinctive details such as 5 fireplaces, an elevator, wine room, private office and more. A stand-alone guest house in the rear of the estate has been completely renovated and features views of Lake Butler. Minutes from Orlando's world-class attractions and a short drive to the international airport, come enjoy this elevated living experience in one of Florida's most prominent locations.
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- Price$6,750,000
- Bedrooms6
- Bathrooms9.00
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- Half Baths3
- Square Footage10,452
- Acres2.48
- Year Built2008
- TypeResidential
- Sub-TypeSingle Family Home
- StatusActive
- UtilitiesBB/HS Internet Available, Cable Available, Public
- FeaturesGated Community, Security, Deed Restricted, Fishing Pier, Gated Community
- ParkingCircular Driveway, Garage Door Opener, Oversized
- # of Garages4
- GaragesUnder Building Parking, , 4 Car Garage
- ViewLot - Oversized, Sidewalk, Street Paved, Water View
- Is WaterfrontYes
- WaterfrontLake/Chain
- Has PoolYes
- PoolHeated, In Ground
- ExteriorBlock, Stucco
- Exterior FeaturesFenced, French Doors, Irrigation System, Lighting, Outdoor Grill, Outdoor Kitchen, Rain Gutters, Sliding Doors, Mature Landscaping, Trees/Landscaped, Patio/Porch Covered
- Lot DescriptionTwo + to Five Acres
- WindowsBlinds, Shades, Window Treatments
- RoofTile
- FoundationSlab
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- Days on Market324
- ZoningP-D
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- AreaWindermere
- SubdivisionReserve At Lake Butler Sound 45/120
- CityWindermere
- CountyOrange County
- StateFL
- Zip Code34786
- InteriorBrick/Stone, Carpet, Ceramic Tile, Wood
- Interior FeaturesBuilt in Features, Ceiling Fans(s), Central Vaccum, Crown Molding, Elevator, High Ceiling(s), Master Bedroom Downstairs, Solid Surface Counters, Solid Wood Cabinets, Split Bedroom, Tray Ceiling(s), Walk-In Closet(s), Wet Bar, Window Treatments
- AppliancesBuilt-In Oven, Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Gas Water Heater, Microwave, Refrigerator, Washer
- HeatingCentral, Zoned
- CoolingCentral Air, Zoned
- FireplaceYes
- FireplacesGas, Living Room, Master Bedroom, Other Room
- StoriesTwo Story
School Information
- ElementaryWindermere Elem
- MiddleBridgewater Middle
- HighWindermere High School
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- Listing OfficeLakeside Realty Windermere Inc
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By Sri.K.R.Sasidharan Pillai, Koippurathu House in memory of his daughter Sindhu.B for the highest scorer in SSLC.
By Sri.K.Raveendran Nair, Valloor Kottarathil, Kurattikadu in memory of Mr.Krishna Pillai for the highest scorer in Mathematics and Malayalam.
By Sri.C.P.Ramachandran Nair, former Principal D.B.Pampa College, Parumala for the highest scorer in English.
By Smt.Rajamma, Mangalathethu Kattil House, Kuttamperoor for the highest scorer in Malayalam.
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A man may try as hard as he likes but he'll never know what schemes a woman may be slowly and quietly carrying out behind his back.
The Tale of Enchi-
Fumiko Enchi started her career as a dramatist; she was influenced by Ibsen and Strindberg, and cultivated an interest in kabuki. She emerged in the early 50s as "a novelist of the fates of women both past and contemporary." Between 1967 and 1972 , she translated Murasaki Shikibu's The Tale of Genji into modern Japanese. It is with this most enduring Japanese literary classic that Masks draws its parallels, supping on the perception of a woman's possession of a hidden supernatural energy.
Masks is the story of vindictiveness, passion, jealousy and vengeance, of women in solidarity aiming to achieve retribution against men, to perpetrate "a crime only women could commit." It is an exploration of class, sexual oppression and the suppression of women in a traditionally patriarchal society. Enchi brilliantly weaves a reinterpretation of the character Rokujō lady from The Tale of Genji with the vengeful spirit of the heroine Mieko, whose husband Togano Masatsugu, "believed to be descended from a powerful clan in line to become feudal lords" and who still adhered to dominating, misogynistic codes, had caused her severe and immeasurable humiliation and suffering throughout their marriage.
The novel is sectioned into three chapters, each named for Nō masks which metaphorically depict the novel's "cloaked" particulars, and in turn define its supernatural concerns.
The first chapter named Ryō no onna means 'spirit woman', the vengeful spirit of an older woman tormented by the bitterness of her life. Mieko's obsession with 'shamanism', spirit possession, and artful yet subtle manipulation become evident here. In her scholarly treatise relating to The Tale of Genji, Mieko seems to sympathize and identify with the character Rokujō lady. She writes : "As passion transforms the Rokujō lady into a living ghost, her spirit taking leave of her body again and again to attack and finally to kill Genji's wife Aoi, the commentators see in her tragic obsession a classic illustration of the evil karma attached to all womankind...the Rokujō lady turned unconsciously to spirit possession as the only available outlet for her strong will. The Rokujō lady is instead a Ryō no onna: one who chafes at her inability to sublimate her strong ego in deference to any man, but who can carry out her will by forcing it upon others and that indirectly, through the possessive capacity of her spirit."
The second section of the novel is named for the Nō mask Masugami meaning "young madwoman," a woman as victim, a young woman in a state of frenzy . Each female character had at some point been reduced to a frenzied state: Aguri -the mistress, Mieko -the wife, Yasuko- the daughter in law, Harumé -the mentally handicapped daughter. Through Yasuko, Mieko controls the seduction of Ibuki (Yasuko's lover). He awakens to find Harumé in his bed; the treachery that he experiences is veiled in a dreamlike scenario. "Her heavily rouged, camellia-bright lips were ripe with sensuality, and her face was the face of Masugami - The mask of the young madwoman which he had seen at the home of Yorikata Yakushiji. It was all wrong...not knowing whether he might be drunk or dreaming, but sensing with faint vestiges of consciousness that rational thought lay for the time beyond his powers."
A woman's love is quick to turn into a passion for revenge - an obsession that becomes an endless river of blood flowing on from generation to generation.
Fukai heads the third and final chapter, meaning "deep well or deep woman", depicting middle-aged women, a metaphor comparing "the heart of an older woman to the depths of a bottomless well-a well so deep that its water would seem totally without color." Mieko finally defines herself in this mask. After the twist and anguish that comes full circle like karmic influence, Mieko is left bereft. She comes to understand the crime she has perpetrated, realizes the result of her revenge and its effect on herself and others. The final scene is so esoteric- the reader is mesmerized by Mieko's hypnotic kabuki -like pose: "In that moment, the mask dropped from her grasp as if struck down by an invisible hand. In a trance she reached out and covered the face on the mask with her hand, while her right arm, as if suddenly paralyzed, hung frozen, immobile, in space."
For those who have read The Tale of Genji, Masks is a welcomed, very brief revisitation of the Murasaki classic. The supernaturalism is rendered in typical Japanese style- subtle, mysterious, illusory, poetic; it will utterly engage fans of Japanese fiction writers like Tanizaki and Kawabata.


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Meet our staff
Meet the team at Leicester Print Workshop
Yasmin Canvin – Director
Yasmin joined Leicester Print Workshop in October 2017.
Formerly the Director of Fermynwoods Contemporary Art in Northamptonshire for eight years, Yasmin was instrumental in developing the organisation; curating and commissioning new work and creating an annual county wide programme that has brought arts and non-arts audiences together.
Her experience in strategic planning, fundraising, building partnerships as well as collaborating with artists and her role as a leader in the region's cultural sector will serve LPW well as we continue to grow and extend our impact following our November 2015 move to new premises.
Nichola Hingley – Studio Manager
Nichola completed a BA (Hons) in Fine Art Printmaking at Manchester Metropolitan University in 2006. She has been a member of LPW since 2007. In 2008 she became an LPW technician and in 2012 was appointed as our Studio Manager.
Nichola also studied a PGCE at Nottingham Trent University and became a qualified teacher for post 16 and above in 2011. Nichola teaches here at LPW on our course programme in a variety of techniques, and also on our education programme within schools and at offsite venues.
Throughout this time Nichola has exhibited her monoprints and mono silkscreen prints (seen in this photo) at a number of different galleries, exhibitions and at art fairs around the country.
Nichola is Mummy to Isaac, River and Hunter and they are very much her life right now, so new work is on hold for a little while, but ideas are always being generated and stored away for some future free time.
Katharine Brown – Communications & Admin Officer
Katharine joined Leicester Print Workshop as a volunteer in 2008 and became our Administrator and Project Worker in 2009. In April 2013 she started working as our Communications and Admin Officer.
Katharine completed a BA (Hons) in Fine Art at Nottingham Trent University in 2004. During her degree, Katharine concentrated on photographic work using 35mm and 8mm film. Upon completing her degree, Katharine began designing hand-drawn posters for a music venue in Nottingham, and it was this path that led into printmaking and the discovery of Leicester Print Workshop.
Katharine is a musician, playing drums in two musical projects, Kogumaza (Low Point/Lancashire & Somerset) and Rattle (I Own You/Upset The Rhythm), as well as the guitar in a variety of projects including Ex-Easter Island Head's Large Ensemble and most recently Adrian Utley's Guitar Orchestra.
Kate Da'Casto – Studio & Outreach Worker, Etching Specialism
Kate graduated with a BA in Fine Art from Leicester DMU in 2010 and won 3 awards with her final year work, one of which was LPW's graduate award which saw Kate become a member and volunteer at the studio.
Having exhibited her work nationally and been a member of The Attic art collective, Kate became LPW's AiR for 2014 and spent 3 months based at Compton Verney where she created new work in response to the British Museum's Curious Beasts exhibition. Kate has a teaching qualification and teaches at LPW as part of our course programme . She joined the staff team as a Studio Worker with responsibility for the Education delivery in 2016.
Although Kate specialises in etching in her art practice she also teaches monoprint, collograph, drypoint and book making. Her wider art practice includes watercolour, collage, sculpture, screenprinting and digital work. She has an unfeasibly large collection of '70s cookery books.
Serena Smith – Studio & Outreach Worker, Lithography Specialism
Serena Smith is an artist and printmaker. Following initial study in Fine Art she worked at the Curwen Studio for twelve years where she trained as a studio lithographer and produced work collaboratively for many artists. Her work now includes a range of educational, technical and collaborative projects alongside her own studio practice. Serena's work on paper is regularly exhibited in the East Midlands and further afield.
Serena recently collaborated with artist Richard Devereux to produce new work for the exhibition Practical Dialogue.
See more of her work here
Theo Miller – Studio & Exhibitions Worker
Theo joined Leicester Print Workshop as an Artist in Residence to celebrate Our Big Move. Theo is passionate about printmaking and its many beautiful processes: his artistic practice approaches and reflects this.
Theo gained a BA (Hons) in Fine Art at De Montfort University in 2014. There he founded De Montfort University's Fine Art Society, giving himself and fellow students and artists a platform to curate exhibitions across Leicester. Theo's degree show work was awarded the LPW Printmaking Prize, through which Theo became connected with the Leicester Print Workshop.
See more of Theo's work here.
Elizabeth Hawley – Coordinator, CVANEM
Elizabeth is Coordinator for the Contemporary Visual Arts Network East Midlands, part of the national CVAN established to help strengthen the visual arts sector in the regions, which is hosted by Leicester Print Workshop. As Coordinator, Liz organises events and projects, promotes contemporary visual arts activity in the East Midlands and creates opportunities for networking and exchange.
Until recently, Liz worked as a freelance visual arts practitioner, specialising in project management, workshop facilitation and professional development. She has worked with clients that include UK Young Artists, Birmingham and Coventry Contemporary Art Fora, the Herbert Museum and Art Gallery, Own Art, Turning Point West Midlands, the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists and The New Art Gallery Walsall. She studied History of Art at the University of East Anglia, since which time she has worked at Spike Island, Tate Liverpool and Arts Council England.
Whilst she doesn't have an arts practice herself, she is passionate about the visual arts and particularly enjoys supporting artists to develop their practice. She spends a lot of her free time visiting exhibitions and attending events, as well as enjoying live music, long walks and horse riding.
Thomasina Phillips – Bookkeeper
Thomasina started working as a bookkeeper for LPW in January 2013 to fill in a temporary gap and is still here!
Thomasina has a musical background, graduating with a music degree from the University of Manchester and going on to study Early Music as a postgraduate at Trinity College of Music in London, specialising in recorders and viola da gamba.
Since graduating Thomasina has taught and performed as a musician, worked in admin, volunteered for the National Childbirth Trust, been a learning support assistant and worked for Aimhigher East Midlands.
Whilst not being an artist herself, Thomasina loves being part of the LPW community, witnessing all the creativity in the studio and working in the arts again.
Kezia Kneller – Admin & Project Coordinator
Kezia completed a BA (Hons) in Arts and Festivals Management at De Montfort University in May 2017. During her degree Kezia took part in a 3-week placement here at LPW, helping with Small Print International. Kezia also completed a 4-week placement at Compton Verney in 2017.
Throughout her degree Kezia volunteered at a variety of events and festivals, including The Spark Festival, Dave's Leicester Comedy Festival, UK Young Artists, and our Making it Happen Symposium, along with helping to organise the Cultural Exchanges Festival as part of her final year at University.
Kezia also works part-time at Nando's and although she has no arts practice herself she has a keen interest in the visual arts.


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Oxford Club Radio: James Altucher on How to Reinvent Yourself
This week on Oxford Club Radio, Marc interviews James Altucher. He's an entrepreneur, financial commentator and media personality. He's also an author who is currently promoting his upcoming book, Reinvent Yourself. In the clip below, they discuss the new book and the importance of celebrating failure.
Marc starts by asking Altucher what inspired him to publish his stories and advice. Altucher explains that he has been involved in many ventures. He worked at HBO for a time, was a financial commentator at TheStreet, started several businesses, and runs a podcast, The James Altucher Show.
Most of these ventures ended in failure, which Altucher considers constructive. Part of the reason why he wrote Reinvent Yourself was to help people learn to accept failure. Rather than going the self-help-book route, he wanted to present his advice as autobiography.
In Altucher's view, people are programmed to be afraid that admitting failure will cause them to lose status. This starts at an early age. He points out that today's students are shamed by teachers for sub-par grades, rather than being encouraged to improve.
His new book lays out a more constructive mindset around failure. Altucher feels that we are in a constant state of reinventing ourselves. His belief has been strengthened by his many interviews with successful people. His podcast has had a diverse assortment of guests - from Silicon Valley investor Peter Thiel to rapper Coolio.
Marc then asks Altucher for his favorite interview story. But to hear that, you'll have to listen to the full episode.
This is just a sample of the insights from this week's Oxford Club Radio podcast. To listen to the full broadcast, click here. And while you're there, be sure to subscribe (it's free).
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The health and wellbeing of our customers has been the highest priority throughout this event.
"I want to thank all residents affected by this incident for their patience and understanding," Unitywater Executive Manager Customer Delivery Rob Dowling said.
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If residents experience dirty water, they can run an outside tap for up to five minutes until the water runs clear. If it continues, they can contact Unitywater on 1300 086 489.
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Guest speakers: (from left): Sydney School of Public Health's Michelle Dickson; Professor of Indigenous Health Kathleen Clapham; Rotarian Di North, and opthalmologist and Rotarian Dr Sudarshan Sachdev.
A total of 110 Rotarians, partners and friends from 22 of the Rotary Clubs around Rotary District 9675, gathered at the Fraternity Club, Fairy Meadow, on Wednesday, March 28, for a delicious two-course meal and to learn more about trachoma. The Rotarians were mainly from the nine Illawarra clubs but also from many Sydney clubs as far west as Parramatta.
Trachoma is an eye infection which, if left untreated can lead to blindness from the continual irritation of eyelashes growing into the eye. Current treatments include antibiotics and surgery to turn the eyelashes outwards. Hygiene is one of the best solutions to prevent the infection in the first place.
Australia is the only country in the developed world where trachoma is still a challenging health problem, mainly in our indigenous communities. The current Rotary International President, Ian Riseley, an Australian, has chosen trachoma as a major project for Australians to eliminate trachoma by 2020, a project to celebrate 100 years of Rotary in Australia.
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The first guest speaker was Professor Kathleen Clapham from the University of Wollongong. Kathleen is a professor of indigenous health and wellbeing for the Australian Health Services Research Institute (AHSRI).
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The third speaker, Michelle Dickson, the Director of Teaching and Learning at the Sydney School of Public Health, Sydney Medical School, the University of Sydney, spoke about what research has been undertaken in Aboriginal communities in rural Australia. Michelle is an Aboriginal Australian so is well placed to be able to conduct research on the health of these Aborigines. She explained that what works in one community will not work in another community so it is very difficult to find one solution to suit everyone.
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For more information about the trachoma project or Rotary generally, contact Dot Hennessy on 0412 120 314 or email@example.com.