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Make sure you purchase the right ink cartridges for your specific printer and printer region or have your old ones refilled. Cartridges are not compatible between different brands, and often not within the same brand. HP often designs its inkjet hardware to use country-specific consumables. When you unbox a new HP inkjet printer and set it up, you install a set of ink tanks that ship with the printer. As you turn on the device and get ready to use it, an initialization sequence localizes it to the country associated with the ink cartridges you installed. HP recommends that you use original HP ink cartridges.
XL (Extra Large) cartridges cost more but do provide better value in the long run. They will be able to print at least double the pages of a regular cartridge. Our advice is that if you print often, go with XL. However, ink can dry up. So if you are not a frequent printer, go with the regular cartridges.
Ink level warnings and indicators provide estimates for planning purposes only. When you receive a low-ink warning message, consider having a replacement cartridge available to avoid possible printing delays. You do not have to replace the cartridges until the print quality is unacceptable. Use the single-cartridge mode to operate the HP All-in-One with only one print cartridge. The single-cartridge mode is initiated when a print cartridge is removed from the print cartridge carriage. During single-cartridge mode, the product can copy documents, copy photos, and print jobs from the computer.
Which ink cartridges do I need for my HP Officejet 5745 e-All-in-One series Printer?
For your US, European and UK HP Officejet 5745 e-All-in-One Printer you need HP 62 Black AND HP 62 Tri-Color cartridges OR HP 62XL Black AND HP 62XL Tri-Color cartridges. There are also Combo Packs (2 cartridges in one pack) available, like the HP 62XL/62 High Yield Black and Standard Tricolor Ink Cartridges Combo Pack. Check the price of HP 62 cartridges at Amazon.com .
Try Amazon's ink selector tool to find compatible ink cartridges for your printer.
Replace the ink cartridges
1. Press the Power button to turn on the printer, if it is not already on.
2. Load plain white paper in the input tray.
3. Open the cartridge access door by placing two fingers under one or both of the small handles on the sides of the cartridge access door and then lifting it up. The Door Open screen displays on the printer control panel with the message, 'The cover or door must be closed to print. Check that it is completely closed.' A Change Ink option also displays on the bottom right corner of the touchscreen. You do not need to select this option at this time.
Remove the old cartridge
4. Lightly press down on one of the old cartridges to release it, and then pull the cartridge toward you out of its slot.
Insert a new cartridge
5. Remove the cartridge from packaging.
6. Remove plastic tape using the pull tab.
Do NOT:
– Remove the copper electrical strip.
– Touch the copper-colored contacts or the ink nozzles.
– Replace the protective tape on the contacts.
7. Reinsert the cartridge by sliding it at a slight upward angle into the empty slot, and then gently pushing up on the cartridge until it snaps into place. Reinsert the tri-color cartridge into the left slot. Reinsert the black cartridge into the right slot.
8. Close the cartridge access door.
When the door is completely closed, the Door Open screen with the message, 'The cover or door must be closed to print. Check that it is completely closed.' disappears, and the printer returns to the Home screen.
9. Align the cartridges.
Aligning the cartridges ensures the high-quality output. The HP All-in-One prompts you to align the cartridges every time you install a new cartridge. If you remove and reinstall the same ink cartridge, the HP Officejet 5745 e-All-in-One will NOT prompt you to align the ink cartridges. The HP All-in-One remembers the alignment values for that ink cartridge, so you do not need to realign the ink cartridges. Follow the instructions on the printer display to align the cartridges. You can also align the cartridges from the printer software.
a. Touch OK after closing the cartridge access door.
b. Wait for the printer to calibrate and align the cartridges. After the alignment is complete, the printer prints an alignment page.
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Telekung Mini - is specially made for those performing their Hajj or Umrah because of is shorter (i.e mini) length as compared to the usual length of telekung. This one here is made with pockets (yay!)
Its material is cooling and comfortable to be worn throughout your journey there. The chin area is made from cotton lycra, a cottony stretchable material to ensure it fits well all types of faces.
- Total weight (300g)
- Top only
- With pockets to put your phones/keys/money.
- Lined until chest area
- Free size
- Material: Japanese Cotton with Cotton Lycra material at the chin area.
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- Secured face; no inner needed
- Elastic band at the forehead
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- Length from chin to bottom : 70cm
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Mystery Worshipper: Aileen
Westbourne Grove Church
Location: Notting Hill, London
Date of visit: Saturday, 28 April 2012, 4:30pm
The building
Originally a Gothic style Baptist chapel of stone over brick, put up in 1853, with an extension added in 1866. It was partially damaged during the Second World War. Repairs were made, but it had pretty much reached the end of its useful life by the turn of the century, and so was completely rebuilt in 2001-2004. Their website gives a very detailed account of the demolition and reconstruction process, including a description of the new interior spaces. They have some smallish trees and flowers growing just outside. It has a biggish room just inside the front door, where drinks and food can be served, with comfortable black seats. Through the door is the service area, much bigger, with brown wooden floor. One wall is brown, the others white, and there are windows on the right side.
The church
According to their website, Westbourne Grove Church is the oldest congregation in Notting Hill, formed in 1823, and preceded the arrival of the Anglican churches by 20 years. They sponsor several activities, including prayer meetings, newcomers and foundations courses, Bible studies, and a film discussion group. They are linked with many local churches who are all friendly to each other. Many organisations use this church as their meeting space.
The neighborhood
Notting Hill currently enjoys a reputation as an affluent district of townhouses, fashionable shops and restaurants, but only a century ago it was home to pottery kilns and pig slurries. Portobello Road, famous for its popular street market, is nearby. There are also many shops and homes here, and both old and modern buildings all round.
The cast
Rosemary Baker led the service. The Revd Phil Hicks, co-minister, preached. An elderly woman read the gospel – we were not told her name.
What was the name of the service?
India Churches FellowshipHow full was the building?
The room we entered was full – we ate there before the service. There were 40 or so people at the service, in a room that can hold 250.
Did anyone welcome you personally?
We arrived early so we could sample the Indian food plus have some tea or coffee. We were welcomed by the men in charge and also by many of the women and men from India. When we went into the service area, we were given special hymnbooks with English and Indian hymns in them.
Was your pew comfortable?
There were no pews; instead, there were very comfortable black chairs. But there was nowhere to put the Bibles or hymnbooks, so we kept them in our hands.
How would you describe the pre-service atmosphere?
Before the service we all shared food and chatted with each other, and sang "Happy birthday" and "May the dear Lord bless you" to an 85-year-old man who was celebrating his birthday that day. Then, when we went into the service area, people still chatted. The little children went upstairs to where they could play. Men and women sat together with their shoes on, unlike in India, where the men and women sit at opposite sides and leave their shoes outside.
What were the exact opening words of the service?
"Welcome all of you! Thank you for praying for me, my illness. Let us
worship God and sing to God. We will hear news about how people are
doing in India, as well as a sermon."
What books did the congregation use during the service?
Pages printed with many hymns.
What musical instruments were played?
Piano and guitar were both played for all the many, many English and Indian hymns. The original organ, a Bridley & Foster opus dating from 1882, had been dismantled during the reconstruction and moved to a church in Latvia.
Did anything distract you?
I wondered where the baptistery was – I could not see that.
Was the worship stiff-upper-lip, happy clappy, or what?
Everyone sang well, with one man leading, and all seemed to enjoy the hymns. One or two people raised their hands at times to send the happy worship message to God. We remained seated throughout – only the leader and the musicians were standing.
Exactly how long was the sermon?
15 minutes.
On a scale of 1-10, how good was the preacher?
8 – The Revd Phil Hicks spoke well and kept our interest. It is clear he knows and understands the Bible and its role in understanding Jesus.
In a nutshell, what was the sermon about?
Jesus came not just for the healthy, but for the sick; not just the righteous, but the sinners. Jesus has compassion, forgiveness and recovering for us. Jesus tells us to forgive others who sin against us, and Jesus has mercy toward the sinners around us. Mercy and grace are very important and real. Jesus also healed people. Some people disapprove of us, but God is teaching us mercy and compassion, more important than troubles. If we work to perfect ourselves, we will become better behaved, and thoughts of Jesus give us strength to give to those around. Jesus calls us to help, serve and love people. Communities need a lot of that in order to grow.
Which part of the service was like being in heaven?
Wonderful singing in English and Indian, listening to God's love, listening to people talking about helping people in India who are in need. It was all so good.
And which part was like being in... er... the other place?
I saw through the window the rain still coming down. I was a bit
What happened when you hung around after the service looking lost?
Everyone said good-bye to everyone else and said it was nice to meet so many people.
How would you describe the after-service coffee?
We had tea, coffee and fruit juice before the service started, and lots of food then too (mainly Indian).
How would you feel about making another visit (where 10 = ecstatic, 0 = terminal)?
6 – Everything seemed so nice. It's not near where I live, but maybe I can visit again.
Did the service make you feel glad to be a Christian?
Yes, I heard in the sermon and in the hymns about how much God loves
us. It's good to be a Christian throughout the world.
What one thing will you remember about all this in seven days' time ?
So many happy, kind Christians who love and experience God's love.


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Born with a cleft lip and palate, and living with joint issues, elite high school athlete prevails to play at Busch Stadium
Meet Andrew Range. The 18-year-old third baseman "is a little overwhelmed right now", according to his mom, Traci. What's to be overwhelmed about? Andrew, just off a great senior season at Triad High School in Troy, IL, is getting ready to go to Truman State University on a baseball and academic scholarship. He was also just chosen to play in the PNC Bank High School Baseball Showcase, a Missouri vs. Illinois All-Star game in its 3rd year. On the roster with 49 other high school standouts from both sides of the river, Andrew's beginnings were a little more uncertain than most.
"He was born about 6 weeks early with a cleft lip and palate, and had his first of 14 surgeries at 3 months old," says his mom. Because clefts affect the eyes, ears, nose and throat, Andrew had multiple surgeries, including a bone graft to his gum line. Thanks to the doctors and Cleft Palate Clinic at St. Louis Children's hospital, he came through and kept going. And he kept playing baseball. "I think he was born with a ball in his hand," laughs Traci. "I guess he's been playing since he was 3," she says.
In addition to the cleft lip and palate, Andrew's also experienced joint problems that his mom says are hereditary. One issue has caused his kneecaps to move around and very painfully slide over his joint. That has added two more operations--one in the summer of 2010 and one in the summer of 2011--to his count. "He got a little discouraged, but he did his therapy, battled through, and had a great senior season," says his proud mom.
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When ADDIE was first handed over to the U.S. Armed Forces it was a linear model. However, after working with it they found that they needed a more dynamic model, so they adapted it. They mastered the tool rather than become a slave to it.
For some reason instructional designers love building ADDIE into a goddess that orders them to build crappy learning platforms. For example, they pronounce that it only builds courses when the real fact is that it tells you to use a course only if a simpler method, such as a performance support tool or OJT, will not work.
From its inception, ADDIE was designed to be a lean, mean, instructional design machine. This leanness has fooled others into thinking that it is a universal model that can build strip malls and skyscrapers. Nope! ADDIE has specific steps that are strictly designed for learning. This has led others to believe that ADDIE is too lean, that it tells them what to do, but not how to to it. But as Merriënboer noted, you can add other components on to it when needed
ADDIE is a Scavenger, not a Hoarder
One of the learning tools that is perhaps most often plugged into ADDIE is Bloom's Taxonomy. And of course one of the criticisms often leveled at ADDIE is that it is associated with outdated learning models. However, this plug and play feature of ADDIE does not mean it hangs on to outdated models, but rather it sheds them and goes scavenging for a better one. While Bloom's Taxonomy has been quite useful in that it has extended learning from simply remembering to more complex cognitive structures, such as analyzing and evaluating, newer models have come along.
There are at least three suitable replacements:
1. Revised Bloom's Taxonomy
In the mid-nineties, Bloom's taxonomy was updated to reflect a more active form of thinking and is perhaps more accurate (Anderson, Krathwohl, 2001):
This is perhaps the easiest replacement since it is closely related to the original taxonomy, thus most designers will rapidly adapt to it.. What is interesting about the updated version is how it resembles the SOLO Taxonomy (Structure of Observed Learning Outcomes):
2. SOLO Taxonomy
The SOLO taxonomy is a means of classifying learning outcomes in terms of their complexity in order to assess students' work in terms of quality (see http://edorigami.edublogs.org/2010/07/17/solo-taxonomy/)
3. Marzano's New Taxonomy
In The Need for a Revision of Bloom's Taxonomy, Marzano describes six levels:
- Level 6: Self-system
- Level 5: Metacognitive System
- Level 4: Knowledge Utilization (Cognitive System)
- Level 3: Analysis (Cognitive System)
- Level 2: Comprehension (Cognitive System)
- Level 1: Retrieval (Cognitive System)
It is made up of three systems and the Knowledge Domain. The three systems are the Self-System, the Metacognitive System, and the Cognitive System. When faced with the option of starting a new task, the Self-System decides whether to continue the current behavior or engage in the new activity; the Metacognitive System sets goals and keeps track of how well they are being achieved; the Cognitive System processes all the necessary information, and the Knowledge Domain provides the content (see ftp://download.intel.com/education/Common/in/Resources/DEP/skills/marzano.pdf.).
What are your replacements for Bloom's Taxonomy?
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Statement by the President on the Release of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl
Rose Garden
THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon, everybody. This morning, I called Bob and Jani Bergdahl and told them that after nearly five years in captivity, their son, Bowe, is coming home.
Sergeant Bergdahl has missed birthdays and holidays and the simple moments with family and friends, which all of us take for granted. But while Bowe was gone he was never forgotten. His parents thought about him and prayed for him every single day, as did his sister, Sky, who prayed for his safe return.
He wasn't forgotten by his community in Idaho, or the military, which rallied to support the Bergdahls through thick and thin. And he wasn't forgotten by his country, because the United States of America does not ever leave our men and women in uniform behind.
As Commander-in-Chief, I am proud of the servicemembers who recovered Sergeant Bergdahl and brought him safely out of harm's way. As usual, they performed with extraordinary courage and professionalism, and they have made their nation proud.
Right now, our top priority is making sure that Bowe gets the care and support that he needs and that he can be reunited with his family as soon as possible.
I'm also grateful for the tireless work of our diplomats, and for the cooperation of the government of Qatar in helping to secure Bowe's release. We've worked for several years to achieve this goal, and earlier this week I was able to personally thank the Emir of Qatar for his leadership in helping us get it done. As part of this effort, the United States is transferring five detainees from the prison in Guantanamo Bay to Qatar. The Qatari government has given us assurances that it will put in place measures to protect our national security.
I also want to express gratitude to the Afghan government, which has always supported our efforts to secure Bowe's release. Going forward, the United States will continue to support an Afghan-led process of reconciliation, which could help secure a hard-earned peace within a sovereign and unified Afghanistan.
As I said earlier this week, we're committed to winding down the war in Afghanistan, and we are committed to closing Gitmo. But we also made an ironclad commitment to bring our prisoners of war home. That's who we are as Americans. It's a profound obligation within our military, and today, at least in this instance, it's a promise we've been able to keep.
I am mindful, though, that there are many troops who remain missing in the past. That's why we're never going to forget; we're never going to give up our search for servicemembers who remain unaccounted for. We also remain deeply committed to securing the release of American citizens who are unjustly detained abroad and deserve to be reunited with their families, just like the Bergdahls soon will be.
Bob and Jani, today families across America share in the joy that I know you feel. As a parent, I can't imagine the hardship that you guys have gone through. As President, I know that I speak for all Americans when I say we cannot wait for the moment when you are reunited and your son, Bowe, is back in your arms.
So, with that, I'd like Bob to have an opportunity to say something, and Jani, if she'd like as well. Please.
MRS. BERGDAHL: I just want to say thank you to everyone who has supported Bowe. He's had a wonderful team everywhere. We will continue to stay strong for Bowe while he recovers. Thank you.
MR. BERGDAHL: I'd like to say to Bowe right now, who is having trouble speaking English -- (speaks in Pashto) -- I'm your father, Bowe.
To the people of Afghanistan, the same -- (speaks in Pashto) -- the complicated nature of this recovery was -- will never really be comprehended. To each and every single one who effected this, in this country, in the service branches, at the State Department, throughout the whole of American government, and around the world, international governments around the world, thank you so much. We just can't communicate the words this morning when we heard from the President.
So we look forward to continuing the recovery of our son, which is going to be a considerable task for our family. And we hope that the media will understand that that will keep us very preoccupied in the coming days and weeks as he gets back home to the United States.
Thank you all for being here very much.
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Title: Refusing to Fall
Series: Dennison
Author: W. Ferraro
Genre: Contemporary/New Adult Romance
Release Date: May 19, 2016
Reed Dennison prides himself on perfection. Strategizing and maneuvering himself into positions of success in his professional life; all the while holding every detail regarding his personal life close to the vest. For Reed, every aspect must be controlled - everything must be in its place and the impeccable public image can never falter.
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China builds airstrip on small island it claims.
By Benjamin Haas
The Guardian
Feb 2, 2017 - Only months ago Donald Trump's chief strategist predicted military involvement in east Asia and the Middle East in Breitbart radio shows.
The United States and China will fight a war within the next 10 years over islands in the South China Sea, and "there's no doubt about that". At the same time, the US will be in another "major" war in the Middle East.
Those are the views – nine months ago at least – of one of the most powerful men in Donald Trump's administration, Steve Bannon, the former head of far-right news website Breitbart who is now chief strategist at the White House.
In the first weeks of Trump's presidency, Bannon has emerged as a central figure. He was appointed to the "principals committee" of the National Security Council in a highly unusual move and was influential in the recent travel ban on citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries, overruling Department of Homeland Security officials who felt the order did not apply to green card holders.
"We're going to war in the South China Sea in five to 10 years," he said in March 2016.
"There's no doubt about that. They're taking their sandbars and making basically stationary aircraft carriers and putting missiles on those. They come here to the United States in front of our face – and you understand how important face is – and say it's an ancient territorial sea."
China says nearly the entire South China Sea falls within its territory, with half a dozen other countries maintaining partially overlapping claims. China has built a series of artificial islands on reefs and rocks in attempt to bolster its position, complete with military-length airstrips and anti-aircraft weapons.
Bannon's sentiments and his position in Trump's inner circle add to fears of a military confrontation with China, after secretary of state Rex Tillerson said that the US would deny China access to the seven artificial islands. Experts warned any blockade would lead to war.
Bannon is clearly wary of China's growing clout in Asia and beyond, framing the relationship as entirely adversarial, predicting a global culture clash in the coming years.
"You have an expansionist Islam and you have an expansionist China. Right? They are motivated. They're arrogant. They're on the march. And they think the Judeo-Christian west is on the retreat," Bannon said during a February 2016 radio show.
On the day Trump was inaugurated, China's military warned that war between the two countries was a real possibility.
"A 'war within the president's term' or 'war breaking out tonight' are not just slogans, they are becoming a practical reality," an official wrote on the website of the People's Liberation Army.
Aside from conflict between armies, Bannon repeatedly focused on his perception that Christianity around the world is under threat.
In one radio show, used to promote an article incorrectly claiming that a mosque had been built at the North Pole, Bannon focused heavily on China's oppression of Christian groups.
"The one thing the Chinese fear more than America … they fear Christianity more than anything," he said.
But China is not the only hotspot Bannon sees, and forecasts another ground war for American troops in the Middle East.
"Some of these situations may get a little unpleasant," Bannon said in November 2015. "But you know what, we're in a war. We're clearly going into, I think, a major shooting war in the Middle East again."
He also branded Islam as "the most radical" religion in the world, and moved swiftly since entering the White House to enact policies hostile to Muslims. Some have called Trump's central doctrine a "war on Islam".


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Bounding box
From JSXGraph Wiki
The bounding box defines the viewport of the board, i.e. the portion of the [math]\displaystyle{ \mathbb{R}^2 }[/math] that is shown. The JavaScript code
var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {boundingbox:[-5,10,5,-2], keepaspectratio: true, axis:true});
sets the vertical and horizontal units and the position of the origin such that the upper left corner of the drawing panel has position (-5,10) and the lower right corner of the drawing panel has position (5,-2).
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<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://jsxgraph.uni-bayreuth.de/distrib/jsxgraph.css" />


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Scott Blackmun is stepping down as the chief executive of the United States Olympic Committee for health reasons, the organization announced Wednesday.
In a statement posted on its website, the USOC said Blackmun is resigning after eight years because he has prostate cancer.
In January, it was Blackmun who apologized to all sexual abuse victims of former national gymnastics team physician Larry Nassar, stating that the "Olympic family is among those that have failed you."
USOC board member Susanne Lyons was named interim CEO.
"The USOC is at a critical point in its history," the organization said. "The important work that Scott started needs to continue and will require especially vigorous attention in light of Larry Nassar's decades-long abuse of athletes affiliated with USA Gymnastics."
Blackmun said in the statement that the job was immensely rewarding and the highlight of his professional life.
"I am proud of what we have achieved as a team," he said.
Several members of Congress had called on Blackmun to resign after Nassar was sentenced in federal court for child pornography and in two state courts for sexual abuse. More than 160 people gave victim impact statements.
"Scott Blackmun's resignation is long overdue," said Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat from New Hampshire. "It's clear that the culture at the US Olympic Committee desperately needs to change so that it prioritizes the health and safety of US athletes. In the meantime, Senator (Joni) Ernst (a Republican from Iowa) and I will continue to urge the Senate to establish a special committee to investigate the US Olympic Committee and its governing bodies."
The USOC has hired a law firm to investigate the actions of the USOC and USA Gymnastics in the Nassar scandal.
The USOC earlier this month issued a statement saying, "we have consistently said we learned in 2015 of a doctor potentially having abused an athlete and that was reported to the FBI. That's what is supposed to happen."
Lyons said Wednesday she was devastated to learn Nassar abused girls and women for so long. She added the USOC had made reforms and was announcing new steps to prevent abuse.
"The USOC has made significant progress to strengthen protections for athletes, but our collective efforts to improve athlete safety must never cease," she said in a statement. "We must honor the strong voices who have stood up against abuse and bring real and lasting change to the US Olympic and Paralympic family's ability to detect, report, investigate, resolve and end abuse."
Blackmun joined the USOC in 1999 as director of legal affairs and general counsel. He was acting CEO for 11 months in 2000 and 2001.
He replaced Stephanie Streeter as full-time CEO in 2010, just before the Vancouver Games.
Blackmun's resignation also comes three days after the end of the Winter Olympics, where the US medal count was its lowest since 1998.


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American consumers have been stocking up on staples as the coronavirus pandemic spreads, giving one struggling beverage a much-needed boost: orange juice.
U.S. retail sales of orange juice jumped about 38% in the four weeks ending on March 28 compared to the same period last year, according to Nielsen.
–CNN Business
"How did you reach adulthood without learning how to cook?"
According to him, all women in Japan learn to cook before they get married. On our first date, I had made the mistake of serving him an apple. Not that he expected me to slice them with cute bunny ears like the girls he knew back in his hometown near the foot of Mt. Fuji. But at the very least, I could have cut them in slices of roughly the same size.
He had found himself fascinated by this aberration in female decorum.
And not surprisingly, he wanted to marry me.
Before our son was born a few years later, he got it in his head that even if I couldn't cut apples properly, I might be able to master oranges.
In Japan, oranges are sometimes served in place of dessert. The fruit is sliced away from the peel, cut into wedges, all pithy bits removed. Without the work of peeling and cutting, the sticky juice running down your arms, an ordinary experience is elevated into a delicacy, even a luxury. It can become an expression of love.
One of the most treasured works of art held in the National Palace Museum in Taipei is a short three-line piece of calligraphy called Presenting Oranges. The original—now lost—was written in the fourth century by Wang Xizhi. Considered the greatest Chinese calligrapher of all time, anything in Wang Xizhi's hand was said to be priceless during his lifetime. For over a thousand years, students of calligraphy have looked to Wang as a model. But none of his original works have survived. Instead, what we have are seventh-century copies.
Every year, my calligraphy teacher in Tokyo would organize a pilgrimage to the museum in Taipei so his top students could stand in front of Presenting Oranges. Those trained in the art of writing in brush and ink are not only able to admire the work in terms of its formal aesthetic qualities, but are able to actually feel what it felt like to create it. This is what is so unique about Chinese calligraphy. There are rules. And so, by following the correct stroke order in your mind, you can physically experience the speed and pressure of the brush, as well as take pleasure in the flourishes and full stops. You breathe along, almost as if you were writing it yourself.
Calligraphy is a performance art: the moment the ink touches the highly-absorbent piece of rice paper, there is no going back. No retouching. No changing one's mind. And so, the calligraphy—dashed off in semi-cursive script—conflates time and space to capture one precise moment in time. It reads: I present three hundred oranges. Frost has not yet fallen. I cannot get more.
Fig. 1. Presenting Oranges section (center left) of Three Passages: Ping-an, He-ru, and Feng-ju (平安何如三帖), Wang Xizhi (王羲之, ca. 303-361), Jin Dynasty (265-420), Album leaf, ink on paper, 24.7 x 46.8 cm, National Palace Museum, Taipei.
Japan's oranges are not great. Not compared to what we have in California. But what Japan lacks in delicious oranges, it more than makes up for in tangerines. And nothing says winter in Japan more than a bowl of tangerines placed in the middle of the table. And this is no ordinary table either, but a winter table. Called a kotatsu, it is where families gather. Sitting around on low cushions on the floor, they warm themselves by stretching out their legs under the blanket that covers the kotatsu, beneath which is a heat source, once a charcoal brazier but nowadays electrical. It is the epitome of winter coziness.
Nine times out of ten, a TV will be on. But this is just background noise for what happens next, when family members—one by one—pick up a tangerine and begin peeling away. The only truly affordable fruit in Japan, people eat tangerines with abandon throughout the winter. Often you will see mothers carefully peeling them for their small children. Never ripping the skin, they carefully peel the fruit in long strips that come to resemble a blossoming flower.
I used to peel tangerines for my son like this when he was small, always careful to remove the white pith before handing him the fruit, still cradled in its skin. The perfect little bowl for his perfect little hands.
After twenty-five years in Japan, one day I finally went home. Arriving back in Los Angeles when the orange trees were in flowery bloom, their fragrance nearly knocked me over, flooding me with childhood memories. The poet Mahmoud Darwish said that, "cities are smells." Well, I can tell you, Los Angeles is the perfume of orange blossoms, jasmine, and the salty sea.
When I remarried a few years ago, my new husband and I were astonished to have found love again. Neither of us had dared to believe love could bloom again in mid-life. Wanting to celebrate this greatest of gifts, we embarked on a series of honeymoons. Following a trail of oranges, our first stop was Jaffa, in Israel. Once famous for its citrus, we stumbled on "the last orange tree." Floating a foot off the ground, Orange Suspenda by Israeli artist Ran Morin is the sole survivor, cradled in its stoneware urn and suspended by metal chains to the walls nearby. It is supposed to be a symbol of home, a guide told us.
In Versailles, the orange trees are also in motion. Originating from Portugal, Spain and Italy, some of the trees are quite old. Not suspended off the ground like in Jaffa, instead they are wheeled around, cradled in their boxes. Kept warm in the Orangery during the winter months, they are rolled back out to scatter the Parterres in late spring.
All for the love of oranges.
There is an even grander orangery at Schönbrunn in Vienna. But perhaps no one celebrated oranges in Europe like the Medici family of Florence. This passion began in the early 1400s, when Cosimo de' Medici grew citrus trees in giant pots in his palace gardens. In Sandro Botticelli's painting, LaPrimavera, all the action takes place in a garden that is really an orange grove. Perhaps this was an homage to the painter's Medici patrons, who were known to have conducted trade with the East in the wildly expensive fruit. Or perhaps it is suggestive of the fact that one of the Latin words for oranges is medici.
Fig. 2. Orange Suspenda, Ran Morin, 1993, Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Israel. Photo courtesy of the author.
From Florence, we headed north, missing the infamous Battle of the Oranges by a few weeks. The event happens during Carnival, when the citizens of a town north of Turin called Ivrea celebrate by pelting each other with oranges. The action is said to get a bit rough so we were happy to head to Milan instead. On our first morning, we hopped on a tram and headed over to Santa Maria delle Grazie, where Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper can be seen. One of the best-known dinner parties in history, the meal is remembered for the bread and wine on the table. But we wondered what else might have been on the menu. A guide, who overheard us, smiled as she told us that artists of the Renaissance loved imagining what might have been served that evening. Because The Last Supper was painted on the refractory walls of the church, where the monks sat around a long table and ate their meals, Leonardo painted the foods that he thought the monks might actually be eating. And so you can see, she said, pointing up toward the middle of the fresco, plates of eel garnished with sliced oranges.
Our final honeymoon took us to Spain. Arriving in Seville, just as the sun was peeking out behind the clouds after a violent rain shower, the smell of orange blossoms was overwhelming.
The Spanish word for orange blossoms comes from the Arabic, azahar. A beautiful-sounding word, it is widely known in Spain as one of the invocations of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Señora del Azahar. The origin of "Our Lady of the Orange Blossom" is a statue of the Virgin holding a bouquet of orange blossoms found in the Spanish city of Beniaján, near Murcia.
Spain has long been famous for its oranges. The first orange trees arrived in Spain along with the Muslim invaders of 711. That is when Persian-style gardens with peacocks, fountains, and orange trees became de rigueur in the region. And the Spanish of the south have never looked back. It was Christopher Columbus who brought orange seeds to the New World—these seeds which the Muslims had first brought with them from their gardens in the Middle East. He probably brought sour orange, sweet orange, citron, lemon, lime, and pummelo fruits aboard his ships. And it was the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro who brought them as far south as Peru.
Not far from Seville stands what is considered to be the oldest garden in Europe. Located inside the precincts of the Mosque of Córdoba, it is known today as the Court of Oranges. Dating back to the end of the 8th century, the garden was once filled with palms, cypresses, and olive trees (the latter supplied the temple's oil lamps). The orange trees arrived in the 10th century, when—along with lemon trees, apricots, bananas, sugar cane, and date palms—they were introduced into Europe by the Arabs, who valued them for their use in perfumes, jams and medicines.
Fig. 3. Court of Oranges, Great Mosque of Córdoba, Córdoba, Spain. Photo courtesy of the author.
After our honeymoon in southern Spain, I insisted to anyone who would listen that I wanted my own court of oranges. My new husband, a patient guy, told me to look out our kitchen window, where I would find a lemon, grapefruit, and yes—an orange tree.
But our oranges taste terrible, I complained.
He reminded me that in Seville, the oranges are bitter and mainly used for preserves.
That was a few years ago. Now, in the time of the pandemic, I no longer have the luxury of being so picky. I also have more time to see what is right in front of me. And our tree is dripping in oranges.
It's like Candide, if he hadn't been kicked out of his homeland, if he hadn't met with a shipwreck and washed unto Lisbon shores only there to be almost killed in a mega-earthquake, if he hadn't gone up against the Inquisition, if he hadn't traveled across America on foot, if he hadn't killed a baron, if he hadn't lost all his sheep in Eldorado, well, then he wouldn't have ended up sitting there in Constantinople eating some nice candied citron and pistachios.
"All that is very well, said Candid, but let us cultivate our garden." One day, I grabbed an orange off the tree and carefully peeled it. I removed all the pithy bits and, separating each sliver carefully, I arranged the slices on a reddish-black stoneware plate from Japan.
I had to admit, the orange slices looked beautiful against the dark plate.
Setting it down in front of my son—now nineteen—I watched as he ate the orange slices with relish. Smiling at a long-forgotten childhood memory in Japan of being loved and cared for, he told me the orange was delicious.


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Now you can download Google Docs in new office format like docx. For some reason Google has discontinued support of old MS Office doc format in "download as" menu. However, if you want to convert Google docs to old office format like .doc, you can use "email as an attachment". You would have to choose "attach as" for proper application.
If it is doc you should choose "attach as", "Microsoft Word". In mail the file that will arrive would be in old doc format.


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E-Healthcare comprises of applications that surround or support healthcare in order to streamline the process of patient and doctor interaction.
These include applications that:
These are powerful and sophisticated applications that reduce operational costs and improve the way healthcare organizations work. They are so universally deployed within a healthcare organization that there are a critical part of the patient care.
To ensure the proper functionality & and availability of these critical applications, the underlying network infrastructure must meet both the technical and the business challenges. The technical issues involve providing access to critical patient data such that it is:
The business challenge is primarily
As part of this underlying infrastructure, application delivery controllers (ADCs) have emerged as one of the most important technologies in solving the problem of performance and accessibility for mission these critical applications. In its most basic form, a load balancer provides the ability to direct users to the best performing, accessible server. When one of the servers (or applications on that server) become inaccessible, the load balancer will take that server off-line, while automatically re-routing users to other functioning servers. In addition, using various load balancing algorithms, an intelligent load balancer can distribute users to servers that offer the best possible performance by dynamically interrogating key server elements such as number of concurrent connections and CPU/memory utilization. To further enhance the user experience, more advanced load balancers provide SSL acceleration by offloading security encryption/decryption processes from application servers, thereby dramatically increasing their performance, while decreasing the time and costs associated with certificate management.
For years, large corporations and institutions with mission-critical application initiatives were able to take advantage of server load balancing technology to significantly improve performance, availability and scalability of their applications. However, since e-healthcare is being deployed to reduce costs, it seems non-intuitive to spend the money on the underlying infrastructure and especially on deploying ADCs. For healthcare facilities and specifically for a small-to-medium sized hospital/clinics, the high cost of acquisition of this technology, has significantly hampered their efforts in taking advantage of e-healthcare applications.
However, that has all changed with Kemp Technologies' introduction of the LoadMaster. Integrating powerful, stable, full-featured application delivery and server load balancing with the latest advancements in layer-7 content switching and SSL acceleration technologies, Kemp has the ideal product for healthcare providers.


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In the quest for a sustainable future, the world of metal forming and fabrication emerges as a powerful force, shaping the landscape of eco-friendly production. With deft precision and innovative techniques, this artful craft weaves together functionality and environmental consciousness. Join me on a journey to explore the pivotal role of metal forming and fabrication in creating sustainable products, where ingenuity and sustainability unite harmoniously.
Forging a Sustainable Path:
Metal forming and fabrication stand at the forefront of sustainable manufacturing, forging a path towards greener practices. By utilizing recyclable metals, such as aluminium or steel, these processes reduce the demand for virgin materials and minimize the extraction of precious resources. Recycling and repurposing metal components also divert waste from landfills, breathing new life into discarded materials.
Efficiency in Motion:
Efficiency lies at the heart of sustainable practices, and metal forming and fabrication embrace this principle wholeheartedly. Through advancements in technology, such as computer-aided design (CAD) and computer numerical control (CNC) machining, manufacturers optimize material usage and streamline production processes. This not only reduces waste but also conserves energy and lowers carbon emissions, paving the way for a more sustainable manufacturing landscape.
Design for Longevity:
Metal forming and fabrication enable the creation of durable, long-lasting products. With their inherent strength and versatility, metals lend themselves to designs that withstand the test of time. By crafting robust components and structures, manufacturers reduce the need for frequent replacements and contribute to the concept of a circular economy. The extended lifespan of metal products reduces environmental impacts throughout their lifecycle.
Eco-friendly Finishes:
The finishing touches bestowed upon metal products play a crucial role in their sustainability. Low-VOC (volatile organic compound) coatings, powder coatings, and water-based finishes offer environmentally-friendly alternatives to traditional solvent-based coatings. These eco-friendly finishes reduce emissions of harmful chemicals into the environment and promote healthier living spaces while preserving the visual appeal and protection of metal surfaces.
Adaptable Innovations:
Metal forming and fabrication embrace adaptability, allowing for the creation of customizable and modular products. This flexibility enables manufacturers to respond to changing needs and trends, avoiding overproduction and minimizing waste. Additionally, the ability to disassemble and reassemble metal structures facilitates repairs, upgrades, and component replacements, reducing the overall environmental impact and extending the lifespan of products.
In the realm where innovation meets sustainability, metal forming and fabrication emerge as guardians of a greener future. By embracing recyclable materials, optimizing efficiency, designing for longevity, and adopting eco-friendly finishes, this artful craft shapes the landscape of sustainable manufacturing. Let us celebrate the artistry and ingenuity of metal forming and fabrication, for they forge a path towards a more sustainable world, where functionality and environmental consciousness intertwine in perfect harmony.
ACEXM7, a prominent industrial expo organizer, recognizes the importance of showcasing these cutting-edge advancements, and as such, has announced the FabTech India 2023, a title sponsored by Jindal Steel & Power. The three-day expo, set to take place from June 29th to July 1st at the Pragati Maidan in New Delhi, will serve as an ideal forum for professionals in the Metal Forming, Fabricating and Finishing industry to connect, learn, and network.
"Unlock the Gates to Manufacturing Greatness: FabTech India 2023 – Where Innovation Meets Industrial Transformation, Propelling India to New Heights of Export Eminence and Self-Sufficiency." – Kumar Deepak, Project Head, FabTech India 2023, Ace Exhibition Group.
To learn more about the expo, please visit:
ACEXM7 Website: www.acem7.com
FabTech India 2023 Website: www.fabtechindia.in
You can also connect on:
Kumar Deepak – 9911607755 or [email protected]
Shikha Chouhan – 8448015101 or [email protected]


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SEO is important for every website, and an online store is no exception. Canonical URLs play a critical role in ensuring that your client's website isn't penalized by search engines and that the SEO is strong. They make sure that search engines don't get confused when different URLs point to the same content or webpage, and can help inform which URLs have identical or highly similar content.
Whether you're already familiar with canonical URLs or you've never seen the term rel="canonical"
before, this article unpacks the details you need to know, so that your client's online store is on the road to being fully search engine optimized. Let's dive in.
What is a canonical URL?
A canonical URL refers to an HTML link element, with the attribute of rel="canonical"
(also known as a canonical tag), found in the <head>
element of your client's webpage. It specifies to search engines their preferred URL.
That means the canonical URL element informs Google and other search engines to crawl a website, and what URL to index that specific page's content under. This is important because URLs can have variations, based on a variety of factors, but be serving up the same or similar content. The specification went live in April of 2012, and was described in RFC 6596.
"That means the canonical URL element informs Google and other search engines to crawl a website, and what URL to index that specific page's content under."
Take for example the following URLs:
Each URL is referring to the same homepage content for my fancy t-shirt website, however the URLs themselves are slightly different. This can be an issue for search engines, because the engine itself doesn't necessarily know which page should be the source of truth, and it may just choose a canonical URL algorithmically for you.
In other words, if you have a web page accessible by multiple URLs, or different pages with similar content (e.g. separate mobile and desktop versions), you should specify to a search engine which URL is authoritative (canonical) for that page.
Why do canonical URLs matter?
1. They help to specify which URL you want people to see in search results
You might prefer people reach your blue t-shirts product page via:
Rather than:
Using canonicals can help you keep things "clean."
2. They simplify tracking metrics for a single product/topic
When there are a variety of URLs, it becomes more difficult to get consolidated metrics for a specific piece of content. Canonical URLs help keep things simple and organized, especially when it comes to reporting performance to your client.
3. They consolidate link signals for similar or duplicate pages and manage syndicated content
Canonical URLs help search engines consolidate the information they have for the individual URLs (such as links to them) into a single, authoritative URL. Also, if you syndicate your content for publication on other domains, canonical URLs help to consolidate page ranking to your preferred URL. In other words, similar or duplicate content across websites won't have to compete for traffic/ranking in search engines.
"If you syndicate your content for publication on other domains, canonical URLs help to consolidate page ranking to your preferred URL."
The canonical_url
In Shopify, the canonical_url
object returns the canonical URL for the current page. The canonical URL is the page's "default" URL with any URL parameters removed. It can be output like this:
{{ canonical_url }}
For Shopify products and variants, the canonical URL output is the default product page with no collection or variant selected.
For example, a product in a collection with a variant selected might look something like this:
The canonical_url
output for this page would be:
For specific use cases, you can create custom canonical URLs for pages or blog posts by using if
statements, based on various templates in your theme and using theme settings. This is usually only required if you are doing some fancy URL masking.
You might also like: An Introduction to Theme Options.
SEO considerations and best practices for canonical URLs
Various ways to canonicalize multiple URLs
Focusing on canonical URLs primarily falls under the category of on-page SEO rather than off-page SEO (though you should be tracking your overall redirection strategy somewhere). Outside of using rel="canonical"
, there are multiple ways to canonicalize URLs. In most cases, rel="canonical"
is the recommended way of consolidating duplicate content for search engines, however here are a few other ways of canonicalization to consider.
1. Use a 301 redirect
A 301 redirect is a status code that tells Google or other search engines that you wish to create a permanent redirect from one URL to another. A 301 redirect sends visitors and search engines to a different URL than the one they originally requested in their browser or click on from a search results page. These redirects also link various URLs together, so that search engines rank all of the addresses based on the domain authority from inbound links.
You might also like: How to Make SEO and Paid Social Work Together to Drive Traffic and Revenue.
2. Use Passive parameters in the Google Search Console
In Google Search Console, you can find the option to set URL parameters, once your website is verified. What this does is give you the ability to tell Google which parameters you would like to consider passive. This means that you can tell Google, "Whenever you see this URL parameter, just treat it like it doesn't exist." There's a great tutorial on how to set passive parameters with the URL parameters tool in Google Search Console.
"This means that you can tell Google, "Whenever you see this URL parameter, just treat it like it doesn't exist.""
3. Use location hashes
Also known as fragment identifiers, a fragment URL is a URL with a #
at the end of it that specifies a specific section on a page (usually jumping to an id that matches the name of the fragment identifier).
A hash can exist in the URL and Google, along with other search engines, will consider it a single URL. This means that that jumped content won't be ranked differently, and therefore not indexed differently. Essentially, it will be canonicalized to the same URL.
You might also like: 5 Simple Google Analytics Reports You Should Create for Every Client.
Things to keep in mind or avoid 📝
When playing around with SEO and canonicalization, it's important to fully understand the implications it has with search ranking. These can be both good and bad, but to avoid the bad bits, I've put together a few things to keep in mind when using canonical URLs.
1. Canonical URL or a 301 redirect?
Shopify creates automatic redirects for you (for example in blog posts) when you change the URL of an already published post to a new URL. However, making the choice between a 301 redirect or setting a canonical URL can sometimes be tough. According to SEO expert Joost de Valk at Yoast, "If there are no technical reasons not to do a redirect, you should always do a redirect. If you cannot redirect because that would break the user experience or be otherwise problematic, set a canonical URL."
If there are no technical reasons not to do a redirect, you should always do a redirect. If you cannot redirect because that would break the user experience or be otherwise problematic, set a canonical URL.
If you're looking to create manual redirects for specific pages on Shopify, you can follow this handy tutorial found in our documentation.
2. Do not block Google from crawling specific URLs
You can use robots.txt
to tell Google what pages to disallow, essentially which to crawl and not to crawl.
However, this is problematic when it comes to duplicate content. This is because you're essentially telling Google not to look at a specific page, therefore Googlebot doesn't crawl or index the page at all, which means any ranking signals that page might have had (though duplicate content) could have contributed to the original source if specified with a canonical URL. This means you miss out on engagement signals, content signals, and anything that would have helped contribute to a Google ranking.
So, don't block Google from crawling specific URLs when it comes to duplicate content. Setting up proper canonical URLs takes care of this, and Google will know which pages to look at.
3. Don't just delete non-canonical versions 🙅
Additionally when it comes to duplicate content, there is sometimes the inclination of wanting to "clean up" and delete or remove old posts, products, etc. The problem with this is that sometimes that content has been linked to or referenced in other places.
For example, someone might have saved a product on Pinterest, and will no longer be able to access it once it's been deleted. A solution here is to instead redirect to the new page, product, etc., which should be available for potential customers. The only time it's recommended to remove pages entirely without redirects is if they were made in error, are very new, or have little-to-no traffic whatsoever.
In case you accidentally delete old content, make sure you've set up your client with a 404 error page that improves the user experience (UX), rather than ruining it. Some of the best 404 pages are memorable because they include a good combination of humor and strong UX.
Canonical URLs for everyone!
SEO is important for every website, and using canonical URLs can help to better inform search engines which URLs have identical or highly similar content. Understanding how to use canonical URLs is one of many essential front-end developer skills you'll need to optimize your client's website. Get started by making sure the Shopify theme you built, or use, contains canonical URLs.
Illustrations by Tiffany Tse.
Have you set up canonical URLs for your clients? Let us know in the comments below.


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Secret Rendezvous – S1:E3
1MLusty teen Janice Griffith has been invited over by her teacher Jessa Rhodes for some naughty fun. Janice agrees, but only if her boyfriend Tyler Nixon can come. As soon as Janice and Tyler arrive, the trio starts slipping out of their clothes until Janice is naked from the waist down and on her knees making love to Tyler's dick with her generous mouth while Jessa masturbates.When Janice lies down on her back so that Tyler can push his cock deep into her dripping twat, Jessa finally stirs herself to help out. She takes turns using her hands to pleasure Janice's boobs while putting her naughty mouth to work sucking Tyler off any time he pulls out of Janice's twat.The girls finally help each other strip down to bare skin and exchange a long kiss before letting Tyler enjoy a double blowjob. When they lay down side by side, Tyler gets to deliver a pussy pounding first to Jessa's landing strip snatch and then to Janice when she goes up on her knees for a doggy style fuck. When Jessa sees how much Janice is enjoying having her pussy pounded like that, she demands the doggy style treatment, too!Knowing that she's only got one more climax in her, Janice climbs onto Tyler's member for a wild stiffie ride that only gets better as Jessa works her tits. Jessa takes a final turn as well, pounding her ass in reverse cowgirl until her moans of pleasure fill the room. Then it's finally Tyler's turn to cum, which he does with great enthusiasm thanks to a final double blowjob that fills both girls' mouths with cum that they swap in a snowball kiss.


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It might be a spot, lump, bump or polyp you've found suspicious or bothersome enough to ask a doctor to have a look at. The doctor sends what she has excised for testing and tells you it's "pre-cancerous". But what exactly does that mean, and is it cause for alarm?
A reminder about how cancer occurs
Our bodies are made up of more than 200 types of building blocks, or cells, which form your organs (heart, brain, skin and so forth). Over time, these cells replace each other to keep our organs healthy and functioning normally.
Ordinarily, this cell regeneration (and the controlled cell death) is exquisitely controlled. But occasionally errors are made, particularly in the gate-keeping processes that control how quickly and efficiently the cells regenerate. The process then begins to get out of control.
The older we get, and the more times our cells regenerate and replace themselves, the more chances there are for mistakes. This is why we call cancer a disease of age – one that is more likely as you grow older.
How is pre-cancer different from cancer?
Pre-cancers are abnormal cells which have undergone some changes that we know are associated with an increased risk of becoming cancerous, but are not yet cancer. These changes include alterations to the inherited material (DNA) of the cells and the way those cells talk to their neighbouring cells and the immune system.
As these changes occur, the cells develop the ability to ignore normal cues that would ordinarily signal them to die (or stop replicating). This leads to an increase in the number of pre-cancer cells that may be detectable – for example, a mole on your skin made up of melanocytes (pigmented cells) or a small polyp in your colon that shows up during a colonoscopy.
Additional or more powerful changes occur to switch these pre-cancers to cancer, and the chance of this happening is different for each cancer. Cancer occurs when cells become completely deaf to normal signals that constrain growth and regeneration, allowing them to start moving away from their proper location, upsetting their resident tissue and other organs around the body.
Not all pre-cancers are equal
Pre-cancers can take a long time to develop into cancer, many in fact will not progress but some can progress remarkably fast. It's this risk of cancer that clinicians and scientists are trying to prevent.
Doctors currently use a combination of the size, number, location and appearance of precancers together with molecular changes and patient history (for example exposure to known environmental risk factors such as long-term sun exposure, or a genetic susceptibility such as family history of bowel cancer) to predict the overall likelihood of cancer developing.
This risk assessment determines whether a pre-cancer needs to be removed and the screening interval for follow-up with the patient. This evaluation is based on the best available data and medical researchers are working hard every day to understand more about what contributes to this risk to identify better, absolute markers for pre-cancers that will progress to cancer.
So if your spot, lump or bump wasn't cancer, you have found it early and this is good news. Having a pre-cancerous condition doesn't mean you have cancer, or that you will definitely develop cancer. But pre-cancerous conditions might develop into a cancer, so it's important to monitor your health.
Early detecting
In Australia, cancer screening has been implemented for many decades. We have a number of screening options for skin cancer (regular skin checks by GPs and specialists), breast cancer (mammograms, available free for women 50-74), cervical cancer (screening test, available free for women 25-74) and bowel cancer screening (also known as colorectal cancer), performed through the National Bowel Cancer Screening program (available free to every Australian aged 50-74) through a faeces test.
The same precautions that reduce your chances of cancer are likely to reduce the earliest changes associated with pre-cancer.
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What Tax Dollars Can't Buy By Master ROSS DOUTHAT
OVER the last 30 years, the U.S. economy has generated more large fortunes and more stress for the middle class. While the rich have grown extraordinarily rich, median wages have barely increased, the costs of health care and higher education have jumped, and socioeconomic mobility has lagged behind that of other developed nations. Americans have never begrudged the wealthy their success, as long as they had a chance to rise higher than their parents, and perhaps get rich themselves. But our era of diminished expectations is putting that in doubt.
My God, that Ross Douthat is a reasonable, knowledgeable man! He acknowledges our problems and disappointment in a balanced, middle of the road way.
From the drum circles of Zuccotti Park to the hustings of Barack Obama's re-election push, a suddenly invigorated liberalism thinks that it has the answer to this angst: a renewed demand for higher taxes on America's richest 1 percent. And if all you care about is reducing measured income inequality, then the Occupy Wall Streeters and their Democratic admirers have it right. Tax millionaires sufficiently and you'll end up with a more equal society. The tallest poppies will be trimmed, and some of their income will find its way to someone's else pocket.
Sure, if all you care about is a society in which an obscenely wealthy few lord over the teeming masses, on whom they are inflicting ever more poverty and control. But would it be fair to pick the pockets of the rich? Yes, they use more resources while pushing more and more of their operating expenses on the taxpayer, but let's face it, if you want to tax their money you'll have to take it out of their cold, dead hands. All that money buys a lot of mercenaries.
But true social mobility and broadly shared prosperity are not so easily achieved. Remember that those tax dollars, once collected, would not be disbursed with perfect effectiveness to the most deserving members of the American middle class. Instead, they would be used to buy a little more time for our failing public institutions — postponing a reckoning with unsustainable pension commitments, delaying necessary reforms in our entitlement system and propping up an educational sector whose results don't match the costs.
And if you were to tax the rich, Mr. and Mrs. Middle Class, it's not like you'd get the money anyway! It would all go to the undeserving old fogies and little "urban" kids. Not you.
More spending in these areas won't necessarily buy us more mobility. The public-sector workplace has become a kind of artificial Eden, whose fortunate inhabitants enjoy solid pay and 1950s-style job security and retirement benefits, all of it paid for by their less-fortunate private-sector peers. Some on the left have convinced themselves that this "success" can lay the foundation for a broader middle-class revival. But if a bloated public sector were the blueprint for a thriving middle-class society, then the whole world would be beating a path to Greece's door.
So the best thing to do is to let the rich evade paying taxes. Just like Greece.
Our entitlement system, meanwhile, is designed to redistribute wealth. But this redistribution doesn't go from the idle rich to the working poor; it goes from young to old, working-age savings to retiree consumption, middle-class parents to empty-nest seniors. The Congressional Budget Office's new report on income inequality points out that growing Medicare costs are part of the reason upper-income retirees receive a larger share of federal spending than they did 30 years ago, while working-age households with children receive "a much smaller and declining share of transfers." Absent reforms, this mismatch will only grow more pronounced: by the 2030s, Medicare recipients will receive $3 in benefits for every dollar they paid in.If the rich pay taxes they'll just go to pay the old people's hospital bills. What do you care?--you're not old.
Then there's the public education system, theoretically the nation's most important socioeconomic equalizer. Yet even though government spending on K-to-12 education has more than doubled since the 1970s, test scores have flatlined and the United States has fallen behind its developed-world rivals. Meanwhile, federal spending on higher education has been undercut by steadily inflating tuitions, in what increasingly looks like an academic answer to the housing bubble. (If the Occupy Wall Street dream of student loan forgiveness were fulfilled, this cycle would probably just continue.)
And don't even get me started on the kids, the losers.
The story of the last three decades, in other words, is not the story of a benevolent government starved of funds by selfish rich people and fanatical Republicans. It's a story of a public sector that has consistently done less with more, and a liberalism that has often defended the interests of narrow constituencies — public-employee unions, affluent seniors, the education bureaucracy — rather than the broader middle class.
What does the middle class get when we tax the rich? Nothing! Those selfish, greedy unions and old folks and schoolteachers grab it all!
The alternative to this liberalism should not, however, be the kind of reverse class warfare currently being championed by the not-Romney candidates in the Republican field, whose flat-tax fantasies would ask working Americans to bear more of the burden for public institutions that have been failing them for years.
Ummmmm, Romney. Sigh.
Rather, it should be a kind of small-government egalitarianism, which would seek to reform the government before we pour more money into it, along lines that encourage upward mobility and benefit the middle class. This would mean seeking a carefully means-tested welfare state, a less special interest-friendly tax code, and a public sector that worked for taxpayers and parents rather than the other way around.
He'd get rid of government and thrash those liberal special interest groups and lift good freedom-loving Parent-Americans up from the clutches of the teeming masses.
This was the potential message that had some of us excited about the prospects of either a Mitch Daniels or a Chris Christie candidacy. Given his background and his bank account, Mitt Romney is an unlikely champion for a more egalitarian conservatism. But it wouldn't be the first time that an American patrician has emerged as a champion of the common man.
Oh Mitt, how patrician is your nose and how noble is your brow! Lift your mighty swift flaming sword and pierce your enemies with it! Love us, protect us, tell us we're special!


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"I loved this girl, and I couldn't do anything about it."
WOW!! I was hooked on this book from the moment I started it and I could not put it down until the end!! An angsty, unconventional love story and such a roller coaster! It was absolutely unputdownable.
When Greta's stepbrother came to live with them during her senior year, she never expected him to be such a jerk, and she certainly never expected to feel so drawn to him. He was stunning. Gorgeous. Hot. Tattooed and pierced (yes, there!!) with bad habits and a bad attitude to match. And yet she sensed something behind his abrasive behaviour… something that showed her a vulnerability and hurt that she could see was eating away at him, and she was determined to get through to him one way or another.
He was rude, he lashed out with his words, paraded girls in front of her, and toyed with her emotions… and yet the next moment he was putting himself in harms way to protect her. One thing was certain: there was more to Elec than met the eye.
Once they got past their initial differences, he made it still clear that there were some lines he would not cross. And once she got to know him it became clear that underneath all the anger that he showed the world was a guy with a very good heart who wanted her just as much as she wanted him.
"You're the only girl in the entire world that's forbidden, and fuck me if that doesn't make me want you more than anything."
But just when things were looking up, one night and one phone call changed everything. Forever. And just as quickly as he entered her life, he was gone again. And she didn't see him again for seven years.
When a family tragedy brought them both back home, they were both shocked to see how some things (heartbreaking things) had changed so much and others hadn't changed even one bit.
This is a sexy, angst-filled story of first love and forbidden desires. It's a story with imperfect people who sometimes choose wrong. It's a story with heart break and angst, but also with healing and growth. And most of all it's a story of learning to follow your heart. Sometimes, you just have to listen to your heart.
"I want to be the only one to show you everything and to be the one you'll always remember for the rest of your life."
Oh my gosh, their reunion just punched me in the gut. Again. And again. And again. That little twist. My poor heart was just shredded. But at the same time, I understood what had happened. It made sense given the timeline… but it didn't make it one but easier to read.
"I know I'm not supposed to care. But when it comes to you, what I'm supposed to be feeling has never seemed to matter."
There are no good stopping points in this book and it keeps you desperate to find out what happens next. But especially from about 54% on til the end, I'm pretty sure I didn't move once from my spot on the couch and just sat there madly flipping pages and devouring the story.
"I'm… fighting the urge to back you up against this wall and fuck you so hard that I'll have to carry you back to your room."
This is the kind of book where, once you start reading, you'll want to cancel all your plans for the rest of the day so that you can just keep reading it. I loved the way the author incorporated both sides of the story. It was a very unique way to show the dual POV and I thought it really worked well for this. There was so much that I loved about the story but it also wasn't perfect for me. There were some things (in the second half) that I might have wanted a little differently but they didn't stop me from loving the story and there's really no doubt that this book was completely unputdownable!!
If you want a sexy, unique, unconventional romance to fall in love with, try this one!!
Rating: 4.5 stars. Standalone New Adult Romance.
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Uplifting and effervescent, Vesuvius is bursting with notes of sparkling citrus, peach and vanilla, erupting like a blazing volcano.
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What are specific types of learning disabilities?
A specific learning disability is unique to the individual and can appear in a variety of ways. It may be difficult to diagnose, to determine impact, and to accommodate. Generally speaking, someone may be diagnosed with a learning disability if they are of average or above-average intelligence and there is a lack of achievement at age and ability level or there is a large discrepancy between achievement and intellectual ability.
An untrained observer may conclude that a person with a learning disability is "lazy" or "just not trying hard enough." He may have a difficult time understanding the large discrepancy between reading comprehension and proficiency in verbal ability. The observer sees only the input and output, not the processing of the information. Deficiencies in the processing of information make learning and expressing ideas difficult or impossible tasks. Learning disabilities usually fall within four broad categories:
- Spoken language-listening and speaking
- Written language-reading, writing, and spelling
- Arithmetic-calculation and concepts
- Reasoning-organization and integration of ideas and thoughts
A person with a learning disability may have discrepancies in one or all of these categories. The effects of an LD are manifested differently for different individuals and range from mild to severe. Learning disabilities may also be present along with other disabilities, such as mobility or sensory impairments. Often people with Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADD) or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) also have learning disabilities. Specific types of learning disabilities include the following:
- Dysgraphia-An individual with Dysgraphia has a difficult time with the physical task of forming letters and words with a pen and paper and has difficulty producing legible handwriting.
- Dyscalculia-A person with Dyscalculia has difficulty understanding and using math concepts and symbols.
- Dyspraxia-Language comprehension of a person with Dyspraxia does not match language production. She may mix up words and sentences while talking.
- Nonverbal Learning Disorder-A Nonverbal Learning Disorder is demonstrated by below-average motor coordination, visual-spatial organization, and social skills.
- Dyslexia-An individual with Dyslexia may mix up letters within words and words within sentences while reading. He may also have difficulty spelling words correctly while writing; letter reversals are common. Some individuals with Dyslexia may also have a difficult time with navigating and route finding using right/left and/or compass directions.
For information about how technology can benefit individuals with learning disabilities, consult Working Together: Computers and People with Learning Disabilities.


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My effort has been to not only put the Biblical incident in the original setting ... but at the same time give the human touch "which makes the whole world kin" and which ever remains the same.
The most distinguished African-American artist of the nineteenth century, Henry Ossawa Tanner was also the first artist of his race to achieve international acclaim. Tanner was born on June 21, 1859, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania , to Benjamin Tucker and Sarah Miller Tanner. Tanner's father was a college-educated teacher and minister who later became a bishop in the African Methodist Episcopalian Church. Sarah Tanner was a former slave whose mother had sent her north to Pittsbur gh through the Underground Railroad. Tanner's family moved frequently during his early years when his father was assigned to various churches and schools. In 1864 Tanner's family settled in Philadelphia where his early artistic interests were developed. At age thirteen, Tanner decided to become an artist when he saw a painter at work during a walk in Fairmount Park near his home. Throughout his teens, Tanner painted and drew constantly in his spare time and tried to look at art as much as possible in Philadelphia art galleries. He also studied briefly with two of the city's minor painters.Eager to discourage his son's interest in art, Bishop Tanner apprenticed him to a friend to learn the milling business. For Tanner, a frail young man whose health was never strong throughout his life, the work in the flour mill proved too strenuous and h e became seriously HI. His parents encouraged his painting during his recuperation, and Tanner lived at home during the next few years except for several trips to the Adirondack Mountains and Florida for his health. In 1880, when Tanner was twenty-one, he enrolled in the prestigious Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. There he studied with a group of master professors including Thomas Eakins. It was Eakins who exerted the greatest influence on Tanner's early style. Tanner left the Pennsylvania Aca demy prior to graduating to pursue the idea of combining business with art. In 1888 he moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and established a modest photography gallery where he attempted to earn a semiartistic living by selling drawings, making photographs, and t eaching ar-t classes at Clark College. In spite of his combined efforts, Tanner's Atlanta venture barely prorated enough to provide living expenses.
In Atlanta, Tanner met Bishop and Mrs. Joseph Crane Hartzell, who became his primary white patrons over the next several years. In the summer of 1888 Tanner sold his small gallery and moved to Highlands, North Carolina, in the Blue Ridge Mountains where he hoped to study and earn a living by his photography. He also felt that the mountains would be good for his delicate health, While there, Tanner may have made many sketches and photographs of the region and its African-American residents, some of which were later used as subjects in his most important early paintings.
In the fall of 1888, Tanner returned to Atlanta and taught drawing for two years at Clark College. After discussing his ambitions to travel abroad with Bishop and Mrs. Hartzell, they arranged an exhibition of Tanner's works in Cincinnati in the fall of l 890. When no paintings were sold, the Hartzells bought the entire collection. This endowment allowed Tanner to sail for Rome in January 189 1. After brief stays in Liverpool and London, Tanner arrived in Paris. He was so impressed by this center of art and artists that he abandoned his plans to study in Rome.
In Paris, Tanner enrolled in the Academie Julian where the painters Jean Paul Laurens and Jean Joseph Benjamin-Constant were among his teachers. It was not long before he painted two of his most important works depicting African-American subjects, The Ba njo Lesson of 1893 and The Thankful Poor of 1894. During the summers of 1892 and 1893, Tanner left Paris and lived in isolated rural areas in Brittany. His best-known paintings from that period are The Bagpipe Lesson of 1894 and The Young Sabot Maker of 1895. Both depict French peasants, and Tanner assimilated the inhabitants of his rural French environment into his works as he had done previously in the mountains of Highlands, North Carolina.
In 1895, Tanner painted Daniel in the Lion's Den, which won an honorable mention in the Paris Salon the same year. Two years later he completed Resurrection of Lazarus, which so impressed Rodman Wanamaker, a Philadelphia merchant in Paris, that he decide d to finance the first of Tanner's several trips to the Holy Land. Before leaving, Tanner sent his Resurrection of Lazarus to the Paris Salon where it was awarded a third class medal and was purchased by the French government for exhibition at the Luxemb ourg Gallery and eventually entered the collection of the Louvre.
Spurred by his newly found acclaim, Tanner visited Philadelphia for several months in 1893. The visit, however, convinced him that he could not fight racial prejudice. Tanner returned to Paris and focused on painting religious subjects and landscapes. In 1899 Tanner married Jessie Olssen, a white opera singer from
San Francisco, whom he had met in Paris. The couple's only child, Jesse Ossawa, was born in New York in 1903. Their marriage may have influenced Tanner's decision to settle permanently in France, where the family divided its time between Paris and a farm near Etaples in Normandy.
During the final decades of Tanner's career he enjoyed consistent acclaim. In 1900, his 1895 painting, Daniel in the Lion's Den, was awarded a silver medal at the Universal Exposition in Paris; the following year it received a silver medal at the Pan American exhibition in Buffalo.
In 1908 his first one-man exhibition of religious paintings in the United States was held at the American Art Galleries in New York. Two years later, Tanner was elected a member of the National Academy of Design. In 1923 he was made an honorary chevalie r of the Order of the Legion of Honor, France's highest honor, and in 1927 he became a full academician of the National Academy of Design, the first African American to receive that honor. In his later years, Tanner was a symbol of hope and inspiration f or African-American leaders and young black artists, many of whom visited him in Paris. On May 25, 1937, Tanner died at his home in Paris.
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