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Linda Loveland Reid's first novel, Touch of Magenta, is an ambitious work that tells two interweaving stories. Pegeen's, which is set in motion in 1895 by a forbidden inter-racial love, and Corri's, whose mother's death in 1971 tilts the course of an unsettled life.
I found Pegeen's journey spellbinding and well rendered, while Corri's machinations annoyed me. And at 38, Corri seemed more like the baby boomers, who were just coming of age in that era, than peers in her own generation. But Pegeen's fortitude in the face of multiple losses, and the way Reid was able to deftly set the stage in Gold Rush-era California and other locales, more than compensated for what I perceive to be incongruities in Corri's character. Plus, where would we be if all fictional characters were sympathetic—can you imagine a good-natured Scarlet O'Hara?
I was moved by this book and cared about what was happening as the stories unfolded and converged. I'd classify Touch of Magenta as a satisfying read. If you decide to purchase the book, though, be sure to get the second edition, which improves upon the first.
Reid, who is also a theater director and figurative painter, is someone to watch. She's not imitating anyone else; she trusts her instincts and experiments with language to paint scenes with words and create dialogue that is crisp and genuine. I look forward to reading her next book.
Note: I know Linda Loveland Reid slightly. We both belong to Redwood Writers, a branch of the California Writer's Club. But the branch has about 140 members, and Linda and I have probably spoken all of three times, so I did not feel obligated to plug her book.


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If the term 'couponing' brings up images of your granny clipping square shaped coupons from the newspapers, you have an old-fashioned take on it. Chances are that your business also reflects that attitude. Alex Papaconstantinou from UK coupon site Wikigains says it's surprising to see many businesses still stuck in the Dark Age when it comes to digital coupon strategy.
Issuing discount coupons is a relevant marketing strategy that can boost the value of most brand-conscious companies. According to a latest report, over 80 percent of Americans use a printed a coupon from reputed coupon sites, and about 53 percent customers use deal sites like LivingSocial or Groupon.
If your company sells a product/ service that has a lot of competition, promotion is an important tool to drive the much needed sale. Partnering with a reputed coupon site like Wikigains can prove to be beneficial, provided that you plan an effective coupon strategy, manage and track the results.
Please bear in mind that although there are dozens of benefits of implementing a coupon strategy, make sure the one you use holds value for your company. For example, if there is no coupon or promo code box in your website's checkout page, how will the consumers use a coupon.
Similarly, if you are a single-channel retailer that offers a high level of personalization, you must determine how and at which level the customers may use the coupons.
Most of the coupon websites partner with reputed affiliate networks to offer coupons, and this is where merchants provide coupons for a commission. So, if you wish to benefit from coupon sites, you must invest in an affiliate program.
To begin with, you need to identify the affiliate networks available and in which capacity you wish to partner with them. Here are some tips to help you effectively work with a coupon site and build a solid infrastructure:
#1.Select your coupon partners wisely:
Make sure you always research a coupon website thoroughly before accepting it into your affiliate program. Visit each site to ensure that it is relevant to the program you offer. Look for an applicable category on the site or a relevant section featuring similar types of companies, products or offers.
#2. Have an in-house manager work closely with coupon partners
You must have an experienced in-house manager or a specialized third-party agency closely work with the coupon partner(s). Their key role would be to use various models to evaluate and identify which one works best for your target audience. Acquisition of new customers and retaining the existing ones should also be an important part of their roles.
#3. Invest in your relationships with coupon sites
According to Wikigains, just setting up a discount coupon program or partnering with affiliate networks is not enough. You need to encourage the coupon sites to put your brand on their front page by investing in programs like social media, email, blogging, and display ads.
#4. Offer rewards and track results
You must set commissions to reward coupon sites for new customer acquisition, conversions or awareness for your business. Have reward programs in place to motivate your partners and track the outcomes to understand the contribution of coupon sites.
In an era of digitalization, Wikigains believes that modernizing coupon strategy can highly benefit your business. It can not only help you reach out to a larger audience but also track the results more closely and work with the right business partners.

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At approximately 9.30pm on Saturday 7th September 2019, we were called to a report of a serious road traffic collision involving a car and cyclist on the A4049 between Aberbargoed and Pengam.
The collision involved a blue Vauxhall Astra and bicycle. There were two boys on the bicycle, both aged 12-years-old.
One of the boys was initially taken to Prince Charles Hospital, Merthyr Tydfil. He was later transferred to the University Hospital Wales, Cardiff where, as a result of injuries sustained in the collision, he was sadly pronounced deceased.
We can confirm his identity as 12-year-old Cole Roper, from Cefn Fforest. His family have been notified and Specialist officers are supporting his family at this difficult time.
The other child was treated at hospital for his injuries and has since been released.
There were no injuries to the driver of the car.
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Uff Da: The Super Bowl tourist's guide to speaking Minnesotan
Welcome to Minnesota, football fans!
That previous sentence is pretty much the only straightforward, easily understood thing you'll hear from a Minnesotan during your brief stay in our frigid land. In conversation, we tend to be stoic, mysterious, and non-confrontational to a fault.
City Pages has helpfully translated a few common Minnesota-isms so out-of-towners have a better chance of understanding the local patois:
"It's actually not that bad out there."
General assessment of the weather suitable for any conditions warmer than -20. Usually arrived at by at equation of temperature + wind child = will not explode your face.
"The Vikes will be playing in this thing next year, dontcha know."
A symptom of the area's pervasive delusion regarding all matters football. Defenses include gently patting subject on the head and saying, "There, there, everything will be all right."
"That's... interesting."
You are talking like a weirdo. Please cease and desist.
"You can get a pop at the SA kitty-corner from the sub shop."
Soft drinks are sold at the gas station located diagonally from that sandwich establishment.
Holy shit!/Unbelievable!/Brilliant!/That's great!/I'm so sorry to hear that!/I think my nose is broken!
"Sure, you betcha."
I'm not disputing your previous statement. I may not agree with it. I have acknowledged that you said it.
"I bet you expected everyone up here to sound like they're from the movie Fargo!"
I don't sound like someone from Fargo, do I? Don't tell me I sound like my friggin' aunt.
"You know what restaurant you should try?"
I know a business that will bring you a platter of food bigger than a toddler for $4.99.
"Uff da, alla these fans'll have 35 jammed all the way to Hinckley!."
The presence of Super Bowl tourists will disrupt north-south traffic on a major interstate highway.
"What kind of music do you like?"
Prince, say Prince, please say Prince, Prince-or-Bob Dylan, Prince-or-Bob Dylan-or-the Replacements...
"You're a Patriots fan, huh? You know Tom Brady used to visit family in Minnesota and milk cows on their farm?"
He owes his success to us. We are entitled to one of his Super Bowl rings. How many does one man need?
"You're an Eagles fan, huh? Oh, I heard so much about the trips people took there for the Vikings game."
I am trying to dial 911 without removing my phone from my pocket.
"Ope! I'm just gonna sneeeeeak past ya..."
You're in my way, but mentioning that might feel like a confrontation, so instead I'll just act like our uncomfortable proximity is somehow my fault.
"Do you like spicy food?"
I know a place with two kinds of salsa!
"You've never had lutefisk?"
Go ahead. Ask me what it is. I just want to see your expression as you imagine dried whitefish soaked in lye until it turns translucent and gelatinous.
"Didja know Justin Timberlake's wife is from Ely?"
Our state is capable of producing beautiful celebrities like Jessica Biel. Within the next few minutes I will be awkwardly wedging Josh Hartnett, Chris Pratt, Winona Ryder, Vince Vaughn, and Lindsey Vonn into the conversation.
"Can youse guys borrow me a couple bucks? $12 for Jucy Lucy and tots is pretty spendy."
Would you lend me money? I did not anticipate paying this much for a hamburger filled with molten cheese and fried potato cylinders.
"Actually, I grew up in Wisconsin."
I come from a long line of cheerful alcoholics, each of whom can still name every single person who has ever played for the Green Bay Packers.
"Well, nice talking to you, but we should probably get goin' here."
Known as the Minnesota Goodbye. A phrase that will be repeated over the next 15-90 minutes as my spouse and I slowly make our way to the door.


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Last updated on September 2020
Skin Rash Study Before Chemotherapy in Colorectal & Head and Neck Cancer Patients
Brief description of study
The purpose of this study is to determine if using preventive treatments such as Doxycycline (an anti-biotic) capsules, sunscreen with SPF 30, Hydrocortisone 1% cream and a moisturizer will help to reduce the incidence and severity of the skin rash associated with Cetuximab (Erbitux) when compared to receiving standard care for the treatment of skin rash.
Detailed Study Description
Of the 100 subjects who will participate in this study, 50 will be in the extensive treatment group and 50 will be in the standard care group. Subjects in the extensive treatment group will use Doxycycline capsule, 100 mg, taken twice daily, sunscreen SPF 30 or higher, moisturizer applied to the face, hands, feet, neck, back, and chest each morning after sunscreen, hydrocortisone 1% cream applied to the face, hands, feet, neck, back, and chest each evening.
Subjects will start taking the capsule and applying the creams three days prior to beginning cetuximab therapy. They will continue this regimen of taking the capsule and applying the creams for 8 weeks. If they develop severe skin rash as a result of cetuximab therapy, the study doctor may decide to reduce the amount of the dose of cetuximab that they receive or prescribe other medicines according to standard treatment recommendations, just as he/she would if the subject was not participating in this study. Subjects will be monitored at enrollment, 3 weeks into cetuximab treatment and at the end of cetuximab treatment for adherence, side effects and quality of life.
The standard care group will not receive preventive treatment, but they will be allowed to use sunscreen and moisturizer if desired. They, too, will be monitored at enrollment, 3 weeks into cetuximab treatment and at the end of cetuximab treatment for adherence, side effects and quality of life.
If a subject is assigned to this group and they develop a severe skin rash, the study doctor will treat their rash according to standard treatment recommendations, which may include Hydrocortisone 1% cream, Doxycycline capsules or other medications.
There will be a follow-Up period for both extensive treatment and standard care groups. At 6 months, 12 months, 18 months and 24 months, after the end of the subject's 8 week study treatment period, they will be contacted by telephone or discussed during their routine clinic visit.
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One common image is noticed at any school or at households; the parents helping and assisting their children with trivial tasks. Like how to dress, how to tie the shoes, arranging his school bag, how to cross the street, how to be on time, how to eat. Raising children not able to work on their own, and when faced a stiff situation children not able to hold on their own, in such a situation parents have to blame themselves trying to project the children in such a mild format. It is the quite discouraging situation for any child to fend for himself taking on such tough instances.
These perils surface often for parents when not taking time off to train the children to act on their own the many of his duties in and around home and school.
- Children need besides good care definite training in many aspects while he is growing up.
- Training our children have to be a part of our daily routine looking for ideal time to teach them familiar tasks that makes his life interesting, and ours less tedious and less conflicting. Incidental remarks, satires, harsh words, are never good training tools. Patience and planning and timing are the buzz words here.
- Failing to take time off for training and later finding the children ill-equipped to deal on his own in any of his efforts effort, surely, would, later on, lead to, parents constantly correcting an unguided child. Constant corrections fail to train a child and later may create a possibility that he is left discouraged or predisposes to depend more on their parents at the slightest urge.
- To teach a particular skill repetition and regular routine is the key. To master a particular skill, say for example table manner, a child has to be first explained the need and method of table manners and see that the child follows the custom every day until it becomes a seamless habit to him. Patience, confidence, encouragement that the child can learn in his terms, space, and pace is one point to be observed by the parents. Encouragement and support are vital.
- Children are a natural store of inbuilt courage and are wired to take risks and imitate things that others are doing. Parents should have enough trust to step back and let the children work and practice by themselves. Allow the tough situations trigger to instill few good coping skills in them.
- When children realize that the parents are behind them supportively watching and understand enough to pick them, dust them off and put them back on the track then they are willing to run an extra mile on their own and be strong enough to buffet any punch coming their way. If parents wish the children to succeed give them as many training chances to try, try and try again.
- Children are good self-starters. They have a natural mechanism to devise and explore on their own. The parents' responsibility is to wind them up and sit back and watch them testing their might but never lose sight of them. Parents should never carry all the children's fears on their backs; allow them to float up and fly high in the sky like a kite, and string firmly and securely in our hand. This is how to encourage them to realize their self-esteem, confidence, and self-worth. Choosing their own actions to recognize their dreams.


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Last week, a 21-year-old Ontario student named Godfrey thought he was in for an ordinary bus ride home.
Little did he know, he'd soon be hailed a hero for the most incredible reason. Minutes after Godfrey boarded a crowded express bus, he was approached by a middle-aged man named Robert, who he'd never met before. Robert started shaking Godfrey's hand and wouldn't let go. At first, Godfrey thought this was some kind of joke — but he soon realized the truth.
Robert is deaf and has cerebral palsy. As soon as Godfrey realized that Robert has special needs, he found the man showering him with affection and leaning on him for comfort for the duration of the 30-minute bus ride.
At first, Godfrey was unnerved and admittedly "freaked out" by the stranger's forwardness, but he ultimately decided to do something most people wouldn't dare. "This was my first time encountering such a thing," Godfrey says. "I thought, you know what, I'm just going to allow it. I'll let him do his thing. I'll comfort him.'"
What happened next is nothing short of amazing, and thank God it was captured on camera. Keep reading to find out why this story has everyone talking…
Godfrey Coutto, a 21-year-old McMaster University sociology student, boarded a bus last week in Ontario. Minutes after he sat down, the bus ride home took an unexpected turn.
Godfrey suddenly found a middle-aged man named Robert looking to him for comfort. He realized Robert has special needs, and decided to react with kindness. After a passenger seated across from the two men posted this photo online, it quickly went viral.
Robert is deaf and has cerebral palsy. At first, Godfrey was unnerved by the stranger's behavior, but he ultimately decided to put Robert's comfort over his own. For the next 30 minutes, Godfrey let Robert wrap his arm around him, kiss him and hold his hands.
Robert's family says he often seeks human connection, and that he likes to explore and socialize. Here's Robert hugging another stranger in a photo posted to Facebook.
Robert's niece reached out to Godfrey, thanking him for his kindness. She says Robert is often rejected by strangers, which is something Godfrey saw for himself. As he was getting off the bus, Godfrey saw Robert approaching another man for a hug -- but the man simply shrugged him off and walked away.
While so many other people would reject this type of interaction, Godfrey knew the most humane reaction would be to accept and allow it. What a remarkable man. If you agree, please SHARE this story with your friends on Facebook!
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After our day of quaffing wines in Napa we travelled further east towards the Nevada/California border, and just inside the California border is a true bona fide ghost town named Bodie.
Bodie was one of the many American towns that seemingly popped up overnight in the middle of nowhere during the great gold rushes of the 19th century. At the peak of the gold rush the town totalled nearly 10,000 residents, however this number would steadily decline until the last resident left the town in the 1950's. After being declared a national historic landmark in 1961 there are around 110 of the original buildings (roughly 5%) still standing in various states. With most falling victim to time, fire and the elements, it is now preserved in a state of "arrested decay". This means that building's roofs, windows and foundations are repaired and stabilised, not restored.To enter Bodie State Historic Park, our family of four paid $26 USD/$37.72 NZD for the privilege to walk the grounds and explore the township. This included a self guided tour which was really well done and interesting, and marks points of interest such as the post office, fire station and saloons; as well as where gun fights and even the odd hanging took place.I'm so glad we chose to visit Bodie, as walking the dusty roads with even the odd tumbleweed rolling past was as close to visiting 1800's America as anyone is ever likely to get. Also despite being very much a 'point and shoot' photographer there are endless photo opportunities to make even me look half decent. I'm not sure how many photographs I took as just as I would put the camera away, Paula or I would see something else that we just had to take a photo of. After spending five hours travelling in the car just to get to Bodie we were a little concerned about the boys attitude and the dreaded "I'm bored" or "can we go now" words to come out. But both Lincoln and Braxton really enjoyed the time we spent exploring the town and even role-played their own 10 paces quick-draw gun fight.We managed about three hours walking the streets and imagining what living in the town during its peak would have been like, before calling it a day and heading towards our very homely accommodation for the night at Virginia Creek Settlement (read our review here). Here every cabin had its own fire pit so I managed to pick up some marshmallows and as the sun went down on another long, but incredible day's experience, we toasted them around the fire next to the creek.
The next day we were quickly back in the car for the 400 kms (250 miles) west towards San Francisco. On our way to San Fran we decided to venture into Yosemite National Park and explore some of the 3,000 km2 national park. We entered the park at its eastern most entrance near Lee Vining and after paying our $35 USD/$50.84 NZD entrance fee we started our slow drive through the park. This national park is absolutely incredible, we found it hard not to stop every five minutes to take photographs of the sprawling landscape with large mountains, winding rivers and lakes appearing and disappearing from view around each and every corner. However, knowing we had a good three-hour drive upon exiting Yosemite on the western edge, we had to manage our time efficiently. Often this meant I would park up the car on the shoulder of the road and quickly jump out and take a photograph while everyone waited in the car.One of the main attractions within the park is the iconic Half Dome, this large rocky outcrop is seen from many different view points within the park itself and we managed to view it from most of its sides as we climbed and turned the roads throughout Yosemite. The Tunnel View, another well-known site, offers expansive views of Yosemite Valley, including Half Dome, El Capitan and Bridalveil Fall.We had packed a picnic lunch for the day so we stopped within Yosemite Valley and enjoyed our sandwiches next to one of the flowing rivers along the valley floor. Lincoln even managed to navigate himself to a rock in the middle of the river, which he decided was as good a place as any, to sit down and enjoy his sandwiches. Both Paula and I were sure that Lincoln would fall into the water as he has one of those habits (similar to me when I was his age) of falling over himself. But he surprised us and emerged back to dry land without a drop of water on him.Although Yosemite was one of the first national parks in America that we visited, I can tell you after now visiting a handful of them, they are managed and looked after incredibly well. Each park we have visited has not disappointed and although we feel there should be a single day pass available to purchase, rather than the compulsory seven day one, they are well worth the visit, even if for just a couple of hours. After a little more of taking in the natural wonder that is Yosemite, we exited the park and headed towards our first major city of America, arguably the cultural capital of the USA, "The Golden City" of San Francisco.
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The monk is a skilled warrior of unparalleled dexterity. Armed with speed, holy fervor, and a quest for physical and spiritual perfection, the monk becomes a deadly apparition in the heat of battle, moving faster than the eye can follow to strike down enemies with a barrage of lightning-fast blows.
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This dreamy destination wedding in Austria seems too good to be true! With the help of Grace And Blush Photography and Kerrin Wiesener from Signature Events, this elegant wedding day turned out to be picture perfect! We really get an effortless and classic vibe from this traditional celebration, as it included amazing greenery, white anemones and garden roses, and stellar views of the scenic castle called Schloss Leopoldskron. The ceremony photos alone are taking our breath away with the incredible landscape view, and the aisles were lined with pretty little greenery designs and a gorgeous white aisle runner. The white ballroom reception couldn't have been more classy — with stunning details like romantic candles and the glamorous chandeliers. The sophisticated cake from Alma Pasteles is just what we needed to completely fall for this elegant destination wedding! Get inspired below.
Photography: Grace And Blush | Event Planning: Kerrin Wiesener, Signature Events | Floral Design: Petra Mueller Blumen | Wedding Dress: Alexia Designs | Cake: Alma Pasteles | Shoes: Jimmy Choo | Makeup: Johanna Wild | Hair: Tatiana Karelina | Band: SMILE! The Band | Groom's Attire: Dunhill London | Venue: Schloss Leopoldskron | Rentals: Alles Klar | Groom's Shoes: Crockett & Jones | Cigar Rolling: Der Zigarrendreher | Engagement Ring + Wedding Bands: Villamarts


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The Red Oak Independent School District paid it forward with donations of checks and supplies worth over $10,000 to two Dallas district schools, Friday.
Walnut Hill Elementary and Thomas Jefferson High in the Walnut Hill neighborhood of North Dallas were left damaged beyond repair after tornadoes ripped through the area last month.
Red Oak students and faculty answered the call — raising funds and collecting some twenty boxes of school supplies and non-perishable food items.
It was just four years ago when Shields Elementary was shuttered for nearly a year after being struck by the same disastrous whirlwind.
"When Red Oak was hit by a tornado, it was a tragedy," said Hannah Harper, a Red Oak Middle School eighth-grader who helped to make the delivery. "I wanted to help them and give to them how other communities gave to us."
"Many of the Red Oak High School students were in fifth and sixth grade when their elementary school was hit by a tornado, and they still remember what it was like for their campus to be displaced," ROHS Student Council Sponsor Angela Thomas added. "More than that though, our students truly have a giving spirit and when called upon to help, they don't disappoint."
Together, Red Oak elementary schools and the district's Little Hawks Learning Center raised over $2,200 for Walnut Hill Elementary.
The funds gathered by the district's secondary campuses and Education Service Center for Thomas Jefferson High reached over $7,500.
"These tornadoes were a shock and the devastation was tremendous," said ROMS Counselor Jennifer Mena, who was also on hand to drop off the supplies. "The principal of Thomas Jefferson, Sandi Massey, is a long-time friend of mine and even prior boss. I know her huge heart for her students and staff and wanted us to jump in and support them any way we could. I was so glad we were not only able to support TJ, but also able to help Walnut Hill Elementary."
The Red Oak High School Student Council (STUCO) and the theater department took the lead on organizing the fundraiser and collection drive, which extended to other districts. The Texas Association of Student Councils — District 3 also dove in neck-deep, donating the majority of the supplies.
"We just called on kids to bring things," ROHS Theater Teacher Katrina Kenner explained. "We asked the theater kids to bring items. STUCO hopped on board to encourage other classes and other STUCOs in the DFW area. The class with the most donations received a breakfast from STUCO. We also collected money for a free Dress Day across the district."
Dress Day allowed students to wear jeans, sweats, leggings and T-shirts on specific days. While it was free for all students, they were encouraged to donate $5. Donations also came in from staff and faculty.
The Dallas Independent School District did not respond to requests for comment in time for publication, but Mena said the schools were grateful for the show of support and solidarity.
"They were surprised at how much we were able to raise," Mena said. "It was a huge blessing to them and will go directly to helping the students and staff."


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This Research Reflection short review presents an overview of the effects of heat stress on dairy cattle udder health and discusses existing heat stress mitigation strategies for a better understanding and identification of appropriate abatement plans for future stress management. Due to high ambient temperatures with high relative humidity in summer, dairy cows respond by changes of physical, biochemical and biological pathways to neutralize heat stress resulting in decreased production performance and poorer immunity resulting in an increased incidence of intramammary infections (IMI) and a higher somatic cell count (SCC). In vitro studies on bovine polymorphonuclear cells (PMN) suggested that heat stress reduces the phagocytosis capacity and oxidative burst of PMN and alters the expression of apoptotic genes and miRNA which, together with having a negative effect on the immune system, may explain the increased susceptibility to IMI. Although there are limited data regarding the incidence rate of clinical mastitis in many countries or regions, knowledge of SCC at the cow or bulk tank level helps encourage farmers to improve herd health and to develop strategies for infection prevention and cure. Therefore, more research into bulk tank SCC and clinical mastitis rates is needed to explain the effect of heat stress on dairy cow udder health and functions that could be influenced by abatement plans.
Since December 2019, China has experienced a widespread outbreak of COVID-19. However, at the early stage of outbreak, investigations revealed a variety of patterns resulting in the transmission of COVID-19. Thus, it is essential to understand the transmission types and the potential for sustained human-to-human transmission. Moreover, the information regarding the characteristics of transmission helps in coordinating the current screening programme, and controlling and containing measures, and also, helps in deciding the appropriate quarantine duration. Thus, this investigation reports an outbreak of COVID-19 in a family residing in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China during the month of January−February 2020.
To aid emergency response, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) researchers monitor unplanned school closures (USCs) by conducting online systematic searches (OSS) to identify relevant publicly available reports. We examined the added utility of analyzing Twitter data to improve USC monitoring.
Georgia public school data were obtained from the National Center for Education Statistics. We identified school and district Twitter accounts with 1 or more tweets ever posted ("active"), and their USC-related tweets in the 2015-16 and 2016-17 school years. CDC researchers provided OSS-identified USC reports. Descriptive statistics, univariate, and multivariable logistic regression were computed.
A majority (1,864/2,299) of Georgia public schools had, or were in a district with, active Twitter accounts in 2017. Among these schools, 638 were identified with USCs in 2015-16 (Twitter only, 222; OSS only, 2015; both, 201) and 981 in 2016-17 (Twitter only, 178; OSS only, 107; both, 696). The marginal benefit of adding Twitter as a data source was an increase in the number of schools identified with USCs by 53% (222/416) in 2015-16 and 22% (178/803) in 2016-17.
Policy-makers may wish to consider the potential value of incorporating Twitter into existing USC monitoring systems.
Chinese sturgeon (Acipenser sinensis) is an endangered species, listed as a grade I protected animal in China. The females rarely successfully develop their gonads from stage II to III in captivity, which handicaps the propagation of cultured Chinese sturgeon. The present study aimed to understand the effects of dietary lipid level on the ovarian development and the related regulation mechanism in female Chinese sturgeon. A 24-month feeding trial was conducted with 10-year-old Chinese sturgeons with ovaries at the developmental stage II, with three experimental diets containing 10, 14 and 18 % lipids. Ovary, muscle and serum samples were collected at four time points (6, 12, 18 and 24 months) for further analyses. Serum metabolomics and ovary transcriptomics analyses were conducted at 18 months. Results showed that only the 18 % lipid diet promoted ovary development to stage IV. Oocytes at stage II in this group also exhibited higher diameter and more lipid droplets. Serum TAG content in the 18 % group was significantly higher than in 10 and 14 % groups (both at 12 and 18 months). Oestradiol content in the 14 % group was significantly higher than in 10 and 18 % groups, except at 24 months. Metabolomic and transcriptomic results indirectly indicated that 14 % of dietary lipids benefited steroid hormone synthesis, while 18 % lipid facilitated arachidonic acid metabolism, cholesterol biosynthesis and vitellogenesis, although serum cholesterol content did not vary with dietary lipid level. In conclusion, 18 % dietary lipid is the optimal level for improving gonad development of female Chinese sturgeon.
This paper presents a hybrid strategy-based coordinate controller with a novel nonlinear disturbance observer for autonomous underwater vehicle manipulator systems (UVMSs). This method can reduce the influence from external unknown disturbances, inner coupling effects and model uncertainties by using a modified disturbance observer. Considering the natural redundancy property of the UVMS, the redundancy resolution algorithm is often utilized to give desired trajectories in the vehicle–joint space. However, because of the calibration errors, assembling errors and numerical errors, these desired trajectories may not lead the end-effector to the goal point accurately. To realize accurate motion control even when small errors exist in the planning phase, a hybrid strategy is introduced to transform the controller in the joint–vehicle space to the controller in the task space. Numerical simulations based on a UVMS have been carried out to testify the effectiveness of the proposed coordinate controller and the hybrid strategy. During the simulations, unknown disturbances are exerted upon the system. The trajectory tracking and error fixing performances are discussed in comparative analyses. The controller also maintains robust characteristics in comparison with the passivity-based controller and the proposed controller but without the disturbance observer. Experiments are also carried out to test its performance.
Four isonitrogenous and isoenergetic purified diets containing free arachidonic acid (ARA) or EPA (control group), 0·30 % ARA, 0·30 % EPA and 0·30 % ARA+EPA (equivalent) were designed to feed juvenile grass carp (10·21 (sd 0·10) g) for 10 weeks. Only the EPA group presented better growth performance compared with the control group (P<0·05). Dietary ARA and EPA were incorporated into polar lipids more than non-polar lipids in hepatopancreas but not intraperitoneal fat (IPF) tissue. Fish fed ARA and EPA showed an increase of serum superoxide dismutase and catalase activities, and decrease of glutathione peroxidase activity and malondialdehyde contents (P<0·05). The hepatopancreatic TAG levels decreased both in ARA and EPA groups (P<0·05), accompanied by the decrease of lipoprotein lipase (LPL) activity in the ARA group (P<0·05). Fatty acid synthase (FAS), diacylglycerol O-acyltransferase and apoE gene expression in the hepatopancreas decreased in fish fed ARA and EPA, but only the ARA group exhibited increased mRNA level of adipose TAG lipase (ATGL) (P<0·05). Decreased IPF index and adipocyte sizes were found in the ARA group (P<0·05). Meanwhile, the ARA group showed decreased expression levels of adipogenic genes CCAAT enhancer-binding protein α, LPL and FAS, and increased levels of the lipid catabolic genes PPAR
α, ATGL, hormone-sensitive lipase and carnitine palmitoyltransferase 1 (CPT-1) in IPF, whereas the EPA group only increased PPAR
α and CPT-1 mRNA expression and showed less levels than the ARA group. Overall, dietary EPA is beneficial to the growth performance, whereas ARA is more potent in inducing lipolysis and inhibiting adipogenesis, especially in IPF. Meanwhile, dietary ARA and EPA showed the similar preference in esterification and the improvement in antioxidant response.
SG-III laser facility is now the largest laser driver for inertial confinement fusion research in China. The whole laser facility can deliver 180 kJ energy and 60 TW power ultraviolet laser onto target, with power balance better than 10%. We review the laser system and introduce the SG-III laser performance here.
Most species of the genus Eulecanium Cockerell (Hemiptera: Coccidae) are important economic pests for ornamental plants and fruit trees. Two morphologically similar species, Eulecanium giganteum Shinji and E. kuwanai Kanda, are distributed mainly in China and are quite difficult to identify because of the paucity of distinguishing characteristics, which can only be observed in slide-mounted young, adult females. Furthermore, we demonstrate here that the species occur in sympatry and on many of the same host plants. Mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase I (COI) and the D2–D3 expansion segments of 28S rDNA were used for accurate identification of these two Eulecanium species from 19 different locations in China. The average K2P distances of COI sequences were 0.47% in E. kuwanai and 0.32% in E. giganteum, and the interspecific divergences varied from 7.23% to 8.34%. Neighbour-joining (NJ) trees of COI and 28S rDNA revealed two distinct non-overlapping clusters, respectively. Meanwhile, "best close match" analysis also showed that 100% of individuals were classified successfully using COI and 28 S sequences. Differentiating between E. giganteum and E. kuwanai is challenging when using ecological and morphological traits. In contrast, identification using DNA diagnostics appears to be very effective, especially when slide-mounted specimens are difficult to obtain.
The mortality of Parkinson's disease (PD) and its associated risk factors among clinically definite PD patients in China has been rarely investigated. Our study aimed to identify the mortality rates and predictors of death in PD patients in China.
157 consecutive, clinically definite PD patients from the urban area of Shanghai were recruited from a central hospital based movement disorder clinic in 2006. All patients were regularly followed up at the clinic until December 31, 2011, or death. Mortality and associations with baseline demographics, health and medical factors were then determined within the cohort.
After 5 years, 11(7%) patients had died. The standardised mortality ratio was 0.62 (95% CI 0.32 to 1.07, P=0.104). The main causes of death were pneumonia (54.5%, 6/11) and digestive disorders (18.2%, 2/11), respectively. Age at onset, independent living, the mini mental state examination score, the Parkinson's disease sleep scale score and the Epworth sleepiness scale score at baseline were statistically significantly different between the survival group and the deceased group (P<0.05). Across all participants, risk factors for death included low mini mental state examination score, and high Epworth sleepiness scale score according to a binary variable logistic regression analysis.
This study confirms the similar survival of patients with PD to the control population up to a follow-up of 5 years. Interventions tailored to potential risk factors associated with death may offer further benefits.
In this study we report changes in Indian summer monsoon (ISM) intensity during the past ~ 3500 yr inferred from proxy indices at Lake Erhai, southwestern China. Both the pollen concentrations and other proxy indices, including sediment grain size, total organic carbon contents (TOC), and elemental contents (e.g., Fe, Al), clearly indicate a long term decreasing trend in ISM intensity over the late Holocene. During the period from approximately AD 750 to AD 1200, pollen concentrations of conifer and broadleaf trees, and herbs reached the lowest levels over the past ~ 3500 yr; while the pollen percentages of both herbs and broadleaf trees increased, suggesting a significant medieval drought. The grain size, TOC, and elemental contents also support an arid climate during the medieval period. The Little Ice Age (LIA) at Lake Erhai was characterized as cold and wet. The medieval and LIA climatic patterns at Lake Erhai were similar to those over most of the ISM areas, but anti-phase with those over East Asian summer monsoon (EASM) areas. We suspect that sea surface temperature variations in the Indo-Pacific oceans and the related land-sea thermal contrasts may be responsible for such hydroclimatic differences between EASM and ISM areas.
What reasoning rules can be used for the deduction of bisimulation formulas in coalgebraic specifications is problematic because those rules used in algebraic specifications possibly cannot be applied to bisimulation formulas. Although some categorical bisimulation proof methods for coalgebras have been proposed, they are not based on specification languages of coalgebras so that they cannot be used as reasoning rules. In this paper, a specification language based on paths of polynomial functors is proposed to specify polynomial coalgebras. Paths of polynomial functors give detailed observations and transitions on the state space of coalgebras so that the techniques used in transition system specifications can be applied to such a path-based language. In particular, because bisimulations can be characterized by paths, the notions of progressions, respectful functions and faithful contexts can be defined based on paths, and then bisimulation up-to proof techniques, including bisimulation up-to bisimilarities and up-to contexts for transition systems can be transformed into reasoning rules in the language. Several examples illustrate how to reason syntactically about bisimulations in the language by using the rules induced by the bisimulation proof techniques.
Ubiquitin proteasome system dysfunction is believed to play an important role in the development of Parkinson's disease (PD), and almost all studies till now have mainly focused on the susceptibility of dopaminergic neurons to proteasome inhibition. However, in fact, there are many other types of neurons such as cholinergic ones involved in PD. In our present study, we attempt to figure out what effect the failure of ubiquitin proteasome function would execute on cholinergic cells in culture.
We treated cholinergic cells in culture with various doses of lactacystin. Then MTT assay was used to evaluate the cellular viability and the Annexin V-PI method was used to detect apoptosis. Both cellular soluble and insoluble polyubiquitinated proteins were detected by western blot. Furthermore, the mitochondrial membrane potential was analyzed using JC-1 and the intracellular production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) was determined using the fluorescent probe CM-H2DCFDA.
We found that low doses of lactacystin were enough to induce significant apoptotic cell death, disturb the mitochondrial membrane potential, and cause oxidative stress. We also found that the amounts of polyubiquitinated proteins dramatically increased with high doses, although the loss of cells did not increase accordingly.
Our results suggest that cholinergic cells are sensitive to ubiquitin proteasome system dysfunction, which exerts its toxic effect by causing mitochondrial dysfunction and subsequent oxidative stress, not through polyubiquitinated proteins accumulation.
The gene ap36 encoding a protein elicitor from Alternaria sp. was fused downstream of the slh (S-layer homology) motif of Bacillus thuringiensis S-layer protein gene ctc. The recombinant gene was then transferred into B. thuringiensis plasmid-free derivative strain BMB171. Sodium dodecyl sulphate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE) showed that the SLH–Ap36 fusion protein was expressed in B. thuringiensis BMB171. After tomato (Lycopersicum esculentum) leaves were treated for 90 min with the recombinant strain cultured at 28°C for 24 h, the activity of peroxidase and the amount of proline of tomato leaves were increased to 57.14% and 131.59%, respectively, compared to the control, and after the tomato leaves were treated with the cultured recombinant strain for 4 days, the activity of phenylalanine ammonia lyase was also higher than that in the control. Furthermore, tubers of treated potato (Solanum tuberosum) plants showed higher resistance to rot disease caused by Erwinia corotovora SCG1 compared to the control treatments.
To investigate the wheat transcriptional profile under drought stress, a drought-tolerant variety of wheat (Triticum aestivum), Hanxuan 10, was treated with polyethylene glycol (PEG6000) and samples were collected at 0, 1, 6 and 24 h. Complementary DNA was labelled with fluorescent dye and hybridized with the BGI-RiceChip, a whole genome rice gene chip platform, which contains over 60 000 oligos based on the rice genome sequence. Data analysis detected 166, 207 and 328 differentially expressed genes (DGs), respectively, at 1, 6 and 24 h, indicating that the number of DGs increased with the length of the PEG treatment. Functional category analysis showed that the number of DGs related to energy metabolism pathways increased – 4.2%, 8.2% and 16.8%, respectively, as a proportion of the total number of DGs. Most of the photosynthesis-related genes were up-regulated. It is interesting to note that Psbr and ribulose-bisphosphate carboxylase (Rubisco)-coding genes were down-regulated, suggesting their potential role in the response to drought tolerance.
ZnO is grown by chemical vapour deposition on {1 1 -2 2} GaN planes formed by epitaxial layer overgrowth. Window stripes in a SiO2 mask are oriented in the <1 -1 0 0> direction of the GaN film. Triangular GaN ridge are formed during ELO growth by metal organic chemical vapour deposition. A flat (0 0 0 1) ZnO plane is grown on each triangular cross-section ridge and it is found that the ZnO film has dislocation density reduced by two orders of magnitude compared to that of the GaN substrate.
Two pairs of nested primers were derived from the 5′ flanking sequence of the bovine SRY gene to serve as male-specific sexing primers, which were used for PCR-based sex determination of bovine embryos in combination with casein protein gene primers as internal control. At the same time, methods of DNA extraction from bovine embryo cells were established and the sensitivity of nested PCR and normal PCR was studied for developing a technique of sex determination of bovine embryos adapted for practical use. Results showed that the primers used in the study were male-specific and all primers were bovine-specific. Boiling and freeze–thawing were used for DNA extraction from embryo cells. Amplification products were obtained with only 10 cells by nested PCR, so this system was used for the sex determination of bovine embryos. The sex of 10 Holstein cow embryos was identified and the results were confirmed upon birth of the calves.
The temperature dependence of the resistance and thermoelectric power under hydrostatic pressure between 10 and 300 K are reported for two compositions, x = 0.044 and x = 0.05, of the narrowband system La1-xSrxTiO3. The application of hydrostatic pressure at room temperature induces a transition from a positive p-type to a negative n-type thermoelectric power for x = 0.044. This behavior is interpreted within a model of itinerant-electron antiferromagnetism in LaTiO3.
In order to investigate the changes in glycoprotein structure in the process of cellular differentiation of the nasal mucosa, formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded biopsy specimens of normal nasal mucosae, nasal polyps, inverted papillomas and papillary adenocarcinomas were analysed by the Avidin Biotin-Peroxidase Complex technique for the demonstration of peanut agglutinin (PNA) receptors, concanavalin ensifomis agglutinin (ConA) receptors, ulex europeaus agglutinin (UEA-I) receptors, wheat germ agglutinin (WGA) receptors, carcino-embryonic antigen (CEA) and keratin. The quantity and distribution of PNA receptors, ConA receptors, UEA-I receptors and CEA were different, in relation to the varying pathological changes. The results suggest that the glycoprotein structure in the cells of the nasal mucosa will change following their differentiation and malignant transformation, which may be helpful in establishing the diagnosis.
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Austria nevertheless remains a perfect example; at this period in its history it is once again landlocked, it has been since 1919 (annexation of Austria by Germany into the greater Third Reich I don't think qualifies Austria as having its own sovereign claim to deep water) and yet it continues today as a viable country. They existed prior to the EU, and more to my point they did not automatically petition the Italians or Yugoslavians post 1919 to annex them for want of a deep water port; they survived, and there's no reason we couldn't either if it came down to that.
LOL, but next time I'll just use Switzerland as an example!! Plus everyone knows about Swiss bank accounts, an example of a niche we would have to develop to ensure our product is in demand irrespective of sovereign access to deep water.
As to how to get all this on an agenda for the Canadian context, I think continued laissez faire Federal governance from afar will ensure, at some point, that a majority here will consider it foolish NOT to actively pursue it. Like I said, I don't expect it to happen in my lifetime, but without a serious check on the institutions and underlying philosophies of the mechanisms of the Confederation (and without someone who governs for all the country, rather than for just those areas where they happen to get the most votes), it WILL happen. Canada is not so unique that it can't have the odd border or two shuffled around – like Austria.


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Enriched with the multi-vitamin content of Almonds, Wheatgerm& Rose, this cream has been specially developed to fight signs of aging. With Vitamin A & E, potent anti-oxidants, this cream promotes cellular renewal, while boosting production of collagen & delaying wrinkles. It keeps your skin supple & youthful!
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I tagged myself after checking out Bella's blog with the little photo meme, since I was the first to comment there AND I do have more than 5 picture folders..
The rules for this meme is:
1. Find your 5th photo file folder,then the 5th photo in that file folder.
2. Post that picture on your blog.
3. Tag 5 others to do the same.
that's it!!
So here is my 5th picture in my 5th folder :) It's a Juicy Couture keychain I saw a picture of somewhere on the Internet, could be Ebay but not sure.. I just liked it and saved the picture.. You could find a lot of these pictures on my computer, actually it was in a folder called (Bags) since I love bags and save the pictures to admire them ;) Some I bought too :)
Ok now the tagging!!
I hate to tag only 5 people but I'll try to pick new people to tag!! here goes..
1. His Sweetheart at His Sweetheart
2. Pabast at reading mama
3. Becky Workman at My thoughts...your thoughts?
4. Marta at Marta's Meanderings
5. Yvonne at Socrates' Book Reviews


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Posting date: Dec. 17, 2012
Application deadline: Feb. 15, 2013
Award amount: $500 – $1,000
The Nebraska Library Commission's Cultivating Rural Librarians' Technology Skills program offers support for internships through grants to accredited public libraries. In partnership with the Nebraska Library Association and funded through a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program, the internship grants increase awareness about library professions and education and the opportunities for employment in Nebraska libraries.
So, what can your library do with the internship program?
- Share your enthusiasm for library education and the library profession
- Expand your programming
- Bring in fresh faces
- Show interns what happens behind-the-scenes
- Partner with other library types to show the variety of work settings
Internship grants range from $500 to $1,000. A library may provide one 100-hour internship during the summer months that might last eight weeks, or two 50-hour internships during the school year that might last ten weeks, depending on the needs of the library and the scheduling needs and qualifications of the internship candidates. Library grantees will recruit, select, and hire their interns. Usually, interns are hired as contract workers and paid on a stipend rather than an hourly wage, but the terms of employment are determined by the library's governing body. Interns provide valuable assistance with library service activities and local library programming. Library staff help introduce interns to the joys of library service careers. Partnership projects involving collaboration between a public library and another type of library will be given special consideration.
Reflection from one intern:
I learned various things from working as a librarian. I learned that the job entails numerous activities. I didn't previously realize how much work and preparation goes into being a librarian. Also, I learned more about how libraries operate. A lot must take place in order for libraries to be successful. It was fun to learn about different books, computers, and the OPAC system used in most libraries. Overall, throughout this internship experience, I learned that the job of a librarian is exciting, interesting, and ever-changing.
Web conferencing: NLC staff are available by phone and through e-mail to discuss general issues relating to the internship grant program. We also invite you to participate in a webinar to learn more about the program from previous grant recipients, ask questions, and listen to the questions and comments of other participants. NLC's NCompass Live will air Internships: Cultivating Nebraska's Future Librarians on Wednesday, January 9, at 10 a.m. Central time. In this session, participating libraries will share their experiences with the internship program, including successes and lessons learned. This session will also introduce the upcoming 2013 grant opportunity for internships.
To apply: Applications are now being accepted. The deadline for applications is Feb. 15, 2013. More information is available on the Now Hiring @ your library® website, at http://nlc1.nlc.state.ne.us/nowhiring/Internships.asp.
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Can new 'super regulator' be superhero for China's debt? – China's latest business and technology news
A summary of the top news in Chinese business and technology for November 9, 2017. Part of the daily SupChina newsletter, a convenient package of China's business, political, and cultural news delivered to your inbox for free. Subscribe here.
Central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan 周小川 last week described (in Chinese) what he sees as the "hidden, complex, sudden, contagious and hazardous" (呈现隐蔽性、复杂性、突发性、传染性、危害性 chéngxiàn yǐnbìxìng, fùzáxìng, tūfāxìng, chuánrǎnxìng, wēihàixìng) characteristics of many risks in the Chinese economy, especially debt, Bloomberg reports. How do authorities plan on dealing with these risks?
- A new "super regulator" held its first meeting on November 8. Ma Kai 马凯, vice premier of the State Council, chairs the Financial Stability and Development Committee (FSDC), which will "review a strategic plan of financial reforms; coordinate China's monetary policy and financial regulation; and forge policies on financial risk management so as to maintain the country's financial stability," Caixin says.
- Being headed by a vice premier, the FSDC will have "a higher political ranking than a ministry" and "could help to reduce turf wars and infighting among regulators," the SCMP reports, based on a Shanghai-based economist's understanding. Collusion among mid-level regulators was found to hamper China's recovery from a stock market crash in 2015, SCMP adds.
- Liu He 刘鹤 is slated to lead the FSDC after Ma, as Liu was elevated to the Politburo at the 19th Party Congress, while Ma is set to retire, Bloomberg reports. A separate Bloomberg profile of Liu describes him as a Harvard-educated "brain" of supply-side reform in China, who is also the man who "many economists regard…as the voice behind an anonymous missive on debt published in the People's Daily in May 2016."
- Despite the promising start, however, there are more doubts about the seriousness of financial reform at the top of China's government. The New York Times points out (paywall) that "None of the current [regulatory] agencies disappeared, and the [FSDC] was merely assigned a small office in a corner of the central bank."
Foreign financial access
China to 'substantially' ease access to financial industry / Bloomberg
Beijing's endgame: football with Chinese characteristics / FT (paywall)
Tencent-backed search firm Sogou jumps 10 percent in U.S. market debut / Reuters
China sees no letup in inflation / Caixin
"The consumer price index (CPI) jumped 1.9% in October from a year ago, the biggest increase since January's 2.5%."
Hong Kong-mainland stock connect volumes set record / Caixin
Alibaba's "More Mall"
Ecommerce giant Alibaba ventures offline / Sixth Tone
It's slated for an April 2018 launch in Hangzhou.
Tencent develops mobile version of hit survival game / Sixth Tone
On-demand bicycles
Ofo is being sued for $400k over trademark infringement / TechNode


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Coming full circle
As their 50th anniversary approached last year, Inner Circle bass player Ian Lewis bemoaned the lack of respect the band received despite notable achievements, including playing on Stir it Up, a song from Catch A Fire, The Wailers' landmark 1973 album.
"Back in the day credit never mean much to somebody, but when yuh get older yuh start looking for your accolades. We were never credited for that; at least now wi shoulda get a little nod," he said.
On October 21 Lewis and his older brother (guitarist) Roger, with whom he co-founded the band in 1969, will receive the Order of Distinction (OD) the Rank of Officer, for their contribution to the development of Jamaican music. Jacob Miller, Inner Circle's lead singer from 1975 to his death in 1980, will also be honoured with the OD.
To diehard roots-reggae fans from the 1970s, Inner Circle are known for songs like Tenement Yard, Tired Fi Lick Weed In A Bush and Forward Ever Backward Never, which Miller led them on. Pop fans around the world are familiar with them for Bad Boys and Sweat, the monster anthems that earned them a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 1994.
Those songs have kept the Miami-based Inner Circle on the road with the Lewis brothers still at the helm.
Government senator Tom Tavares-Finson, who attended Jamaica College (JC) with them, said that endurance is what influenced the Government to award them Jamaica's sixth-highest honour.
"The survival of this band, which would spawn Third World is a remarkable testament to the talent and fixity of purpose of Ian and Roger. The national recognition is well deserved," Tavares-Finson told the Jamaica Observer.
Inner Circle's roots are at JC, with early members including schoolmate and keyboardist Michael "Ibo" Cooper, guitarist Steven "Cat" Coore and singer Prilly Hamilton. Cooper and Coore left in 1973 to form Third World.
Like most of their contemporaries, Inner Circle doubled as a show band and recording musicians. The Lewis brothers and Cooper played on Cherry Oh Baby by Eric Donaldson, which won the 1971 Festival Song Contest; they backed artistes on the bandwagon that successfully campaigned with People's National Party candidate Michael Manley for general elections the following year.
The band's fortunes took a considerable turn for the better when the flamboyant Miller joined its ranks. They scored a series of hit songs, which resulted in them signing with Capitol Records and Island Records; the latter deal was sealed one year before Miller's death at age 27 in a motor accident.
The Lewis brothers and stalwart keyboardist Bernard "Touter" Harvey have lived in Miami for almost 40 years. Inner Circle operates an in-demand studio in the city that attracts the biggest names in pop music, including Beyonce and Jay Z, Diddy, Pitbull, Janet Jackson and Cardi B.
Roger Lewis welcomes the OD but notes that Inner Circle have never been big on fame.
"Wi never try an' mek a big fuss, to tell di truth. Wi jus' go through an' do our thing in a quiet way…spreading reggae music aroun' di world is di most important thing," he said.
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In Wednesday's final episode of The Bachelor New Zealand, leading man Art Green took Matilda Rice on a date to a zoo, where she attempted to confess her feelings for him. Unfortunately, she did so while holding a koala with apparent tummy troubles — not a good idea when you're trying to be romantic.
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So as not to keep you in suspense about the "formal complaint" that my lazy co-worker filed with my immediate supervisor on Friday, I will post all of the lurid details.
A little background: I have a lot of friends at work. As far as I can tell, most of the people like me. I think this is generally the case with any community into which I am thrust. Most of the women immediately like me because I'm funny (women love to laugh more than anything else) and the men (read, all the straight men) either like me outright because I'm cruel or funny or tall or handsome or they like me because they're afraid. By this I mean: all the women like me and if the men profess that they don't like me, then the women will dislike them or think them un-cosmopolitan or label them "homophobic."
Now, I am very close with three of my co-workers: I eat lunch with these women almost every day. They are all married, all older than me, and are all very, very nice. I wouldn't damage my relationship with a single one of them for a month's pay. Seriously. I forget why I started this long diatribe...
At any rate, I am hardly ever serious when I'm at work. I constantly play the prankster, joke with passersby, and tease the people in the other departments. I even flirt with most of the guys in other departments simply because it amuses me. I call myself alternately shallow, a whore, vain, a genius, a fairy, and brilliantly talented. You get the drift. I am crazy when I am at work. It's motherfucking accounting and if I don't behave insanely I will find myself a lunatic at the end of the day.
So on Thursday I made an off-the-cuff remark about hating straight people which I (naturally) meant with all my heart. I suppose I don't hate them per se, I just resent their social status, their ubiquity, and their absolute huge fucking majority in our political system. My remark to the room, "I hate straight people," contains all of this political reasoning and the emotional weight of my entire life, and it also contains none of it, because in truth, I resent none of my friends and colleagues for being straight people and I love them very much (not as much as I would if they were queer, but...) The point, from which I am clearly drifting, is that it was a joke, easily cubbyholed as a joke by everyone in the office and forgotten by everyone in the office. There was even some funny banter from the Controller, who asked if I disliked her along with all of the other breeders (I told her "no." After all, she's my boss.)
At least I thought my joke was forgotten... my lazy co-worker was either hugely offended by my statement or dislikes me enough to feign being hugely offended by my statement. So she told the office on Friday that she thought I was awfully prejudiced and that if she had said the opposite statement ("I hate fags" ?) we would have all been offended.
Talk about a tempest in a teacup! I was really worried that it was something serious I had done. This is less than nothing. This isn't the least bit offensive to anyone, and I was worrying about nothing at all. The lazy one said that if I said anything like that again she would report me to Human Resources. I guess that's a little scary, but mostly I just think this is really petty of her.
And hey, if you're straight and you're offended that I pretended to hate you for, like, three minutes, feel free to console yourself in the American reality that you can get married and I can't, that your rights and freedoms are not constantly in danger, and that you can walk down a street without fear of being beaten to death by a psychotic homo-hater on a drinking binge.


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Author and sociologist Hugh Mackay explored how to 'Heal an Anxious Society' in our March Communities of Practice. Listen to him speak here about our needs as humans, and the intrinsic connections we have with each other and our communities. Watch the video here.
Our prayers go out to all the individuals and communities affected by the Australian bushfires. May we dedicate our thoughts and prayers to the innumerable living beings affected, the heroic firefighters and all Australians at this time. Document here.
Inspired by Venerable Master Hsing Yun's call for each of us to recognise the inherent purity and compassion within, the "Spiritual and Environment Preservation Practice (SEPP)" community began to crystallise at the April 2019 Communities of Practice. Since then, small SEPP community groups have been meeting to explore the knowledge, practice and power needed to nurture ourselves and the world sustaining us. Read more about the project from Tom Halbert, see the resources created and sign up to the SEPP newsletter. Document here.
We thank the editors Jade Hutchinson and Alex Trauth-Goik, and the facilitators of the day for this invaluable document sharing the experiences of the "We Can Make a Difference" Communities of Practice Day – the final CoP of 2019.
"In the writing of this compendium it is hoped that others around the world may take the humanity focused enterprise advocated within these pages upon themselves. The CoP does not constitute a single event or voice, but rather, a blueprint for others to improve themselves and their respective communities. Accordingly, this compendium comprises both academic and community voices and draws from Humanistic Buddhist principles, to craft an artefact for all communities, now and in the future". Document here.
The following document is a result of a collaborative effort by the attendees of the workshop "Adapting to Difference: Equipping Youths with Principles to Navigate the Digital Landscape" held on 22nd April 2019 at Nan Tien Institute. The workshop was facilitated by Mr. Jade Hutchinson and Mr Alex Trauth-Goik. The principles outlined are a guide to mindful and compassionate engagement". Document here.
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Children Of Israel Battle
Judges 11:12-28
The Children Of Israel Battle Bible scriptures located in Judges 11:12-28 explains directly from God's Word the Children Of Israel Battle topic.
Judges 11:12
And Jephthah sent messengers unto the king of the children of Ammon, saying, What hast thou to do with me, that thou art come against me to fight in my land?
Judges 11:13
And the king of the children of Ammon answered unto the messengers of Jephthah, Because Israel took away my land, when they came up out of Egypt, from Arnon even unto Jabbok, and unto Jordan: now therefore restore those lands again peaceably.
Judges 11:14
And Jephthah sent messengers again unto the king of the children of Ammon:
Judges 11:15
And said unto him, Thus saith Jephthah, Israel took not away the land of Moab, nor the land of the children of Ammon:
Judges 11:16
But when Israel came up from Egypt, and walked through the wilderness unto the Red sea, and came to Kadesh;
Judges 11:17
Then Israel sent messengers unto the king of Edom, saying, Let me, I pray thee, pass through thy land: but the king of Edom would not hearken thereto. And in like manner they sent unto the king of Moab: but he would not consent: and Israel abode in Kadesh.
Judges 11:18
Then they went along through the wilderness, and compassed the land of Edom, and the land of Moab, and came by the east side of the land of Moab, and pitched on the other side of Arnon, but came not within the border of Moab: for Arnon was the border of Moab.
Judges 11:19
And Israel sent messengers unto Sihon king of the Amorites, the king of Heshbon; and Israel said unto him, Let us pass, we pray thee, through thy land into my place.
Judges 11:20
But Sihon trusted not Israel to pass through his coast: but Sihon gathered all his people together, and pitched in Jahaz, and fought against Israel.
Judges 11:21
And the LORD God of Israel delivered Sihon and all his people into the hand of Israel, and they smote them: so Israel possessed all the land of the Amorites, the inhabitants of that country.
Judges 11:22
And they possessed all the coasts of the Amorites, from Arnon even unto Jabbok, and from the wilderness even unto Jordan.
Judges 11:23
So now the LORD God of Israel hath dispossessed the Amorites from before his people Israel, and shouldest thou possess it?
Judges 11:24
Wilt not thou possess that which Chemosh thy god giveth thee to possess? So whomsoever the LORD our God shall drive out from before us, them will we possess.
Judges 11:25
And now art thou any thing better than Balak the son of Zippor, king of Moab? did he ever strive against Israel, or did he ever fight against them,
Judges 11:26
While Israel dwelt in Heshbon and her towns, and in Aroer and her towns, and in all the cities that be along by the coasts of Arnon, three hundred years? why therefore did ye not recover them within that time?
Judges 11:27
Wherefore I have not sinned against thee, but thou doest me wrong to war against me: the LORD the Judge be judge this day between the children of Israel and the children of Ammon.
Judges 11:28
Howbeit the king of the children of Ammon hearkened not unto the words of Jephthah which he sent him.
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