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Cabazitaxel is a medication used to treat those suffering from castrate-resistant metastatic prostate cancer that has been previously treated with a docetaxel-containing medication. It is used in combination with another drug called prednisone.
Prostate cancer occurs when cancerous tumors are formed in the prostate gland. They are caused by uncontrolled cell division. Normal and healthy tissue cells stop dividing when they meet other cells that are similar. Cancerous cells are not able to do this and so go on dividing, which becomes harmful to the body.
Chemotherapy treatment drugs such as Cabazitaxel work by preventing cell division. They do this by attacking the DNA that tells cells to divide, which then causes the cells to die. As the chemotherapy drug kills off the cancerous dividing cells, this shrinks the tumor. The drug is more effective in areas where the cells are dividing at a rapid rate.
Cabazitaxel will likely cause various side effects in patients. This is because chemotherapy drugs can not tell the difference between harmful dividing cells and healthy cells, so will attack them all in the same way. Cells that are most commonly attacked by drugs such as Cabazitaxel are those in the stomach, bowel, hair follicles and blood cells. Side effects that typically result from this are low blood counts, hair loss, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea and mouth sores. Patients taking chemotherapy drugs should be closely monitored at very regular intervals throughout the treatment.
Cabazitaxel, available under the brand name Jevtana, is part of a family of drugs called microtubule inhibitors. Protein that is present in Microtubules forms an essential part of the cell division process. Cabazitaxel works to stabilize that protein and prevent cell division. When division is prevented, the cells die.
As mentioned in the overview, chemotherapy drugs such as Cabazitaxel can cause some severe side effects and patients will need to take extra care in protecting themselves from these conditions becoming worse. A list of side effects is below. If you become worried about any of these side effects, you should always tell your doctor. Not everyone will experience all of the side effects below, but some are very common.
Often, the side effects of this drug can be manageable and controlled with other medication. The effects are often predictable in terms of their severity and length, and will usually stop as soon as the treatment is finished.
There are some side effects that require medical attention, although in most cases these are not considered emergencies. If you experience a high fever, excessive vomiting, consistent diarrhea, jaundice or change in frequency of urination, contact your doctor straight away for advice.
There are some drugs that, if taken at the same time as this one, can cause reactions in the body. This is called a drug interaction and can result in various side effects, or prevent either drug from working properly. The drug combination could even make your medical conditions worse. There are 328 drugs that have some level of interaction with this medication, 31 of which are considered major reactions and should therefore be avoided at all times. The major drug interactions are:
The dosage given will depend on your medical history, your condition and any other medications you are taking. The drug will be issued with a dose of prednisone. The normal dose is 25 mg per square meter of body mass via injection into a vein.
Administration will be carried out by a doctor and will be repeated every three weeks. The infusion will take place over one hour for each administration.
This injection will be administered along with prednisone at a dosage of 10 mg per day every day throughout the course of treatment.
The dosage should be reduced to 20 mg per meter squared if there are certain side effects such as febrile neutropenia, persistent grade three diarrhea or grade two peripheral neuropathy. If the patient develops grade three peripheral neuropathy, the treatment should be discontinued.
There are also several diseases that interact with cabazitaxel and impact its ability to work. This medication may also make certain other conditions worse. Always tell your doctor if you are suffering from any other diseases or conditions and he or she will be able to advise on whether cabazitaxel is suitable and safe for you to take. These are the conditions that have a major reaction with this drug:
There have been some reports of death by neutropenia in those taking this medication. This is more likely to happen in patients with neutrophil counts of less than 1,500 cells / mm3. Doctors should monitor closely for signs of the patient developing neutropenia and discontinue the treatment if severe effects are found.
In rare cases, there have been reports of severe hypersensitivity in patients, which includes symptoms of rash, hypotension, and erythema. If the condition is detected, it will require urgent and immediate discontinuation of the treatment. Patients should then be prescribed medication to prevent the condition from worsening, and an alternative treatment for prostate cancer should be sought.
Patients are at an increased risk of developing infections while taking this medication. This is due to the fact that it works by breaking down cells - both those that are cancerous and those that are healthy. A reduction in healthy blood cells can leave the immune system more vulnerable to contracting infections, and less effective at fighting them. Patients should take very careful precautions to help minimise the risk of contracting an infection, for example, staying away from other people with common colds or other ailments, staying indoors and keeping their environments sterile and clean at all times.
Always tell your doctor if you are allergic to any of the ingredients in this medication. If you have had a severe allergic reaction to cabazitaxel in the past, you should not take it again, and there may be other chemotherapy drugs that are instead more suitable for you. Always ask your health care provider if you are unsure about using this medication, or if you think you experience allergic reactions to anything that could impact your suitability for taking cabazitaxel.
If you are currently with a female partner, you should tell your doctor. You should not attempt to conceive with your partner while you are taking this medication, as the drug can cause harm to an unborn baby, and may result in loss of the pregnancy. You should also wait at least three months after your treatment of cabazitaxel has finished before you attempt to conceive. There is a chance that cabazitaxel may impact your fertility and make it more difficult for you to father a child. Another side effect that can impact your fertility is that you may find it more difficult to maintain an erection, and may also experience a loss of libido.
Elderly patients may be more vulnerable to fatal side effects or contracting fatal infections while taking this medication. Studies have found that those over the age of 65 have experienced increased toxicities while taking this drug. One trial found that two percent of those under 65 from a random sample of cabazitaxel had died from other causes during a 30-day treatment cycle. That number increased to six percent in those over the age of 65. Older patients may be more vulnerable to picking up infections as their bodies are less able to deal with the side effects of the drug, and their immune systems may be weaker. These patients should be monitored particularly closely and the treatment should be stopped as soon as any serious conditions are detected.
This medication is only intended for treating those with prostate cancer, and therefore should not be used on female patients. It is also not known whether this medication results in any more severe side effects when administered to children. Prescribing this drug to children should, therefore, be approached with extreme caution, and smaller doses may be given to prevent side effects that would be too severe for a child's body to handle.
Cabazitaxel should be stored in its powder form at an ideal temperature of 25 degrees Celsius. This temperature can vary from between 15 to 30 degrees Celsius without the effectiveness of the medicine being altered.
Once the solution is diluted to form the injectable substance, it should be used immediately.
Any leftover solution should be disposed of immediately. Flush the solution away and do not let it come into contact with skin. Do not throw any leftover medicine away in regular trash - always dispose of medicines safely and responsibly.
Cabazitaxel is a very strong chemotherapy drug that is used to treat prostate cancer and shrink the size of growing tumors. Cabazitaxel has been found in numerous medical studies to not only prolong the life of patients with advanced prostate cancer but also to drastically improve the quality of life of those patients. There are various side effects that patients will commonly experience, but the health benefits the drug provides are usually far greater than the discomfort of the side effects.
Cabazitaxel is not a suitable treatment for everyone; there are a number of drugs, conditions and diseases that will interact with the drug, causing further side effects and, in some cases, impacting the effectiveness of the drug. Patients can help to decrease the risk of suffering from health problems caused by interactions by always telling their doctors the full extent of their medical history.
Patients that are taking this medication will be closely monitored by their health care professionals throughout the treatment cycle. During each one-hour sitting of the intravenous administration, tests will be taken to check how the body is responding to the drug, and how effective it is being in killing fast-dividing cancer cells. If the patient is found to be having severe side effects, or if the condition is not improving, the patient may be prescribed a different course of treatment.
If used according to the instructions, cabazitaxel can be a safe drug that can significantly prolong the lifespan of cancer sufferers when other treatments have failed to work and the disease has progressed past the point of castration.


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Notorious Lakewood motel meeting its demise after years of battles with city
Problem motel in Lakewood to be demolished
When heavy equipment levels the 30-unit Golden Lion Motor Inn this week, the motel's demise will mark the end of an often-contentious battle between the city of Lakewood and the motel's former owner.
That effort sometimes involved targeted city efforts to encourage the motel's owner to clean up the building's physical maladies and safety issues, and, when those failed, business license revocations and trips to court and to other legal forums to force the issues.
The yearslong effort to resolve the issues that plagued the 65-year-old property is illustrative of how difficult cleaning up problem properties can prove to be.
The Golden Lion is among 14 buildings in Lakewood, including another motel, where the city is attempting to correct building code and safety problems.
Building Abatement Program Manager Jeff Gumm said the motel defied all of the city's efforts to bring about a positive change.
The motel had numerous problems. In legal documents, the city has contended the motel has long been a haven for illegal activity and a hot spot for police calls.
In 2011, for instance, Lakewood police were called 103 times to the motel at 9021 South Tacoma Way. Thirteen of the calls were for serious crimes, including rape, weapons, domestic violence and narcotics violations.
In 2012, police responded to 156 calls at the Golden Lion. In 2013, officers were sent to the motel 102 times.
The motel's reputation for illegal activity was nothing new. When Pok Ki Luangrath bought the motel 11 years ago, the property was on the Police Department's list of crime hot spots.
The department worked with Luangrath to control the problems, and for a while the frequency of police incidents decreased. But the decline didn't last, the city said in legal documents.
"By mid-2011, however, conditions at the Golden Lion had mostly regressed to its earlier unsatisfactory state. According to Police Department data, the Golden Lion had moved back into the upper echelon of the department's calls for service categories for motel business," the city said.
Since 2011, the Golden Lion's frequency of police calls put it at the top of the list for Lakewood motels. The motel's average for police calls was five times the city's average per unit for motels and twice the average of the motel with next most calls.
The owner contended her clientele was "less-wealthy clients" who might have had minor criminal records. Nonetheless, she said, she had worked diligently to reduce the frequency of police calls.
The city began its most recent effort to correct the problems at the Golden Lion nearly four years ago. According to a timeline prepared for the Lakewood City Council, the city gave the owner several chances to fix the problems.
The process of bringing the motel's problems to resolution was further delayed by an 18-month period when the city was revising its building abatement procedures.
The issues were brought to a head when during one inspection, the city's enforcement officer noted improper wiring. He called Lakeview Light and Power, which cut off the motel's power. That power shutdown necessitated the motel to be vacated.
Without a source of rental income, the motel sought bankruptcy. The motel reverted to the lender. The lender sold the property in December to investor Davod Divsar.
Meanwhile, the city asked the council to approve demolition of the building if the new owner failed to do so.
Gumm said new owner has until March 20 to complete the demolition. Divsar has told the city his contractor will begin demolition this week to make way for a possible car sales lot.
"I have no reason to believe that he won't get it done," Gumm said. "It's been a long road."
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How did the different world view of First Nations and Europeans effect the hunting of the buffalo?
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12/11/2012 03:29:25 am
The First Nation hunted the buffalo and followed the buffalo where every they went. The Europeans Just killed the buffalo and just toke the back hide of the buffalo and nothing else. The First nation toke everything on the buffalo. The Europeans just toke all the land from the first nation.
12/11/2012 03:31:17 am
First Nations had a way to hunt and it worked and then the Europeans came with their guns and got the First Nations to use then and did work but then the Europeans would kill all the buffalo. There would be no buffalo left if they kept that up. The First Nations would use everything of the buffalo and the Europeans would kill the buffalo and only use the little line of hide off the top of the buffalo and they used it for fashion that is all they used it for.
12/11/2012 03:32:08 am
The First Nations viewed the buffalo as a sacred thing and had ceremonys befor hunting and after. During the hunt they would only kill what they needed, sometimes 1-2 buffalo and left. The Europeans viwed the buffalo as a new fassion choice, because a stip of hir on their back was very fury, and as such they killed herd after herd of buffalo, taking the one strip of fur from each buffalo, and leaving the rest to raught and decay. Because of this, the First Nations started to lose food, be unable to make shelter, make new clothing, or tools to help them hunt, make food, and any other daily need.
12/11/2012 03:32:22 am
The frist nations only hunted what they needed and used evey part of the buffalo. The europens killed to many and used it for fashion purposes, usualy. The frist nations had to kill the buffalo for food cloths and other things that were useful. The euopeans only used the hide of the buffalo and didn't use anything else usually.
12/11/2012 03:34:10 am
When you look at the worldview of the Europeans and compare it to the First Nation's worldview they differ in many ways. In class we tried to think of words that represented each worldview and we, as a class, came up with some good ones. For the First Nation's worldview, we used the word conserve. Conserve is a good word to use because First Nations only used what they needed from nature. They respected nature and understood that they were only part of nature and not the 'owner' of it. They understood that all the parts of nature were related and that it was a cycle that was very fragile. It showed that they had a very good understanding of nature because they had lived in harmony with the land for thousands of years prior to European contact. The word that best describes the European worldview would be to consume. They saw themselves as the owner of the land and all it's occupants.
12/11/2012 03:36:18 am
The different World views of hunting is that First nations hunt with there Bowe narrow and Euoropeans use there guns. First nations also use all of the Buffalos parts but the Euoropeans use a little bit and then throw the rest away. The Euoropeans take lots and the First nations take what they need.
12/12/2012 11:39:10 pm
I am going to talk to you about the different World views about hunting. The different World views of hunting is that the First nations hunt with there Bowe narrows and the Europeans use there Guns. First nations also use all the parts of the Buffalos but the Europeans use a little bit and throw the rest away. I don't know why they will do tha because you can use the buffalos skin to make Scarf, Sweatters and all the other stuff. The Europeans thake alot and the First nations take what they want.
12/11/2012 03:37:30 am
The different world view of the First Nations hunting buffalo is that they use all parts of the buffalo and they didn't waste any of it. The Western Europeans use only a little bit of it and they throw out the rest like the food. Instead of throwing out the meat you can give it to someone who does need it. The Western Europeans take more then what they needed. The first nations only take what they need.
12/12/2012 11:45:10 pm
The world view of First Nations and the Europeans are very different. The world view of hunting is very different. The First Nations shared their food with everyone and they shared the land and they didn't try to own the land. They think before they do something and they try not to make the buffalo go extinct. The First Nations respect Nature and the world that their living in. They only take what they need and they don't waste any. They respect the land. They believe they should not own anything and everything should be shared and the food should not be wasted. This is how the First Nations see there world view. The Europeans have a different way of looking at the land. They believe that they own everything and they should not be sharing. They usually waste their food. They take more then what they needed. They don't really care and they don't see what there doing to the world. This is the world view of the Western Europeans. If you compare both of the world views they both look very different. They both have different world views and they both see the world in different ways.
12/11/2012 03:38:10 am
The First nations used every part of the buffalo. They also only took what they needed. They never took more than what they needed so the buffalo would never die out. They also used all the parts of the buffalo for survival. The buffalo was the main animal they hunted. So they always tryed to be conservative and respectful to the land and the animals.
12/11/2012 12:24:11 pm
The First Nations believe that the resources should be shared. They only take the resources needed. They think more about the next generation for them to use. They value "tomorrow" than "today". A circle is a shape that would symbolize First Nations culture. They respect the Mother Nature. In hunting buffaloes, they will hold a ceremony and rituals to prepare. They use their techniques and unique skills to hunt buffaloes. First Nations use bows and arrows for hunting. They use every part of the buffalo; basically they don't put it to waste.
12/12/2012 11:45:57 pm
First Nations and European are very different. By looking at their perspective and beliefs we can tell that they're very different in many ways even in hunting buffaloes. The First Nations believe that the resources should be shared. They only take the resources needed. They think more about the next generation for them to use. They value "tomorrow" than "today". A circle is a shape that would symbolize First Nations culture. They respect the Mother Nature. In hunting buffaloes, they will hold a ceremony and rituals to prepare. They use their techniques and unique skills to hunt buffaloes. First Nations use bows and arrows for hunting. They use every part of the buffalo; basically they don't put it to waste. Green would be the best colour to represent First Nations. They are eco-friendly. They use the resources wisely. First Nations manage the resources very well.
Cody Clinkard
12/12/2012 11:36:48 pm
The two groups have very different views of hunting, and the buffalo that they hunted. The First Nation people literally used all the of the buffalo, every last piece was used ergo consume. However the European did not at all, they would kill a very large amount of buffalo that they did not need at all and just take the fur, not even all the fur usually just the back. One of the biggest reasons they did this was for fashion. They would kill the First Nation's way of livelihood for fashion ergo conserve. Like we talked about in class the First Nation would prepare for days on these hunts and kill as many buffalo as they needed until the next hunt. Basically they took what was needed and not anymore. But the European on the other hand took an unnecessary amount of the buffalo and wasted most of it. On a different point, the European would use guns, and the First Nations would use bow and arrows, I think there are some up and downs between both the ways of hunting. The Europeans guns would kill instantly and not have the buffalo suffer, but the smoke from the gun pollutes the air. The First Nations bow on the other hand doesn't pollute, but it can take more than 1 shot to kill the buffalo most times so it would inevitably suffer, which is not all too great for the buffalo. So when it comes down to it the hunting techniques are very different as well as how they would use the buffalo.
12/12/2012 11:37:29 pm
There are many differences between the traditional First nations and the traditional Europeans way of hunting .The first nations would always use all parts of the buffalo instead of just using only the hide. The Eastern Europeans would only go for the hide or another part of the buffalo. The first nations would be able to hunt pretty much where ever they please. The Europeans would have hunting grounds or places where they are allowed to hunt on. The Europeans would always consume, consume, consume and the First nations were always about protecting and being conservative about all aspects of hunting. The Europeans would mainly use the hide of the buffalo for fashion purposes like coats and hats etc. The First nations would use every part of the buffalo because they were trying to make sure that there are lots of buffalo's left for the next generation of their children. The Europeans would do the same with the world's resources. They think that with growing technology they will never run out and they will have oil, trees, clean water forever and they will never run out. The First nations understand that they will eventually run out of everything. That is why they try to conserve and make sure that everything last for as long as possible.
12/12/2012 11:40:28 pm
The worldviews of hunting buffalo's between First Nations and European's are very different. For the European's, it is kind of easy to hunt because they have rifles. Rifles can just kill a buffalo in 1 shot while the First Nations had to use bows and arrows. Bows and arrows are way slower than rifles because it takes 3-4 arrows to kill a buffalo. European's just kept on killing the buffalo's while the First Nations would only take what they needed and used all of it. They used all of it so some of it won't go to waste. European's take more than just needed and they don't even use all of the buffalo's useful items. They used to just take the skin off for fashion which I think is pretty stupid of them. For the First Nations, we use the word "Conserve". This word is used for the First Nations because they only used what they needed for nature and did not waste any of it. The word we use for the European's is "Consume" because they think that they are the owner of the land and have no respect for it. The European's killed many buffalo's and almost made them extinct! They used none, and I mean none, of it for food. Basically they just took away the First Nation's food. There is way less buffalo's left compared to how many buffalo's there were before. In that one picture we saw in class that had a bunch of buffalo skulls, that shows that European's did not care about the buffalo's. It looked like there were 1000 or even more skulls. These are the worldviews of hunting buffalo between the First Nations and the European's.
Kenneth Louiseize
12/12/2012 11:40:46 pm
The First Nation's used every part of the buffalo, for food, weapons, Tools, Tipi's and weapons. The First Nations were also very good hunters with bows and sneaking up on the buffalo. The First Nations were never just in one place they moved around all of Canada and the United States. When it got to cold they would carry there light weight houses (tipis) and move around for when it got to cold and to follow the buffalo.
Ashley Chorney
12/12/2012 11:43:14 pm
The First Nations people conserve the buffalo. There respectful to nature. They share and only kill what they need. The European people consume the buffalo. They're very greedy. They take what they want not what they need. When I think of First Nations people I think of a circle because the medicine wheel is a circle. When I think of European people I think of stairs because it's like the animals or on the bottom and the Europeans are on top. When I think of First Nations people I also think of the colour green because nature has a lot of green in it and the First Nations people respect nature. When I think of European people I think of the colour black because black is a bad colour and the Europeans are bad with nature.
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12/12/2012 11:43:53 pm
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12/12/2012 11:45:26 pm
The First Nations world view is not even close to the same as European. The First Nations believe that if you take something as you're own you can use it in every single way. You do not waste anything and every aprt of land is interconncted just as a circle. If they take something from nature they will use the buffalo to eat, it's hide for a blanket or rug and the bones as wepons. The First Nations have a way better perspective of land over the Europeans. Another thing First Nations world view they know the land can not be owned by humans. They also used the buffalo for a reason not just to kill them for fun and not use it everyway they could. Also the First Nations use as much as they need and nothing more they do not waste anything that's why their way of living is a great way of living.
12/12/2012 11:45:48 pm
I think the world view changed the perspectives of hunting a lot because when the Aboriginal people hunted they would only kill some buffalo and not a lot. Most of the time they would only kill as much as they needed not wanted and they used all of the buffalo. When some of the European's hunted buffalo they used hurtful weapons such as guns, and they didn't use all of the buffalo just a strip of the fur on top of their backs. Instead of using a little part of the buffalo the European's could have used the strip of fur on top of the buffalo's back and the Aboriginal people could have used the rest. It didn't seem like the European's wanted to share very much with the Aboriginal people and so they had different perspectives on hunting because the European's took as much buffalo as they wanted not needed.
12/14/2012 04:43:01 am
The first nations use what they needed and to survive with and they didn't wasted it like the Europeans did. First nations people they have respect for Mother Nature. The Europeans took more than what they needed .The Frist nations used all the parts of the buffalo and to make stuff from it. The Europeans wasted some parts of the buffalo.Eurpean people used horses and guns back then the first nations used horses' bows.
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1899, Henry Edward Clifford (Cat B)
Impressive perpendicular Gothic revival style church with beautiful WW1 memorial stained glass windows. Explore our recently discovered WW1 archives, and hear music played by talented young people. See how the building has evolved into a thriving community space for over 20 multi-generational organisations.
The architect appointed was Mr H.E.Clifford of Glasgow and work was completed in 1899. It has Category B listing. There is a beautiful oak pulpit, communion table and choir stalls. There is also an impressive stone Baptismal font. The main windows to the church are arched with ornate stone mullions and transoms known as tracery. All windows have leaded glass panes. There are two beautiful WW1 memorial stained glass windows. Come and hear music played by talented young people! The WW1 archive includes a Roll of Honour, handcrafted in 1915, letters to local hospitals detailing entertainments to wounded soldiers, war risk insurance documents, an honourable discharge signed by King George V and much more.
Sat 10am-4pm
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Accessibility: Wheelchair ramp to side entrance. Church building and halls are level access. Disabled toilet.
The young people of the church will guide you through these archives - linking past to present. There are 20 multi-generational organisations using the building and halls today. Come and meet them and find out what they offer the local community. Enjoy tea, coffee and cakes in our WW1 themed cafe. Children will be able to take part in an activity trail and enjoy making other crafts.
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Development of customer support and billing application for paging company.
Customer: Wide range of paging companies.
Description: the application maintains the information about customers, their pagers, assigned services, billing, invoices, etc.
Participation: Designed, coded, tested and documented the software. The team with more than 10 programmers worked at two offices in Moscow and Chicago. E-mail and FTP was permanently used.
Development environment: Visual Basic, ORACLE.
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and small interprise "OCTANT", Odessa, Ukraine
Development of internet banking system.
Customer: more then 30 enterprises in several branches of local banks in Odessa and Odessa region.
Description: the system fulfils the communication between bank and clients via telephone lines, e.g. Internet servers. Now the Windows NT version of the bank part is under construction. The program uses encryption and digital signature utilities according to Russian standards.The previous version of the program was created using Visual Basic.
Participation: Designed, coded, tested and documented the software
Development environment: Borland Delphi 2.0 and MSVC++ with Interbase databases for bank part. Clipper, Assembler, C++ for client part.
Development of JAVA applet for language teaching
Description: the applet can work in several modes:
- applet show text and user should point appropriate picture
- applet play word spelling and user should point appropriate picture
Participation: Designed, coded, tested and documented the software
Development environment: Win32, JAVA
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|Project programmer, Military Service at Air Forces. Moscow, Russia.
Customer: Air Forces.
Development of programs for control and technical problems.
Description: development of the programs, concerning flight simulation and the analysis of flight control systems (their stability and performance). Creation data base program to accumulate experiment data.
Participation: Designed, coded, tested and documented the software
Development environment: MS-DOS, Clarion 2.0, MS C 5.0, Turbo Pascal 5.0
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|Engineer of CENTRAL AEROHYDRODYNAMICAL INSTITUTE. FLIGHT DYNAMICS DEPARTMENT.
Moscow, Russia.
Customer: CENTRAL AEROHYDRODYNAMICAL INSTITUTE.
Development of programs for numerical calculation of the dynamics of flight control systems.
Description: the programs used different stability analyzing criteria and complex algorithms for numerical calculations. The results were presented in various graphs and figures.
Participation: Designed, coded, tested and documented the software
Development environment: BESM-6 (similar to IBM/370), FORTRAN IV
EDUCATION: 1981 - 1987 - FACULTY of the AEROMECHANICS & FLIGHT MACHINES MOSCOW INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS & TECHNOLOGY, Moscow, Russia.
Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0
From Brainbench: C++ Programmer, Delphi Programmer. (the certificates may be verified at www.brainbench.com using the certificate holder's transcript ID 334914).
ENGLISH: Fluent.
FRENCH: It's worse than English, but sufficient for technical talks and communications.
PERSONAL: Birth date: Dec., 26th, 1963 Married.


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Tina is a licensed professional counselor and nationally certified counselor who has been practicing since 2004 in a variety of settings. She is thrilled to call Asheville home and to join the collaborative of healing women at The Women's Wellness and Education Center. She has been predominantly trained as a client-centered psychotherapist and uses an eclectic mix of techniques to assist her clients in reaching their goals.
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S.Y. Kitchen is hosting a Santa Ynez Valley Mother's Day on May 13 with a delicious brunch menu crafted by chef Luca Crestanelli—think wild mushroom and pancetta frittatas, fresh avocado toast, sweet and savory crepes, carbonara pizza, and more. 1110 Faraday Street, 805-691-9794, sykitchen.com.
Chef John Cox of The Bear and Star has created a special brunch buffet ($48/adult, $25/child) that will encompass refined ranch-style dishes such as house-made cornbread, Texas-style Caesar salad, house-smoked salmon on brioche, and brie cheese "cake" to name a few. 2860 Grand Avenue, Los Olivos, 805-686-1359, thebearandstar.com.
The Roundhouse Restaurant at the Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort will be celebrating with a farm-to-fork brunch ($65/adult, $35/child) with mouth-watering options like a slow-roasted rosemary prime rib carving station, chilled seafood display, and baked sweets. In addition to the fresh eats—all moms with a brunch reservation will be treated to a neck, shoulder, and hand massage with chocolate-covered strawberries and a glass of bubbly. 633 E Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara, 805-884-8535, hilton.com.
Celebrate Mother's Day at Loquita with a San Sebastian-style brunch buffet ($75/adult, $45/child) from 11 am to 2 pm. Chef Peter Lee's tasty menu will include butifarra paella, torrijas, tortilla Espanola, sangria rojo, and Spanish mimosas. 202 State Street, Santa Barbara, 805-880-3380, loquitasb.com.
The Lark will also be celebrating mothers with Chef Jason Paluska's finely crafted eats including grilled globe artichoke, caramelized diver scallops, Southern pimento cheese toast, Pixie tangerine tart, and more mouth-watering dishes. 131 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara, 805-284-0370, thelarksb.com.
The Canary Hotel will be hosting a tasteful Mother's Day rooftop brunch ($85/adult) from 10 am to 2:30 pm. Finch & Fork's executive chef Peter Cham created a special menu including avocado toast, watermelon gazpacho, build-your-own eggs Benedicts, chilled seafood selections, roasted salmon, and roasted Jidori chicken. 31 W Carrillo Street, Santa Barbara, 805-879-9100, canarysantabarbara.com.
Other fine restaurants that will be hosting special Mother's Day celebrations and menus are Lucky Penny, Helena Avenue Bakery, and Les Marchands Restaurant & Wine Merchant. Enjoy and have a Happy Mother's Day! Isabel Bassi.


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People often ask me why residents of the Confederate soldiers' homes were required to obtain permission slips ("furloughs") to leave the home for a month-long absence to visit relatives or an afternoon trip to town.
The furlough paperwork was a way for most homes to satisfy state funding requirements. If a resident was absent from the home for a lengthy period, the state wouldn't authorize payment of the pro rata funding to the home's treasurer. (It's the much the same way that public schools today report daily attendence in order to claim state funds.)
Sometime near the first of February 1918 an unnamed resident left the Kentucky Confederate Home for a trip to nearby Louisville. "Confederate Veteran is Picked Up Unconscious," the February 3 Courier-Journal reported. The unnamed old man was hit by a streetcar near Second Street and Broadway, then driven to the hospital by a witness to the accident. The man was unconcious and would have remained unidentified if not for a furlough slip from the Kentucky Confederate Home found in his pocket. ("He bore no other marks of identification," the newspaper said.
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2017-2018 Nominating Committee
This committee meets each year in order to place into nomination at the annual Membership Meeting one-half of the Board of Directors to two-year terms. The AMSA By-Laws require the Executive Committee to appoint members of the Nominating Committee. There is no restriction on the number of members.
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[Sydney, AUSTRALIA] Australians must commit themselves to "life long learning" if the country's IT&T skills shortage is to be addressed, according to a report launched by Telstra group managing director Gerry Moriarty.
The report, "The New Australian Learning System" was produced by professional organizations including the Victorian division of the Institution of Engineers Australia (IEA), following the innovation summit held in February this year where education was highlighted as a key issue for national prosperity.
Moriarty, speaking on the issue at a higher education conference in Melbourne, said that the future strength of Australia's economy was inextricably linked to the nation's ability to re-invent itself as a leader in the digital marketplace.
"The development of new training systems will also help transform the perception among global currency traders about the strength and future potential of our economy," he said.
"Universities are organizations steeped in tradition, heavily dependent on government and wary of change. However, new times demand new thinking and tertiary organizations must now seriously reconsider their service provision if they are to remain relevant to the industry sector," said Moriarty.


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Peterhead offshore food and catering distributor Strachans have donated money to two worthy causes.
The Windmill Street based company started a charity committee last year and they asked members of staff to put forward nominations for charities in each of their three depots.
The charities chosen for Peterhead were Pound for Piper and The Archie Foundation.
Their Aberdeen base chose Cash for Kids and the John Grant School was selected in Great Yarmouth.
One of Strachan's Peterhead managers, Iain Troup, also ran the London Marathon and took part in IRONMAN Wales for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Over all three depots, Strachans staff managed to raise just over £10,000 in a year. Peterhead depot staff held various fundraising activites including a race night, Christmas raffle, bag pack. quiz nights, sponsored weight loss and dress down Fridays, where staff choosing to come to work in casual clothes had to donate £1.
Carol Banks accepted the donation on behalf of Pound for Piper and said: "We are really greatful for all the work Strachans have done for us."
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What is your name: Greg Walsh
Where were you born: New Jersey
Where do you live: Maryland
Where were your ancestors from: Mostly Ireland but also Germany.
Where have you been in the world: All over the US from Florida to New York, Pennsylvania to California. I've also been to Ireland, Germany, Austria, Holland, and France.
What is your favorite color: Green
What is your favorite book: Harry Potter Series
What is your favorite movie: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
What is your favorite food: Chicken Parmigiana
What is your favorite dessert: CAKE! and Cookies n' Cream Ice Cream!
What are your hobbies: Classic cars, trucks, graphic design
Have you always taught technology: No, I was also a 4th grade teacher for several years.
When did you decide to become a teacher: When I was in the third grade. :)
What is your favorite band: I love music and rarely go a day without listening to it morning, afternoon, and evening. You will find that I will sometimes play music during class as well. I love most kinds of music from rock to rap, country to RnB, classical to Pop. I have way too many favorite bands and singers to list. Many were singing before you were born and before even my parents were born!
How many pets do you have: I have a dog named Keagan. He is a mix between a Basset Hound and a German Shepherd
In 2013, I went on a trip with 17 other teachers from all over the United States and Canada. We were chosen to represent our countries and learn about schools in Germany. Below are some neat pictures from our trip.


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The Coach shares his wisdom
Coaches and hockey lovers were in for a treat when they logged onto the Hockey Today Coaching Clinic for the inaugural online series of hockey seminars. The keynote speech was delivered by one of the greatest hockey coaches of all time, former Australia head coach Ric Charlesworth.
Over his international coaching career, which ran from 1993 to 2014, Charlesworth led the women's Australian hockey team to four Champions Trophies, two World Cups, two Olympic gold medals and one Commonwealth Games gold medal. During his tenure, the Hockeyroos cemented their place in history as one of a 'golden generation' of players, moving to the world number one ranking and staying there throughout the years they were coached by Charlesworth.
In 2009, Charlesworth moved across to coach the men's team, where the winning just kept happening. His Kookaburra team won Olympic bronze, two World Cups and two Commonwealth Games gold medals.
Now the man known as The Coach, lectures and mentors, with the likes of the Australia Institute of Sport, the Australia Football League and Cricket Australia among his client list. People who tuned in for the live lecture facilitated by Hockey Today, were taken on an entertaining, inspirational and informative whirl through what The Coach feels are the key points to successful coaching. His main message was: 'whatever level of coaching you are at, the principles remain the same."
Much of what Charlesworth has to say is firmly planted in the realms of common sense. There are ways of behaving and ways of thinking that should underpin all that we do as both coaches but also as human beings. The difference is whether we stick by these principles when the going gets stressful or tough.
For Charlesworth, there are five key qualities that a good coach will possess or learn to possess. These are: knowledge of the game; being diligent in preparation; being willing and able to listen; being consistent at all times; and being honest. In addition, he says, a coach must be enthusiastic, alive and take on the responsibility of lifting the environment.
"You have to make it fun and interesting," says the multi medal-winning coach, who also found time to be both a doctor and a politician over the course of his career. "But you also have to know what you want and stand up for it, because you will be found out if you don't. There is no point saying you believe in something, if you don't. "That said, you also have to be prepared to change and move on. What was a good idea ten or five years ago, might not work anymore. You have to have the capacity to change."
Much of Charlesworth's thinking over the course of his coaching career centred around the culture surrounding the team. It is something that has become part and parcel of most international coaches' thinking now and is prevalent in business and industry. But Charlesworth was there first and as every coach caught up, so he took his thinking to a new level. Here are his thoughts on team culture: "When I say I want a healthy team, I am not talking about fitness. It is about the culture, the way you interact, the relationships in the team and the team's capacity to connect with each other. "We always tried to keep confusion or politics to a minimum, but we always encouraged candour. We tried to create a listening and learning culture. And sometimes the things that were said were hard to listen to, but that led to deeper connections.
"You have to be able to say what you think and you have to be prepared to have difficult conversations. Normally we run away from difficult conversations – we either argue or run away. We must be able to give our opinions. "For example, we might say to a player: "'When you do that it hurts our team. What might you do to change that? Or, 'you have not been living up to the expectations of your team mates'. That is hard for a player to hear." Charlesworth also revealed the steely resolve that every successful coach must possess. "Cultural change gets real when your aim is execution; you need to change people's behaviour so they produce results. As a team, you must discuss how you will get those results.
"For players who achieve the results, then it is right to reward them, but if the results don't come, then add in some additional coaching to give the players every opportunity of achieving the results. If the player or team still comes up short, then you have to replace players with people who can get to the point you are aiming for." The coach also spoke about dealing with different players in different ways. "I always say: 'Comfort the troubled and trouble the comfortable.' There are players who are over-confident and there are players who need assistance. That is what coaching is. You reward, redirect and reprimand - as a coach you constantly doing that and at the same time, you are developing a culture that allows you to do that."
Charlesworth uses the example of Kieron Govers at the 2016 Champions Trophy. The player scored a cracking goal to put his side ahead in the semi-final. Instantly Govers hand shot up and he admitted to the umpire that the ball had hit his foot. The action went viral as a great example of sportsmanship but at the same time, there were many players who said they would never have admitted to the foot, saying that such things were part and parcel of the game.
For Charlesworth, the action by Govers was absolutely correct as it fitted so neatly with the Australian principle of 'no short cuts'. "If that goal had stood, we would have cheated our way into the lead. We set a standard and one of the tenets of the standard is that we never, never cheat. That standard stretched us and it didn't allow anyone to take short cut. There were players who disagreed with Keiron's actions but that is how we did it."
The 'no short cuts principle' works for coaches and players. Many players look to the coach for comfort, stability and solutions. For Charlesworth that is not coaching, it is "baby-sitting". "Real leaders ask questions and knock people out of their comfort zones. Then they manage the resulting distress. As a coach, you take players to a place that they didn't know they could go. You might challenge them to learn a new skill. If they fail, you push them to get there. A good coach will use patience and persistence to get the players past the difficult skill and the player will have reached a level they never thought they could achieve."
The many international coaches who fell before Charlesworth's medal winning teams would have loved to know the secrets of his success. But it seems, the formula couldn't have been simpler. "Get the ball, keep it, penetrate and try to score. Get it back and start again." For Charlesworth, the basic key to success was a good defence but the bit that excited the players was scoring goals. For that reason, much of the coaching practice was dedicated to always look to make goals. He cites an example where there were 30 seconds left before the half-time whistle so one of his players took the ball to the corner and just held onto it to count down the clock.
In the half-time team talk, Charlesworth berated the player, saying that the team should always be looking to score. With just a few seconds left on the clock before the final whistle, Australia scored a wonder goal – they had listened to their coach and acted on his wisdom.


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Five Pieces for solo marimba by Pius Cheung is a set of five miniatures dedicated to five of the composer's good friends: Nancy Zeltsman, Yuko Yoshikawa, Eriko Daimo, Fumito Nunoya, and Jonathan Singer. Each piece is a short glimpse of what these great marimbists has appealed to Cheung as a performer. These pieces mark Cheung's first attempt at twelve tone music. Written for Five Octave Marimba, four mallets.
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Innovative solutions in the automotive sector rely more and more on ICT-based solutions, enabled by the ubiquitous connectivity and IoT devices. More and more, the digital backbone of modern cars (that relies on CAN-based protocols) is integrated with Internet-enabled devices to provide new services to the drivers and to the vehicle owners.
In the context of Car Sharing, several functions are delivered through an App-based approach, where the user's smarphone on one hand interacts with cloud-bases services, and on the other hand links to a car-based control unit.
In the M.S. thesis of Antonio Risoli, developed in Concept Reply and discussed on October 2017, we present an architecture suitable for a car sharing provider, and some solutions for exploiting this new hybrid architecture to increase the level of security (by exploiting biometric cryptography) and user comfort (by remembering user preferences and applying them across the whole fleet). The architecture has been demonstrated thanks to a mix of real and simulate ECUs, and will be further developed by the automotive sector in Concept Reply.
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A House to Mend a Broken Heart is the first in a new series by Alison Sherlock, centred around those who live and work at stately home Willow Tree Hall. The summary says: "Willow Tree Hall has seen much better days and has been the proud ancestral home of the Earl and Countess of Cranley for centuries.
With no qualifications and escaping her past, Annie Rogers takes the job as housekeeper to widowed Arthur, the charming current Earl of Cranley. After a bad fall puts Arthur in hospital, it's up to a reluctant heir apparent Sam Harris, to lend a helping hand and try to find a sustainable future for the Estate. With the house requiring a full renovation, Annie suddenly finds herself completely out of her depth with a team of dodgy builders and Sam watching critically from the sidelines.
With Sam running from his past and Annie hiding from hers, just maybe together they can bring Willow Tree Hall back to life." A House to Mend a Broken Heart is out in July 2017.


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It's summertime and the living is, well, too easy. Your kids roll out of bed at the time the lunch bell rings. At the pool snack bar, lunch money becomes ice cream money. And half the day is spent in front of a screen: phone, TV or otherwise. And, one of the many pleasures of summer in Idaho is being able to spend more time outdoors. Summer is all fun and games, though, until someone gets a sunburn or slips by the pool.
Use this guide to ensure you and your family stay healthy and safe as you enjoy this time of year.
Problem: Your children have a seemingly insatiable appetite for junk food.
Solution: Cut down on unhealthy foods, but don't cut them out of kids' diets completely. "A recent study showed that children with asthma who drank apple juice on a daily basis suffered from less wheezing than children who only drank juice once per month," says Dr. Martin. Swap cookies for fruit as a snack, or add an ever-growing salad to the dinner plate.
Problem: Nothing can come between your kids and the TV.
Solution: Set the limit recommended by the AAP: Children should consume no more than two hours of entertainment media per day. "There can be a very set time when it's allowed," Dr. Martin says, "and the rest of the time, it's just not allowed." Separate kids from screens during dinner and before bedtime (the light can stimulate the brain, keeping them awake). To replace TV time, round up the family for a board game or a neighborhood walk.
Problem: What sleep schedule? Your teenager could be awake or asleep at any given hour.
Solution: Make sure kids get the sleep they need to support their health: at least 10 hours for school-age children and nine to 10 hours for teenagers. Teens are biologically programmed to stay up late, so it's OK if their summer hours slide a bit. But in the weeks before school starts, set the alarm clock earlier each day to ensure they're well-rested for their first day.
Problem: Protecting kids from the harmful rays of the sun.
Solution: Make sure everyone liberally applies sunscreen about 20 to 30 minutes before going outside. And don't forget the ears, scalp, back of neck, and the tops of the feet. Bingham Memorial Dermatologists say they have seen some of the worse burns there. Because the sun emits two types of harmful rays-UVA and UVB-the sunscreen you buy should provide "broad-spectrum" protection against both. Use sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or greater with the physical UV blockers zinc oxide or titanium dioxide.
And, reapply, reapply, reapply, especially for active children. Reapplying sunscreen may be the most neglected step in the sun-safety regimen. Don't just put it on and forget it. Sunscreen should be reapplied about every two hours while kids are outdoors, and every 45 minutes if they're swimming.
Problem: A dip in the pool, lake or river may be a great way to escape rising temperatures, yet thousands of Americans drown each year.
Solution: Be sure to follow these water-safety tips from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Additionally, to avoid poolside slips, keep the pool deck clean and clear of pool toys, which are trip hazards.
Wash abrasions really good with soap and water. If you can't use the extremity without pain, get to an ER or urgent care. If someone hits their head and there's even a momentary loss of consciousness, call 911.
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Brady Martin, DO, is a family medicine specialist and sees patients of all ages at Bingham Memorial Family Medicine in Pocatello. He performs well-child visits, immunizations, and sports physicals; wellness exams for men and women; and, helps patients to manage high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes. To schedule an appointment, call (208) 478-7900. (Same-day appointments are available.)
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The American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) describes the commissioning process in the ASHRAE Guideline 0-2005 as "…a quality-oriented process for achieving, verifying, and documenting that the performance of facilities, systems, and assemblies meets defined objectives and criteria". Commissioning is not a one-time event after a building is initially constructed however. It is an on-going process that begins in the initial planning and design phases of a building and follows through construction and then through the operational lifespan of the building.
The goal of commissioning according to ASHRAE Guideline 0 is "to provide a uniform, integrated, and consistent approach for delivering and operating facilities that meet an owner's ongoing requirements" and "to reduce the cost of delivering construction projects and increase value to owners, occupants, and users." In basic terms, commissioning is sort of a quality assurance process that will not only ensure the building is designed and constructed according to the owner's wishes, but will also keep initial costs as well as operations and maintenance costs down over the life of the building.
There are several types of commissioning for buildings. The plain term "commissioning" typically refers to the initial commissioning of a new building. Retrocommissioning refers to the commissioning of an existing building that never had an initial commissioning when it was constructed, while Recommissioning refers to the commissioning of an existing building that did have an initial commissioning.
Commissioning is typically accomplished by an independent third party called a Commissioning Agent, or CxA. It is important to involve the CxA early in the planning and design process (ASHRAE refers to this as the "project inception" stage) and not wait until after construction, so that the CxA can ensure that the owner's requirements are implemented in the building design as well as be involved in the development of the building system's operation and maintenance (O&M) manuals.
The basic objectives of commissioning noted in ASHRAE Guideline 0 include:
Unfortunately, no current building codes or regulations require building commissioning even though its benefits are numerous. According to the Whole Building Design Guide (WBDG), "commissioning can improve new building energy performance by 8% to 30%." In addition to the energy savings, commissioning also ensures a facility is built safely to code and operates the way it was intended to, which will save the owner and/or occupants money in O&M costs. WBDG also states that "owners can achieve savings in operations of $4 over the first five years of occupancy as a direct result of every $1 invested in commissioning," which is obviously a very high return on investment. Other indirect cost savings from commissioning include potential improved worker productivity due to a safer and healthier facility. Estimated costs for commissioning are $0.30/SF for existing buildings and $1.16/SF for new construction on average according to a February 2011 article in the ASHRAE Journal by Dr. Evan Mills.
For these reasons, many governmental organizations adopt the commissioning process into its construction requirements, including the General Services Administration (GSA), US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), and the Air Force Civil Engineer Center (AFCEC).
Commissioning requirements are also included in numerous green building rating systems, including the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), Green Globes, and ASHRAE Standard 189.1. In most LEED rating systems there is a prerequisite for basic commissioning (EA Prerequisite 1: Fundamental Commissioning of the Building Energy Systems) as well as a credit for Enhanced Commissioning, Energy and Atmosphere (EA) Credit 3.
The basic difference between the LEED prerequisite and credit is that the prerequisite is required for LEED certification, while the credit is optional. The prerequisite's intent is to "Verify that the building's energy related systems are installed, calibrated and perform according to the owner's project requirements, basis of design, and construction documents." The basic requirements for the prerequisite include designating a CxA who is independent of the design and construction management teams, but may be an employee of the same firm. The CxA may also be an employee of the building owner. The CxA is to required to review the OPRs as well as the Basis of Design (BOD), to develop and incorporate commissioning requirements into the construction documents, develop and implement a commissioning plan, verify the installation and performance of the systems to be commissioned, and complete a summary commissioning report.
EA Credit 3's intent is to "Begin the commissioning process early during the design process and execute additional activities after systems performance verification is completed." The additional requirements above and beyond the prerequisite include the following:
In order to ensure that buildings operate not only as they were intended by the design, but also that all of the owner's requirements were included the design to begin with, it is imperative that the commissioning process is started at the beginning of the design inception stage. Recommissioning is important to make sure that buildings continue to operate at their highest efficiency throughout their life span, and retrocommissioning can make an existing building that had never been commissioned before operate much more efficiently and save money. When considering an energy conservation measure (ECM) for a building, commissioning is often considered the "low-hanging fruit."
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Rapper believes he has got smarter with age
Ice Cube has asserted that he still retains the same anger he felt during his NWA days.
The rapper joined the group as a teenager in 1987 and became known for his aggressive rapping style and politically-charged lyrics. While younger fans might better know Cube from his family-friendly movie and TV franchise 'Are We There Yet?', the 45-year-old affirms that he remains as angry as ever.
"I still have the anger I had as a teenager," said Cube in an interview with The Observer.
"I'm just smarter than I was back then. I can see the punches coming. I'm an optimist, though. I know they're coming and I know I'm going to overcome them.
"As part of NWA I got to share the stage with my heroes: Run DMC, Rakim – and we were accepted as their musical peers. For me, that's what it means to have a dream come true."
Cube also spoke about what he described as "the position of black people in the world today", saying the situation "depresses" him.
"There's enough money to go round, but we've been relegated to the bottom of everybody's list. Any progress, measured against the suffering, is a joke."
Speaking to NME earlier this year, Cube suggested that an NWA reunion could happen as he and Dr Dre work on the biopic Straight Outta Compton.
"I'd say don't rule anything out. It could happen," he said. "Hopefully doing this record project will inspire Dre to make more records again. I think the movie will remind a lot of people the importance of who we were and what we did – including us. We're here to give the people what they want so who knows what will happen after the movie."


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Dear Customers , Ladies and Gentlemen,
We would like to thank you for the meeting at the Production Trade & Service Company "MALINEX" RYSZARD MALINOWSKI stand at the International Fair of Mining , Power Industry and Metallurgy Katowice 2015.
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No language can express the power, the beauty and the heroism of a mother's love (concluding part)
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"Enough talking, hand over the money now" she said. As soon as Shane handed the money, the police came raiding inside.
"You are under arrest for extortion and blackmail and illegal operations" said Officer Mc Cash proudly.
"Thank you so much for your help, today is a big day for us; we have caught someone whom we were after for a very long time" said the officer as soon as they took Mr. Black and the young woman away.
"Don't thank me, it was all their doing, they were so eager to find their money that they didn't think something like this would happen to them and made a mistake. I should be thanking my sister without whom I wouldn't have called you in the first place" Shane said happily.
When he got home, he immediately called his daughter, Katana and told her the good news. She was elated that they were free. But, Shane wasn't at peace, he still wanted to know where his wife, Malina had hidden the money. He went through all her stuff but to his dismay couldn't find anything.
The next day he called Katana and asked her if she had anything from her mother. She said that she only had a diary which she had found in her mother's bedside table when they were packing her things up. Shane said he wanted to have a look at it immediately.
"What's the rush dad?" she asked as she handed the diary to her father, Shane.
"I have to find out something. Now go and do something useful" he said
"Ok dad, relax I'm going" she said and left the house.
He flipped through the pages rapidly and stopped suddenly. 'Wealth is where my heart is' said one of the entries in her diary.
'What does she mean by that? What do I do now? I have to find a way to decode this message' thought Shane
"Couldn't understand her when she was with me, can't understand her now when she is gone" he said.
He decided to go through her things again, but again couldn't find anything that would help him understand the message. He called Katana again and asked her if she knew anything about what the message meant but she didn't.
A few days later Katana got a letter from one of her mother's friends calling her to his house. He said he wanted to her something personal and not to tell her father about it.
"Hello, please come in" said Roger
"Hi" said Katana and entered the house.
"How did you find me?" she asked
"Your mother gave me your information right before her accident" he said
"Well, what did you want to give me?" she asked
"Here it is" he said as he handed her an envelope.
With quick hands she opened the envelope to find a plane ticket with her name on it.
"I don't understand, what's this suppose to mean?" she asked
"You need to get away from here as fast as possible. I don't have time to explain, please just go and do not by any chance tell your father that you are going away. Promise me that" he said
"Ok ok, I promise. If this is what my mother wanted. Then this is what I will do" she said and left the apartment. She switched her cell phone off, took a cab to the airport and boarded the flight. She reached the small town of Sierra in about 10 hours time. She saw her mother's sister whom she thought was dead but had actually run away when she was very young.
"Hi" she said
"Hi Katana, how are you my darling?" said her aunt Minty.
"How did you find me? How did you know I would be on this flight?" she asked
"I knew because we both had planned it before your mother was killed" she explained
"Come on; let's go home, I will tell you everything. But first I need to feed you, you look famished" she said as they left for home in her car.
After a delicious and heartful meal, Aunt Minty explained further, "your mother wanted you to have the best possible life she could give you. She knew that your father would not give you a penny if he came into a lot of money. So she hid it from him and gave me the responsibility to hand it over to you if something happened to her".
"But how did she find you? You had run away from home such a long time back?" asked Katana
"I found her, I needed some help so your mother gave me some money and set me up here to start afresh" she said.
"What about the money, what did you mean by that?" asked Katana
"The money she stole from them. She wanted you to have all of it and have a better life" explained aunt Minty.
Meanwhile, back at home, Shane was going mad, he had searched everything and everywhere for the money and found nothing.
"Where is it, the money I mean?" asked Katana.
"It's in a bank, far away from here. Only you and I can access it, nobody else would be able to track it" said aunt Minty and gave a mischievous smile. Both of them looked at each other and laughed out loud.
The End