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83-16530 - Raspberry Pi™ 2 Model B 1GB Project Board
The Raspberry Pi 2 is a single-board computer developed in the UK by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer that plugs into your TV and a keyboard. It's a capable little PC which can be used for many of the things that your d...
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83-16552RK - Raspberry Pi™ 2 Model B Starter Kit
The Raspberry Pi Starter kit has what you need to get started with the Pi. Just the basics, A memory card, Power supply and a clear case. This kit includes a translucent case that can sit on a desk or hang on a wall.the case also has a great feature in that it can...
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83-16553RK - Raspberry Pi™ 2 Model B Media Center
Looking for a Media Player that doesn't take up much space. Look no further than the Media Center Starter Kit. This kit has the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B, Black case, Wireless ethernet and a HDMI cable. Everything you need to get started playing movies, browsing the ...
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83-17040 - CodeBug Programmable Wearable Board
CodeBug Programmable Wearable Board for All
Interested in wearable electronics and learning about this whole "maker thing" but don't know where to begin? Enter the CodeBug - a fun, low-cost wearable device anyone can use.
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83-16554RK - Raspberry Pi™ 2 Model B Complete Kit
The Raspberry Pi Complete Kit has everything the Pi enthusiast needs or wants. This kit even includes a drawstring bag and mouse mat. This kit has a fantastic Raspberry Pi USB hub and the translucent case that you can hang on the wall or sit on your desktop.
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83-16241 - Element 14 Beaglebone Black Development Board
Element 14 Beaglebone Black Revision C
The Element 14 BeagleBone Black is the low-cost, high-expansion, maker-focused, bare-bones BeagleBoard, small enough to fit in an Altoids tin. Built on a high-performance TI ARM processor, the BBONE-BLACK-4G has all the ca...
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83-16871 - 2.4" Touchscreen LCD Hat
2.4" LCD Touch Screen HAT for Raspberry Pi
Simply plug this 2.4" TFT LCD into the GPIO pins on your Raspberry Pi A+, B+ or Pi 2 and load the software for a complete display / control solution. It's just like a full-size touchscreen monitor for your Pi, only sma...
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83-16550RK - Raspberry Pi™ 2 Model B With Case
The Raspberry Pi 2 Model B with Case is a great way to get started with the Raspberry Pi. Including a translucent case that can sit on a desk or hang on a wall. (Note: SD Card sold separately Part #83-16536)
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83-16551RK - Raspberry Pi™ 2 Model B Project Kit
The Raspberry Pi Component Starter kit is perfect for learning about electronics. Chock full of Led's, Resistors and just about every electronic component you can think of. This kit also includes a translucent case that can sit on a desk or hang on a wall.
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83-16556RK - Raspberry Pi™ 2 Model B Sensor Kit
The Raspberry Pi Enocean Sensor Kit will get you started with the Home Automation and Security. The Sensor kit includes a magnetic contact sensor, Temperature sensor and Push Button switch that can will allow you to control parts of your home. The best part is th...
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83-16555RK - Raspberry Pi™ 2 Model B Camera Kit
The Raspberry Pi uses Linux-kernel based operating systems. The Raspberry Pi does not come with a real-time clock, so an OS must use a network time server, or ask the user for time information at boot time to get access to time and date info for file time and date...
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83-16319 - Clear Raspberry Pi™ Enclosure for B+ and Pi 2 Model B
These Raspberry Pi enclosures are designed to give you maximum use of the Raspberry Pi board. Designed to allow viewing of the status LED's as well as proper airflow to keep your Raspberry Pi cool.
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58-17505 - 12" Touchscreen Barebone PC
Looking for the perfect industrial PC or POS terminal ? At just 6" Deep, this slim design PC is not only space-saving for projects or applications where space is critical, but it fits easily into any environment with the ability to be mounted like a LCD TV or LCD ...
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83-15803 - RIoTBoard Android Development Board
RIoTboard Development Platform
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Elvis Has Left the Building
... being conducted on a new hotel near the mansion. It sounds like more things are planned but I have no idea what.
Oh, I almost forgot, the thing about Elvis' ghost haunting you was just a little joke on my part. Glad I didn't forget to tell you that. I'm sure you were concerned about me being haunted by the ghost of Elvis.
On our return home, we stopped at the visitors' center to add another night to our ...
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We ate at the Blues City Cafe tonight and experienced our first hot tamales (yuck) and catfish (yum yum). It is a really cold night in Memphis tonight so we didn't venture out beyond dinner; felt like my lungs were freezing so it was back to our beautiful hotel for a nightcap.
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Beale Street is famous for its music; many of the eateries and street corners feature live music. The street becomes a pedestrian mall in the afternoon and evening so that everyone can drink, dance and have fun on the street, a real street party. It reminds us of our time in New Orleans.
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The Triumph of American Capitalism: The Development of Forces in American History to the End of the Nineteenth Century
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Predictors and outcome of patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome caused by miliary tuberculosis: a retrospective study in Chongqing, China
1 Department of Respiratory Medicine, Second Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University, Chongqing, China
2 Department of Medicine, New York University Langone Medical Center, New York, USA
3 Department of Respiratory Medicine, First Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University, Chongqing, China
4 Department of Respiratory Medicine, Chongqing Chest Hospital, Chongqing, China
5 Department of Respiratory Medicine, Chongqing Pulmonary Hospital, Chongqing, China
BMC Infectious Diseases 2012, 12:121 doi:10.1186/1471-2334-12-121Published: 20 May 2012
Miliary tuberculosis (TB) is an uncommon cause of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) with a high mortality. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the clinical characteristics, predictors and outcome of patients with ARDS caused by miliary TB.
A retrospective study was conducted among patients with a diagnosis of ARDS with miliary TB in four hospitals from 2006 to 2010. Medical records and laboratory examinations of these patients were taken during the first 24 h of admission.
Eighty-five patients with miliary TB developed ARDS, 45 of whom survived (52.9%). The median age was 36.6 ± 12.5 years with 38 males (44.7%). Diabetes mellitus (DM) was the most common underlying disease (18.8%).ICU mortality was 47.1%. The time from admission to anti-tuberculosis therapy was 4.5 ± 2.0 days. Mean duration of mechanical ventilation was 8.5 ± 3.0 days in all patients. Duration of time to diagnosis, time from diagnosis to mechanical ventilation, and time to anti-tuberculosis therapy were significantly shorter in survivors than those in non-survivors. Diabetes mellitus (OR 5.431, 95%CI 1.471-20.049; P = 0.005), ALT (70-100U/L, OR 10.029, 95%CI 2.764-36.389; P = 0.001), AST (>94U/L,OR 8.034, 95%CI 2.200-29.341; P = 0.002), D-dimer (>1.6mg/L, OR 3.167, 95%CI 0.896-11.187; P = 0.042), hemoglobin (<90g/L, OR 14.824, 95%CI 3.713-59.179; P = 0.001), albumin (<25g/L, OR 15.896, 95%CI 3.975-63.566; P = 0.001) were independent predictors of ARDS development in the setting of miliary TB.
Accurate diagnosis, early initiation of anti-tuberculosis therapy and mechanical ventilation are important for the outcome of patients with ARDS caused by miliary TB. DM, ALT, AST, D-dimer, hemoglobin, and albumin are independent predictors of ARDS development in patients with miliary TB.


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Joseph T (2015) An investigation into how Aboriginal Medical Services contribute to childhood immunisation Unpublished Master of Philosophy thesis, University of Sydney: Sydney
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Saint Lawrence was one of seven deacons who were in charge of giving help to the poor and the needy. When a persecution broke out, Pope St. Sixtus was condemned to death. As he was led to ... continue reading
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Aluminum Producers in Henan Cut Production, Association Says
June 28 (Bloomberg) -- Aluminum producers in Henan province, the largest maker of the metal in China, agreed to curtail 700,000 metric tons of capacity, a metals association official said, confirming a Xinhua News Agency report.
The province's 13 producers jointly agreed to cut output from the middle of this month, state-run Xinhua said June 25, citing the local nonferrous metals association. Higher power tariff have made smelters unprofitable, the report said.
"The Xinhua's report is true," Wen Xianjun, the deputy head of China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, said today by phone from Beijing, without elaborating.
The Chinese government raised power surcharges for some smelters by as much as 100 percent from June to curb overcapacity in the world's largest producer of the metal. The higher costs may affect 1 million tons of smelting capacity, or 6 percent of the country's total, Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd., the nation's biggest producer, said on May 20.
Aluminum prices in China have dropped below the cost of production, putting pressure on smelters to reduce output, Luo Jianchuan, president of Aluminum Corp. of China, said on June 8.
The average production cost of Chinese aluminum smelters is 15,300 yuan ($2,251) a ton, according to CRU International Ltd. Aluminum futures in Shanghai rose 0.6 percent to close at 14,915 yuan a ton.
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A healthier, no-mayo twist on the traditional pimento cheese spread. Greek yogurt and feta cheese are the stars of this show! In celebration of my sweet blogging friend, Nicole (Prevention, RD), and her upcoming addition to her family, a few other bloggers and I are gathering for a virtual baby shower. Yay! Happy baby shower day, Nicole!
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Peanut Butter & Jelly Banana Roll Ups + Capri Sun's New CLEAR Bottoms
These bite-sized Peanut Butter & Jelly Banana Roll Ups are the perfect after-school snack for your tots, paired with the new Capri Sun juice drinks with a clear bottom pouch. Quick and easy to assemble, your kids can even help you spread the pb&j and roll up the banana. They will feel good about helping, and you […]
7 Tips for Daily Wellness
Our schedule has been very busy lately with work, traveling, church, soccer and school back in session. Sometimes it's difficult to keep up a healthy lifestyle when you're juggling so many things. We want to skip our work outs, go to bed late, eat whatever is convenient and make our kids watch a bit more […]
Saturday Seeds: Labor Day, A Book About Boys, A Children's Book and My New Target Find
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Apple Pie a la Mode Scones
With caramel bits and white chocolate chips added to the mix, these Apple Pie a la Mode Scones take your taste buds well beyond the filling and the crust! Start your day right with these scones paired with a cup of Millstone® Coffee House Blend. These are my new favorite scones. Ben, too. If I […]
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Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort & Spa "Summer at the Castle" [Birmingham, AL]
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S'mores Coffee Pie
Graham cracker crust, coffee-infused chocolate ganache and a toasted meringue topping are the three magic layers to this delectable pie! You could probably charge $9 per slice for one of these pieces of heaven! Apparently, last Sunday was National S'mores Day and I found out about it too late. I'm so bad at keeping up […]
Roasted Broccoli Chips
Roast those cuts of broccoli for longer than you may be used to, and find that you've just made a healthy crunchy snack even your kids won't stop eating! Ben was gone this weekend, Friday through Monday, at a PGA golf tournament in Louisville, KY. It was a fun trip his dad invited him on, […]
Coffee Syrup [Liquid Sugar for Cold Drinks]
Mix together sugar and water in a sauce pan to make this simple syrup that will store on your shelf for months. Use it to sweeten your iced coffee beverage – or any cold drink – instead of table sugar so it blends nicely without needing to dissolve. If you follow me on Instagram, you already […]
Mackinac Island #SensationalMemories + 10 Fudge Recipes From Michigan Bloggers
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Cannoli Ice Cream Sandwiches
These Cannoli Ice Cream Sandwiches are a special dessert that really doesn't take much to prepare. Cannoli ice cream sandwiched between two pizzelle cookies, and the ice cream is made without an ice cream maker! It's the last day of National Ice Cream Month, but I'm guessing that's not going to stop you from eating […]
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If you find yourself in the Historic Germantown neighborhood of Nashville, TN, you must start your day off right with a coffee and pastry from Flour.Sugar.Eggs. Are you there later in the day? Then grab a fresh sandwich for lunch or a bite for dinner. Happy bellies, big smiles, all around. One time when we […]
Vietnamese-Style Iced Coffee
This nontraditional Vietnamese Iced Coffee recipe is as easy as it can be, especially if you already have my cold-brew coffee concentrate ready in your fridge. Combine the strong coffee with sweetened milk and you have a cool summer coffee treat! My poor Judah was sick all week last week. His fever started Sunday morning and […]
Gladd Family Beach Trip 2014 [Wilmington, NC]
If you missed it last week, check out Part 1 to this two-post series about our recent trip to North Carolina. In the first post, I shared with you all of our favorites around our beach house in Wrightsville Beach. This second post will highlight things to do and eat in the neighboring Wilmington area. […]
Cannoli Ice Cream [No Ice Cream Maker!]
You do not need a machine to transform a cannoli into ice cream. Every ingredient of this favorite Italian dessert will appear in each frozen scoop! Remember when I shared this OREO Cheesecake Ice Cream recipe that doesn't require an ice cream maker? Well, I'm at it again with another amazing ice cream that is […]


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Boeing raises forecast of need for smaller jets
The company foresees a greater demand for single-aisle aircraft and slightly lower demand for wide-body jets like those built in Everett, compared to Boeing's forecast last year.
Still, "there's a big pent-up demand for wide-bodies," said Randy Tinseth, Boeing's vice president for marketing.
That pent-up demand is partly due to delays in wide-body jet programs like the 787, which led Boeing and rival jet maker Airbus to deliver fewer twin-aisle aircraft in the past decade than in the previous one. The trend is beginning to change as Boeing increases production of the 787 and Airbus is poised to deliver the new A350 XWB next year.
Tinseth delivered his remarks as part of a Boeing briefing ahead of the Paris Air Show, which begins Monday. Boeing will have two 787s at the air show, with one flying daily. Airbus is preparing for the maiden flight of the A350, which could make a fly-by at the air show.
Boeing predicts airlines will need 7,830 new twin-aisle aircraft by 2032, compared to 7,950 in last year's forecast. That doesn't include "very large" wide-body jets like the 747 or A380. Chicago-based Boeing predicts a need for 760 of those biggest planes over the next 20 years, compared to last year's forecast of 790.
The estimate for large aircraft need has continued to drop over the past few years. In April, Boeing announced it would slow production of the 747-8 due to declining demand. In Airbus' 20-year forecast last year, the jet maker estimated a need for 1,710 very large jets.
Demand for single-aisle jets like the new 737 MAX and A320neo, meanwhile, has increased since last year, according to Boeing's forecast. Airlines will need to buy 24,670 single-aisle aircraft between now and 2032, Boeing estimates. That's substantially more single-aisle jets than the 19,520 Airbus predicted last year and slightly more than Boeing's previous forecast of 23,240.
Airlines are looking for "the most efficient aircraft they can find," Tinseth said.
In recent years, airlines have been flying increasingly fuller planes as passenger traffic has remained strong. Cargo traffic, which has been sluggish, is expected to grow 2 percent to 3 percent this year, Tinseth said.
Overall, Boeing believes the world's aircraft fleet will double over the next 20 years.
As a result, "we'll continue to see upward pressure on our production rates," Tinseth said.
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John Kohler is the internationally known YouTube and social media personality who has inspired millions around the world to take responsibility for improving their health and well-being by growing some or all of their own fresh organic food. Even people who have no outdoor space available have been guided by John in how to grow their own healthy greens indoors, getting back in touch with nature and boosting their health in the process. In this special in-depth visit, John talks to Lost Arts Radio about a wide range of important and relevant topics and gives us tools and ideas for upgrading our own nutrition, mental clarity and emotional satisfaction, by getting back in touch with what nature has waiting to offer us as soon as we are ready to appreciate and use it. Make sure to visit John's "OK Raw" YouTube Channel for a wealth of information that will inspire you to try the raw, healthy lifestyle for yourself.
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Lost Arts Radio Show #36 - Special Guest Dr. Andrew Moulden
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This week's show features Andrew Moulden, M.D., Ph.D, (www.drandrewmoulden.com) in a posthumously reconstructed interview (see original video sources referenced below), that, as far as we know, has never been attempted before. You may remember that Lost Arts Radio aired a show on the situation with the holistic doctors that recently died and were apparently all connected to the ongoing investigation started by Dr. Jeff Bradstreet involving vaccines and the blood protein GcMAF. Their work would have made it all too obvious to huge numbers of people that vaccines are a weapon designed to destroy immune systems, especially in children but also in adults, and that has been their purpose all along, in which they have been very successful. Lost Arts Radio discovered that the same exposure was being done in an extraordinary way by the brilliant Canadian doctor Andrew Moulden, M.D. Ph.D. We wanted to get Dr. Moulden on the show this week, but found out we were too late and he was already dead, most likely either murdered or driven to suicide by powerful forces working to suppress and stop what he was doing to expose the real nature and damage caused by vaccines.
Suppressing this kind of vital information is not healthy for the public, to say the least, and Lost Arts Radio is a health show. So we decided to have Dr. Moulden on the show, in spite of his having already died. Forgive us please if this first attempt at a posthumous interview of a global hero is not as smooth and professional as it could have been, but we'll get better at it technically over time. Please pay close attention to Dr. Moulden's incredible explanations of how vaccines work. He speaks quickly but what he says is worth hearing multiple times until the full impact and implications sink in. Please tell others about this week's show, it could save many lives.
Lost Arts Radio Show #38- Special Guests Jeffrey Smith and Katrina Blair
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This week, Lost Arts Radio welcomes a longtime world leader in the effort to educate the public to the dangers of GMO food and genetically engineered organisms in agriculture, so that informed consumers can turn the tide and remove GMO's from the food supply by voting with our dollars. Jeffrey Smith is the author of "Seeds of Deception and Genetic Roulette", and is the founder of Institute for Responsible Technology (www.responsibletechnology.org). He also has a new movie coming out, "Secret Ingredients", and support is needed to finish production. Please go to www.secretingredientsmovie.com, to see how you can help hasten its urgently needed public release. Jeffrey is here to explain to us how the battle for GMO free and pesticide free food is being won by the rise in consumer awareness and the change in buying patterns, even as the biotech companies with a complicit and cooperative Congress do their best to promote GMO's and protect them from the constituents they are supposed to serve.
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Lost Arts Radio Show #35 - Special Guest Mark Herr
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Lost Arts Radio heard about the Center for Self-Governance (www.centerforselfgovernance.com) from our friend, Idaho legislative representative Heather Scott. We had never known about that great organization before. But it turns out their work is as important as representative Scott suggested, and as a result, we are doing something unprecedented with this week's show. Center For Self-Governance president and co-founder Mark Herr will be on with us giving Lost Arts listeners a special, condensed, three hour "mini-class," giving some of the information from CSG's 8-hour level one class that we strongly recommend you still take, along with all four levels which follow it, and the state constitution class that is also taught as a separate unit.
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Lost Arts Radio Show #37- Special Guests Tom DeWeese and Michael Chapman
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This week Lost Arts Radio welcomes back American Policy Center president Tom DeWeese, to bring us up to date on the continuing implementation of United Nations Agenda 21 across the United States and beyond. Tom is one of the nation's leading advocates of individual liberty, free enterprise, private property rights, personal privacy, back-to-basics education and American sovereignty and independence. Tom will cover for us not only the continued destruction of our individual freedoms under the advancement Agenda 21, but also the victories that have occurred under his organization's guidance in evicting groups like ICLEI and other promoters Agenda 21 policy from American communities, and how you can do the same to save your own home town, county and state from the damage they do.
Following our discussion with Tom, we will have the privilege of talking with author, speaker and educational researcher Michael Chapman. Michael is the founder of American Heritage Research, which is dedicated to restoring the truth of America's founding principles within our country's educational curriculum. When Michael Chapman and Tom DeWeese first met, they realized they were working for the same goals and their contributions to the mission of restoring individual freedom were complimentary. They have worked in cooperation with each other ever since. Michael's research into education and real American history has been praised by well known leaders in the field like Charlotte Iserbyt and many others. He has helped to awaken parents all over America and beyond to the mortal danger that state-controlled public and private education pose, and how to bring their children back to an understanding of their real heritage, so the unique American experiment in freedom is not lost.
Lost Arts Radio Show #34 - Special Guests Heather Scott and Richard Mack
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Heather Scott (www.repheatherscott.com), along with Bonner County Sheriff Daryl Wheeler and Washington State representative Matt Shea, came to the attention of Lost Arts radio recently when they stood up against the harassment of a man in her district by Veterans Administration agents who wanted to strip this citizen of his unalienable 2nd Amendment rights because he had suffered a stroke. This is part of the creeping infringement of 2nd Amendment rights by a government that wants to use any excuse possible to disarm American citizens, a step which historically always precedes much more serious tyranny and government crimes against the people. We get a chance on this week's show to find out first hand from Representative Heather Scott what it is really like when honest and courageous people get into government for the right reasons, and what it's really like on the inside.
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Lost Arts Radio Show #32 - Special Guests Matt Monarch and David Noakes
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This week's super show on Lost Arts Radio begins with raw food and health teacher/celebrity Matt Monarch (www.therawfoodworld.com). Matt is the owner of the largest raw food and super food online store in the world, and has been the inspiration behind many people's programs for lifestyle and dietary improvements. His book Raw Success and others before it are highly regarded by health seekers worldwide.
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Lost Arts Radio Show #31 - Guests Abby Johnson, Libbe HaLevy, Dr. Chris Busby
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To start off this week's show we wrap up our series of guests on the topic of positive alternatives to abortion. Special guest Abby Johnson (www.abbyjohnson.org and www.abortionworker.com) takes some time with us to give our listeners a glimpse into her personal world, her experience as a Planned Parenthood clinic director, why she left that organization and the project she started to help other workers in the abortion business do the same thing and escape from this industry of death. She founded the ministry called And Then There Were None (www.attwn.org), to help save the lives not only of the unborn children being killed, but also to help those who participate in doing the killing, not fully realizing the negative effects this work is having on them.
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Libbe HaLevy, is the producer and host of the popular weekly show, Nuclear Hotseat (www.nuclearhotseat.com) and the author of "Yes, I Glow In The Dark, One Mile From Three Mile Island To Fukushima And Beyond". Libbe will be sharing with us her personal experiences from the Three Mile Island event, which she witnessed unintentionally from one mile away from ground zero. This experience eventually led to her nuclear research, and her current activities as host of the weekly Nuclear Hotseat radio show.
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We are incredibly blessed to have Dr. Gabriel Cousens, founder of the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center in Patagonia, Arizona (www.treeoflifecenterus.com) stop by to talk to us about the levels of health, what they mean and how you can arrange your life to achieve them. Dr. Cousens is widely known for his work in teaching the lifestyle and consciousness components of health in many countries around the world. More than just one of the most experienced raw food advocates in the world today, he is an emissary of peace with the background to demonstrate how it can be achieved first in one's own personal life and then spread to the world around us by example. Dr. Cousens, an Essene Rabbi and spiritual teacher to students of all backgrounds, is also known for his incredible work in the healing of diabetes and other degenerative diseases.
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My family love there pizza I dont care for it because it sweet sauce but there subs and wing are great its a great place to eat in.Like this review?Yes|Flag Abuse
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Does it make sense for Qatar to host the 2022 World Cup? German architect Albert Speer, whose office is in charge of the project, says yes -- and is doing all he can to ensure sustainability. In a SPIEGEL interview, he says how. — spiegel.de
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The idea is always that a building like this in a particular light merges with the sky. The building is on a very small site, and has a very small footprint. There was a requirement from a planning point of view, which we fully supported and were actually happy about, that we had to provide a plaza on the ground floor. And that's actually why the building toward the base, it pulls in its belly and it slopes so that the urban space is adequate and a required size. — nytimes.com
We live in the anthropogenic age, where humans don't adapt to life, but life adapts to human needs, Ingels explains, which makes his advice to young architects designing tomorrow's world simple and clear. The key for young architects is to acquire the tools and language to comprehend the human needs outside of the architectural bubble, and understand that they are here to accommodate - and not to be accommodated. — vimeo.com
If there's anything positive to emerge from the current mess, it's that local advocates like Cary Moon, who warned against building the tunnel in the first place, are commanding attention again. Moon recently took to the pages of the local alt-weekly, the Stranger, to argue that in light of the tunnel project's spectacular, slow-motion meltdown, the city should explore other options. — streetsblog.org
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And do you live with as much of the collection as you can?
Absolutely. I never keep fewer than five bronzes in my bedroom. It's incredible that I have these things. I have them all round my bed—my little friends. I have very little money in the bank. I'm a hyper-materialist; enjoy it while you can. So many of my friends collect money in the way I collect art, but I don't see the point. — theartnewspaper.com
Daniel Campo, an urban planner and professor of planning at Morgan State University, is particularly interested in those recreational spaces that aren't planned or designed, but are appropriated by residents for their own purposes. [...]
Dylan Gauthier, a public artist, educator, and writer based in North Brooklyn, walked around these parks with Campo to discuss the benefits of unplanned spaces for recreation [...]. — urbanomnibus.net
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A. I've always taken a great interest in real estate; in fact, if I had more capital, I'd probably be developing a lot more projects myself. There's also money to be made in real estate — much more than one can as a designer. [...]
Q. But you're not a licensed architect.
A. I am doing 11 buildings in the world, but I don't have a stamp as an architect and I wasn't educated as an architect. — nytimes.com
Beavercreek, Ohio, nabbed its own infamous place in civil rights history last year, when the Federal Highway Administration ruled that the suburb had violated anti-discrimination laws by blocking bus service from nearby Dayton. [...]
The Beavercreek case illustrates larger, more widespread problems with America's transportation system [...]. The Kirwan Institute is producing a one-hour documentary exploring the Beavercreek case and how racism can influence transportation decision making. — usa.streetsblog.org
There is a Norwegian word "hildring," about the boundary between horizon and sky. The colors and variations of the bills were inspired by the interesting things that happen when sky meets sea. When you place all the bills side by side, they also create an interesting pattern, like a mosaic. In our work, we often try to take reality by surprise. — nytimes.com
At 85, the architect Frank Gehry has neither stopped building nor started repeating himself and this month offers plenty of proof. Besides the unveiling of the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, which he designed for the billionaire Bernard Arnault, the explosively coloured Biomuseo in Panama opened on 2 October followed by a retrospective at the Centre Pompidou, which opened on Wednesday, 8 October (until 26 January 2015). Gehry dispels some common misconceptions about his museum designs. — theartnewspaper.com
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The São Paulo Biennial, which opened on September 6, is traditionally a contemporary art festival, but this year's event puts new emphasis on architecture. Chief curator Charles Esche commissioned nearly 70 percent of the exhibition's artworks, collaborating with a five-person curatorial team that included an architect for the first time in the biennial's 63-year history (fun fact: it's the world's second-oldest contemporary art biennial). — blouinartinfo.com
As we were getting off the plane he asked me what I was doing that evening: "Catching a train, I am afraid," I said. " Pity. You are fat and I like my women fat. We could have spent a pleasant night together." He said this quite casually. [...] So gigantic was Corb's egotism that he probably considered it enough of an honour for a humble mortal to provide a genius like him with a night's relaxation. — theguardian.com
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