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Asparagus, which we also know by the name of Sparrow Asparagus, it is called Shatavari in Hindi. Scientifically its name is Asparagus Officinalis. After winter, this vegetable is available in the spring, so it is called spring sent. A cup of asparagus has 40 grams of calories, 4 grams of protein, 4 grams of fibre and 404 milligrams of potassium. Potassium is very good for keeping our blood pressure under control. And it is also an energy and good nutritious food for your health. It is helpful in sleep problems, cough, headache, asparagus is very beneficial. Apart from this, it has many medicinal properties.
- It has been used for a long time in Ayurveda.
- Its plant can be up to one or two inches.
- Effective medicines for sleepiness are asparagus
- Chess is also used for the use of asparagus.
Asparagus is being used as an important medicine from long ago. It is used in many types of diseases. It is a shrubby plant in which flowers and statues are one and two inches long or clustered. It is considered to be spermatozoon, cold, sweet and divine chemical. It is a very effective medicine for cancer patients. It is very beneficial for sleep problems, cough, headaches, etc. It is very beneficial.
Benefits of Asparagus
- Rich in nutrients – It is Loaded with Nutrients
- Cancer is Right – Can Help Fight Cancer
- It is rich in antioxidants – Asparagus Is rich of Antioxidant
- Brain health is strong – Brain Booster
- Natural urinary medicine is asparagus – Natural Diuretic
- Are beneficial for heart disease – Good for a heart problem
- A good source for the light of eyes – Good For Eye
Nutritional elements are rich:- Asparagus is Loaded with Nutrients
It is a good source of fibre, folate, vitamins A, C, E and K. It helps the blood cells to function well. Also helps in maintaining the right amount of blood sugar. It is best to take it in the morning but it can also be taken as a snack during the day.
Cancer is Right – Can Help Fight Cancer
It is a pharmaceutical plant which helps in removing all the inappropriate things in our body and at the same time it also removes toxins from the body. It is also very good for cancer because it removes the risk of cancer from the body and also gives protection against many problems. This is especially good for bone cancer, breast cancer and lung cancer. If you eat it fresh it is very good but its soup is also beneficial.
Asparagus is rich in antioxidants
It is a vegetable that has a lot of antioxidants, so it helps to keep our nervous system well maintained and also helps to keep our insomnia problem right. The problem of not sleeping is a common problem today, so if we keep this food in breakfast, then it keeps every nerve of our body calm and free. It is easy to sleep easily at night.
Brain boosts brain health – Brain Booster
It is a hormone that also strengthens our brain health. B12 contained in this is a very necessary nutrient for our brains. According to some research, there are many minerals available in it that increase our ability to think and also keep the mind nimble to do any work. Especially we start forgetting many things after the age of 50, it also saves us from such problems.
Asparagus is a natural diuretic drug – Natural Diuretic
It has very good amino acids which help in enhancing our urine with natural remedies. It is a very important thing for men to talk about age, especially urine. Many times the problem of blood pressure also causes lots of problems, the problem of urination also works like a hawk.
Are beneficial for heart disease – Good for Heart Problem
It is very good and good food for heart disease. Those who suffer from a heart problem or whose age has been above 35, keeping them aspirin every day in the list of food is very beneficial. It also reduces heart-related diseases to a great extent by keeping our blood pressure in control. Even if we take this vegetable in a small quantity, our heart will be healthy and good after one age.
A good source for a light of eyes – Good For Eye
Nowadays, this problem is very high in children, that due to not eating vegetables and nutritious food properly, they start catching glasses. Proteins living in asparagus are good and right for the eyes. So if you give it to your children from the beginning, it will work very well and like good nutrition. It also helps in keeping the eyes healthy with the eyes of the elderly, so the elderly should also keep it in their food in the right amount.
The benefits of eating asparagus are accompanied by sex power as well as 9 benefits
The root of asparagus is used to increase the force and semen in the body. Although it is a herb with useful and beneficial properties for both men and women, still it is especially beneficial and useful for women.
Asparagus-resimassus is also known in Latino language. Its plant is found more in North India. Actually, its root is used as a medicine. The root of asparagus is used to increase the force and semen in the body. Although it is a herb with useful and beneficial properties for both men and women, still it is especially beneficial and useful for women. Asparagus is a healthy nutrient-rich plant, which does not contain fat and cholesterol content. It has very few calories and sodium. It has a wide range of vitamins and minerals such as vitamins A, C, E, K, B6, folate, iron, copper, calcium, protein, and fibre.
Properties of asparagus
For cancer:- Asparagus contains anti-oxidants, which is anti-cancer. Apart from this, asparagus contains vitamins A, B, C, potassium and zinc. It contains proteins called histones that contribute to the treatment of cancer.
To cough:- Licking or adding the powder of Malabar nut juice, asparagus juice and sugar candy and making powder by mixing all three is useful to cure cough. It is very beneficial for dry cough. Aspiration can also benefit from eating asafetida in cough.
For strength enhancement:- By eating asafoetida powder in milk and cooking it by making kheer or Paki, sexual power increases in men.
For insomnia:- Asparagus is very beneficial for insomnia victims. Five to ten grams of asparagus powder, 10-15 grams of ghee and milk and the problem of not sleeping will end.
For fever:- When fever is found, it is beneficial to get asparagus and giloya juice mixed with jaggery. Asparagus benefits from both common and high fever.
Headache:- It is a very effective medicine for migraine headaches. Extract the juice by crushing asparagus. By mixing asparagus juice and sesame oil in equal parts, massage on the head stops the headache. It provides relief in hypertrophy.
Bloody diarrhoea:- Grind wet asparagus and mix it in milk, then filter it by cloth or garnish with juice and cook it. Use it when a bloody squad arrives, you will get relief.
Asparagus is a very beneficial plant. Many common diseases are not caused by using it even on normal days. To apply it in normal days, boil in water for 4-5 minutes and tuck it in the mixer. Put it in the fridge and use two to two teaspoons in the morning.
Asparagus Losses
- The use of asparagus can cause wounds in your kidney.
- Excessive asparagus can cause diarrhoea.
- Excessive consumption of asparagus can also cause stomachache.
- Pregnant women and young children should not consume it because it reduces the nutrition available to the child.
- Eating more asparagus can cause diarrhoea.
- The use of more natural medicines can cause skin and hair problems.


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Kawita Vatanajyankur at STILLS Gallery
In Machinized, the exhibition hosted at STILLS Gallery (Sidney), Kawita Vatanajyankur is a tool, a moving part in the machine. She transforms herself into food production equipment in performance videos that restage processes such as boxing eggs and weighing leafy greens.
Like her previously celebrated works, this new series is graphic and glorious, sharing the same eye-catching allure that enamors us to ads. The confronting nature of her endurance performances, however, interrupts this seductive surface.
The repetitive and arduous tasks that Vatanajyankur performs parody a pervasive slippage between human and machine, and foreground the forgotten body within a technologically accelerating world. Beyond this literal translation, these gestures also make visible the invisible mechanisms that govern women's everyday labour in her birthplace of Thailand. In both contexts, paring seduction and confrontation proves a powerful device in Vatanajyankur's hands – a Trojan horse for tackling entrenched attitudes toward gender, equality and work.
Vatanajyankur's deliberate self-objectification suggests that our bodies are a medium for submission but also for resistance. This brave, beautiful and playful work frees her from a culture of compliance but also from her mind. As she explains, it turns her body into sculpture.
Kawita Vatanajyankur: Machinized
25.06.2016 – 23.07.2016
Images courtesy of Kawita Vatanajyankur and STILLS Gallery
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In the studio this week, we've designed a large-format banner for our client, Red Box Tools, and it's already in use at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Red Box Tools are doing the festival season in style, you should check out their Facebook for images of the incredible structure they've installed at Goodwood for the Goodwood Festival of Speed (4 – 7 July). Not only are the team selling their Red Box tool kits and designing them live, on site, they also have a bar too!
An existing client, the team got in touch to ask us to design a large format PVC banner for display on their stand.
The banner is to advertise their great offer; if you purchase a Red Box T-shirt, you can enjoy free drinks and treats on the Red Box stand all weekend. It will also give you a chance to win a tool kit worth £1000. The offer is already attracting lots of attention.
Red Box Tools is part of the Red Box International Group.
In addition to tool kits and sets, Red Box also specialises in a wide range of individual tools, including BAHCO tools, BAHCO Ergo tools, rotary burrs, tool trolleys, metallic tool boxes, tool bags, hand saws, torque tools and other inspection tools, hydraulic lifting equipment, including trolley jacks and air hydraulic jacks, as well as providing a first class metal laser tool engraving and etching service.
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"Once upon a time, there was a girl named Grace Brisbane. There was nothing particularly special about her, except that she was good with numbers, and very good at lying, and she made her home in between the pages of books. She loved all the wolves behind her house, but she loved one of them most of all. And this one loved her back. He loved her back so hard that even the things that weren't special about her became special: the way she tapped her pencil on her teeth, the off-tune songs she sang in the shower, how when she kissed him he knew it meant forever."
In SHIVER, human Grace fell profoundly and passionately in love with Sam, the wolf/boy who lived behind her home in tiny Mercy Falls, Minnesota, and with whom she's had a connection since childhood. But their love seemed doomed, as Sam was destined to spend less and less time as a human until he no longer changed from his wolf form at all, even at the height of summer. That is, until the pair stumbled upon a cure that enabled Sam to stay human forever. Voila --- happy ending. Right?
Not so fast. At the opening of LINGER, Sam is charmed by being human even through the cold Minnesota winter, and he and Grace revel in the love they've found. But trouble lurks in the woods that encircle the small town. The new wolves recruited by Beck, Sam's mentor, seem unstable and unpredictable. The cops are asking questions about Olivia, Grace's friend, who has disappeared. Sam and Grace know that Olivia is spending her first winter as wolf, but they can't very well reveal that to the authorities. And then there's the dead wolf that Grace discovers on the edge of the woods. What killed him? And why does his smell linger on her? Is there a connection between the wolf's mysterious death and Grace's debilitating headaches and fevers? Might Grace and Sam lose each other just when they thought they were out of the woods?
As in her bestselling SHIVER, Maggie Stiefvater combines romantic tension, fantasy elements, and gorgeously lyrical writing to create a superb love story that just happens to feature werewolves. Readers will revel in Grace and Sam's genuine love and affection for each other, even as they shudder to recognize the forces --- from hunters to vicious wolves to bloodthirsty hunters to overprotective parents --- that threaten to tear the pair apart. Rilke's words, "We are not permitted to linger, even with what is most intimate," hold painful poignancy for Sam, in particular, as he grows simultaneously to question his true desires and to realize just how fragile his new life is.
Stiefvater's writing is refreshingly grounded but lyrical, its imagery suffused with the colors and scents of the natural world, without the Gothic melodrama that often characterizes some other novels of this genre. Steeped in suspense and soaked in romance, LINGER starts with a happy ending and ends with a cliffhanger that will leave readers panting for FOREVER, the trilogy's concluding volume, due to be published in 2011.
Reviewed by Norah Piehl on July 13, 2010
- Publication Date: July 13, 2010
- Genres: Romance, Supernatural
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Samuel Dodoo on his first impression of Germany:
'My first impression was that Germans are friendly, but not exactly generous. I like their approach to work and punctuality, which is better than in my own country.'
Lives in: Kumasi, Ghana
Country of origin: Ghana
Period in Germany: August 2002 to October 2002 in Leipzig; August 2003 to October 2012 in Berlin
Educational and research institutions: Leipzig University; Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing Berlin; Freie Universität Berlin; University of Potsdam; Humboldt-Universität Berlin; Technische Universität Berlin
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Dear Sheny Martínez,
Thank you for your nice comment. Even though my father did not work at the UN, may be some of my extended relatives might have worked with the UN. I will extend your regards if I ever find who it might be. If you ever want to contact me you are always welcome. Thank you.
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In 1999, while working for the United Nations _UN_ I met a person. Whom I think is your father. Did your father work for the UN? If yes, pls. Give him my kind regards and respect. My name is Sheny Martínez, and live in Guatemala, Central America. Just returned yesterday from Germany.
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MP's bill to end 'shameful' cannabis criminalisation in close defeat ahead of Brexit debate
PUBLISHED: 11:17 12 December 2018
North Norfolk MP Norman Lamb suffered a narrow defeat on a bill calling for the legalisation of cannabis, ahead of an emergency debate on the delay to the vote on Theresa May's Brexit deal.
The Liberal Democrat MP called for legalising "the possession and consumption of cannabis" and "the regulation of the production, distribution and sale" just minutes before MPs were due to debate the government's delay to vote on the prime minister's deal with the EU to deliver Brexit on Tuesday.
Speaking after the vote, he described the continued criminalisation of cannabis use for pain relief as "shameful".
Mr Lamb, a former health minister under the coalition government, said: "Over the last few weeks, three constituents have individually come to see me to discuss cannabis."
He said the three men suffered "acute and continuing pain" from fibromyalgia, osteoporosis, Parkinson's disease and a leg injury, and were unable to use conventional painkillers such as Fentanyl and codeine.
One man, who was cautioned by the police after purchasing cannabis online, now fears he will be unable to visit his son in Australia, Mr Lamb told MP's in the House of Commons.
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New regulations allowed doctors in the UK to prescribe cannabis to patients for medical use from last month.
But Mr Lamb told MPs one of his constituents was refused access to medical cannabis, by his GP, who said the drug had "no evidence of therapeutic value".
He added: "The government's reforms have raised expectations but have dashed hopes.
"Surely we can't justify this postcode lottery?
"The government should look at the harm the prohibition of cannabis is causing this country."
Mr Lamb's bill was opposed by Steve Double, Conservative MP for St Austell and Newquay, who said: cannabis use "in its current form is wrong and unsustainable and doing a great deal of damage".
He added he did not believe decriminalising the drug was the answer, and suggested Mr Lamb was "confusing medical use with recreational use" and the government needed to do more to inform medical professionals about the new legislation.
He said: "We need to allow more time for these changes to come into effect."
Mr Lamb's bill was defeated by 66 votes to 52, a result he said was "depressing" and "hypocritical".
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Random guy replied to Kyle's topic in Varmints-Furbearers-TrappingI actaully do not put up much fur anymore. Otter, Fisher/Martin, cats and wolf if I have a tag are all I put up any more; and that is simply because I need to skin them to register anyways. As I spent endless hours pecking away at rats or coons I did the math and found if I go to bed on time, get up on time and hit the now longer trapline fully rested and going like a badger on a gopher den I actaully came out money ahead. It helps to have a good country buyer you can trust and treats you right on prices. Shop your buyer hard and it may work out better for you.
Scope mounted light.
Random guy replied to Random guy's topic in Varmints-Furbearers-TrappingTo add to this what is deemed handheld? Does the light have to be in your hand or can it be mounted to a shotgun that is held in your hand? I did call the DNR and they did the uhmmmm, let me see...uhm, we are going to have to get back to you on that.
Scope mounted light.
Random guy posted a topic in Varmints-Furbearers-TrappingAs the law reads per night hunting predators in the winter months; "~using a shotgun" That said has anybody used a gun/scope mounted light on a .12 and if so how does it handle the recoil and shock a scatter gun delivers?
Pictures of your Furbearers and Varmints
Random guy replied to Gordie's topic in Varmints-Furbearers-TrappingYa I'm jealous, I was just talking to the misses about trading in a turkey trip for a predator hunt somewhere.
Deer Regulation ?
Random guy replied to tmvikings's topic in Deer Hunting-Bear-Elk-MooseWhos on third?
Pictures of your Furbearers and Varmints
Random guy replied to Gordie's topic in Varmints-Furbearers-TrappingHad a naughty one that needed to be taken early.
snare question
Random guy replied to Kyle's topic in Varmints-Furbearers-TrappingBoil in baking soda but then put the hose in the pot and run the oily water off the top before pulling the snares back through it. You could spray paint them but no need, if you use enough soda they turn a light, very dull gray color that blends well with both the foliage and open air behind the snare. Remember we look at a snare from 5-6 feet up with the ground as a background, critters see snares at eye level or even a touch above eye level with the sky oftentimes as the back drop.
Great they learned to open baits
Random guy replied to Random guy's topic in Deer Hunting-Bear-Elk-Moose...and RumRiverRat, I just read through a bunch of your posts, you could try to make at least one positive post. I know ya got it in ya.
Great they learned to open baits
Random guy replied to Random guy's topic in Deer Hunting-Bear-Elk-MooseNow I remember why I stopped posting pictures on this particular forum. The point is we have been doing this for four generations and we have NEVER had a timber open a bait. They will smell it and often mark it but NEVER open it. My baits contain nothing but grains and carbs, no meats or smells that a wolf would want. The last thing we want around a bait is wolves. This wolf would eat every last bit of bait. He was run off multiple times only to return the the same night. It concerned me that this wolf appeared in good health when seen in person but consumed grains? Is he running out of other things to eat?
One thing about mink is they love to run along edges, such as walls. Plus they are like a weasel and have to investigate every hole they find, especially if it smells like fish or crayfish inside.
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Random guy replied to Jameson's topic in Deer Hunting-Bear-Elk-MooseGood article, great story.
The young, man was lucky or dang tough, maybe both. As part of my job I get to see the handy work of wolves or even a single wolf more often than I should and it is not pretty. Unlike cats or raptors they do not kill swiftly and cleanly, often time packs rely on drawing and quartering their prey...if they actually kill it before they begin consuming it. I vote the young man gets a wolf tag, no questions asked.
Great they learned to open baits
Random guy replied to Random guy's topic in Deer Hunting-Bear-Elk-MooseWe get a lot of wolves, so many I have a dedicated folder just for trail cams pic of wolves. Normally we just dump a bait when wolves show up and start stinking the place up. This is the first one I have ever had open the bait and eat it.
Wolf forgot he was supposed to be running under a full moon, the north star, northern lights and a bonsai tree while howling a song and not biting people like a big K9...oh wait he is a big K9.
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Random guy replied to SCCO9803's topic in Deer Hunting-Bear-Elk-MooseI have a Filson Double Mackinaw Cruiser. I love it for trapping. Lots of well designed pockets and back pouch. It sheds rain and snow off branches and holds up well. It was a bit stiff when I got it but after the first season it broke in perfectly.


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Duchess of York apologizes for taking loans from US pedophile
(CBS/AP) Britain's royal family has yet another distraction to worry about as they plan a royal wedding.
Sarah Ferguson, Prince Andrew's ex-wife, has confirmed that she received financial help from a convicted American sex offender to pay off her debts, confessing that she knew nothing about his background and promising to return the money.
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Andrew, the queen's second son and Prince William's uncle, has faced various troubles of his own in the past, including being photographed with a teenage prostitute. The British media also revealed his close ties with U.S. pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and one of Libyan leader's son, Seif al-Islam Gadhafi.
In an interview published by newspaper Evening Standard on Monday, March 7, Andrew's ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, vowed to return the $24,000 to billionaire businessman Epstein, apologizing for her "gigantic error of judgment."
"I personally, on behalf of myself, deeply regret that Jeffrey Epstein became involved in any way with me," she apologetically declared in the interview.
She initially reached out for financial help to settle a debt to her formal personal assistant, Johnny O'Sullivan. According to the Evening Standard, she owed O'Sullivan 78,000 pounds for unpaid wages and other bills.
"I am just so contrite I cannot say. Whenever I can I will repay the money and will have nothing ever to do with Jeffrey Epstein ever again," she said in the interview.
Ferguson claims that she was not directly involved in the transaction which allegedly took place in Andrew's office.
Later in the interview, she defended her former husband, stating, ""He is a first-rate father; he's a first-rate man, the finest that I know. I will not have his name tarnished by me yet again. Look at all that he has done for the country. He works tirelessly."


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In the Kundalini Yoga lectures, Jung continues in his role as physician for the Western world. In this role, Jung takes it upon himself to, first and foremost, understand the condition of Western society and through this understanding perhaps offer a course of treatment. Throughout his research Jung uses different works of religious, mystical or mythic nature as lenses through which to view his own culture. These various lenses afford him different points of view and therefore unmask issues that cannot be seen clearly when viewed from inside the culture itself.
In a similar way I find myself looking at maps of consciousness and of the spiritual path, looking for correlations between different maps and connections to my own experience. These comparisons have been useful to me in different way. Finding correlations between my personal experience and what has been described before has been supportive, especially in difficult times. Similarly, knowing what may be about to come can help me prepare and accept it when it does. Last, from looking at the various maps, I've learned about myself and about who I can be – what hidden potentials lie in me that I've not explored yet.
Lately two such systems that have been on my mind are the Buddhist process of awakening and Jung's process of individuation. There are a several maps that describe the progress of awakening (for example Zen's Ox Herding Pictures and the Theravadan Progress of Insight described in Buddhaghosa's Vissuddhimagga), a few of which I've used over the last couple of years. More recently, I'm finding Jung's exploration of Individuation through various lenses to be enlightening as well.
I find this comparison to be particularly relevant at this point in my practice as my movement towards transcendence (awakening) seems to have taken a second seat and instead I find myself focused more on wholeness (individuation). Some similarities come up, for example Jung's descriptions of 'letting things happen' and 'observing objectively how a fragment of fantasy develops' in his commentary to Secret of the Golden Flower are similar to Eastern practices of non-attachment and mindfulness. Some striking differences come up as well, for example, Jung's claim that the crown chakra, sahasrara, is "merely a philosophical concept with no substance to us whatever; it is beyond any possible experience." (p. 57)
Statements such as the one above can be found in many of Jung's studies of Eastern spirituality. They may demonstrate a misunderstanding on Jung's part but they also seem to point to Jung's focus on living a life that is more consciously in touch with one's internal world. Jung saw Western civilization as disconnected from the internal life of the soul and therefore his focus was more on the instincts that move us and the archetypes that guide us. As I am naturally drawn toward living in a world of concepts and transcendence, Jung's focus on the lower chakras (up to the heart chakra) may be a useful pointer for my own practice as well.


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Sigh. I can't believe the summer's over. I just put the kids to bed and set the alarms for the first time since June for the early school wakeups. I think I'm in mourning! But the one thing about fall is that we all get to put our fabulous shoes back on, after a summertime of bare feet and sandals. And who better to wear than Stuart Weitzman, especially now that he has a dedicated store at Montgomery Mall.
Why talk about shoes on an interior design blog, you ask? Because I found out recently that Weitzman's wife and marketing guru, Jane Gershon Weitzman, has been collecting fine-art "fantasy shoes" for years, even commissioning artists from all over the country to create pieces for their store windows. "Finding the artists become addictive for us—as was the thrill of seeing their finished pieces," Gershon writes in the introduction of her book, Art & Sole, which displays highlights from her collection of more than a thousand pieces.
Two artists in this Best-Of compilation of 150 designs are either from our region or have works on exhibit here: Baltimore native Charlene Clark, who works with papier mache, and the late crochet artist Irene Reed, whose textile sculptures are on display at the Renwick Gallery downtown.
The book's publicists kindly lent me photos of their shoes from the book, but if you're a shoe fanatic, check out the rest of its pages for shoes made from corrugated cardboard, playing cards, vintage china and dishes, luminous resin—even cake frosting! Happy fall.


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We will present a paper "Improved Aggregated Model of Evolution with Soft Selection" at 10th National Conference on Evolutionary Algorithms and Global Oprimization (Bedlewo, 11-13 June 2007).
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Vratis was invited to the Biotech Network maintaned by DCZT. The network stimulates cooperation betweend the industry and R&D institutions in Silesian region.
Towards rapid cervical screening
Our paper describing a prototype of a computer-aided system that supports the cervical cancer diagnosis has been accepted in Int J Gynec Cancer. The core of the system is a combination of different image processing algorithms that analyze images of cytological smears acquired by phase-contrast microscopes.
Awarded in the business contest
Wroclaw Center of Technology Transfer has organized a contest for innovative business plans. Our company was awarded with a second prize. Equipped with financial support, we have moved our headquarters to Wroclaw Technology Park.


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201104 Empty Spaces: Jasmine Greer
April 8, 2011
April 8 through June 5, 2011
Second Floor Gallery
Join us for a free opening reception on April 8, 5 - 8 pm, in conjunction with downtown's 2nd Friday Art Night.
Jasmine Greer navigates universal themes such as time, memory and dreams through digital media. For Empty Spaces, Greer delves further into these concepts, presenting landscape scenes and architectural settings imbued with a dream-like quality. Greer's images are at once real and familiar, but are made strange by human absence. Uncanny, quiet spaces elicit a response and invite the viewer to fill the void.


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Jann Stuckey MP - Community is Everything - April 6th
Jann Stuckey and her family moved to Currumbin Waters from Adelaide 30 years ago and she has lived in the electorate ever since. Together with husband Richard, Jann operated a small business for many years and understands the difficulties faced on a daily basis, especially when it comes to red tape.
Elected as Member for Currumbin in 2004, Jann is well-known for her platform of strong community representation and consultation. Being out and about in the electorate, holding regular listening posts and conducting electorate–wide surveys gives Jann a clear understanding of what matters most to residents.
Jann was awarded the first Life Membership of the Creek to Creek chamber together with Roger Campbell for her 20 years of support.
Currently in her 5th term as the member for Currumbin Jann has gained invaluable experience across a variety of portfolios and parliamentary committees, serving as Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and Commonwealth Games in the 2012 LNP Government.
This morning she joins us to talk about her aspirations for the Currumbin electorate, the challenges and life as a politician. Please join us for what will be a very informative breakfast and a chance to hear from the person behind the politician.


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JOHANNESBURG South Africans go to the polls next Wednesday in general elections, with most opinion surveys showing the ruling African National Congress heading toward another victory.
Separate pre-election polls by two marketing and research companies � MarkData and Ipsos � predict the ANC will win about 60% of the vote. Another poll by the South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) shows the ANC winning around 51%.
In addition, all the surveys reflect a decline in ANC support, after the party won just over 62% in the 2014 elections.
Gareth van Onselen, head of politics and governance at the IRR, says that while President Cyril Ramaphosa remains popular, the ANC's scandals are catching up to the party.
"The ANC has done a great damage to its brand over the last 10 years and Cyril Ramaphosa is the exemplar for hope and renewal, so it makes sense that he is more popular than the party, but the problem is that the party itself has been undermining the offer of Cyril Ramaphosa and, hence, the decline in support in April," van Onselen said.
The opposition parties still trail the ANC by large margins. MarkData and Ipsos show the Democratic Alliance, or DA, party winning between 19% and 22%, while the Economic Freedom Fighters are projected to win 11% to 13%.
The polls show a lack of enthusiasm for voting and politics among the youth. Precious Hlubelo Hlatshwayo, an economics student at the University of Johannesburg, sees debt as a key factor.
"Like the debts of the country are raging in the trillions. The state-owned entities are in debts and we suffer when taxes are increased, when prices are increased. So, at the end of the day, why should I vote?" Hlatshwayo said.
Final push
Parties have embarked on the final leg of their campaign, with a variety of messages to lure the electorate.
"This election is a choice between corruption and the future of South Africa," said Mmusi Maimane, the DA leader.
"The land must be taken and given to our people free of charge," EFF leader Julius Malema said on the campaign trail.
Most parties have scheduled final rallies over the coming days to lure registered voters, especially those who are still undecided.
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Course: The Science of Religion
Length: 6 weeks
School/platform: UBC/edX
Instructors: Edward Slingerland, Azim Shariff
What is religion? Are we wired to believe? Does science have the answers?…Drawing on new scientific advances, this religion course examines foundational questions about the nature of religious belief and practice.
Topics to be covered will include traditional and contemporary theories of religion, with a special emphasis on cultural evolutionary models.
I've always felt one of the factors religion had going for it was its ubiquity in human history and, for that matter, prehistory. This course helped me understand why that might be the case – and a lot of other things besides.
Because I'd already taken the Chinese Thought moocs with Dr. Slingerland, I expected this to include a lot of cognitive and psychological science; I wasn't disappointed. I discovered a technique of breaking down religion into cognitive units, of tracing religion through history and language, and of studying religious texts, new and old, through the digital humanities technique I've previously seen described as corpus linguistics. I even got the verdict on remote prayer (spoiler alert: contrary to that episode of The West Wing, it's not scientifically verifiable). The material only grazed the surface of most of these questions, but there's only so much you can do in six weeks and they went for breadth rather than depth. I found it fascinating.
The course setup was standard mooc: a set of lectures, a couple of ungraded "knowledge checks" after each, and a weekly graded multiple-choice information retrieval quiz that comprised the final grade. Each instructor did a week or two as a unit, switching a couple of times during the course. Along with numerous guest experts they look at religion (all religion, from Brazilian simpatias to Polynesian sects to the ancient Chinese to those more common to most of us) from a variety of angles. Do we have some cognitive structure that makes religion as natural as language, and if so, is it intentional, or a side effect, so to speak, of another structure with a more practical evolutionary value? What cognitive elements do religions have in common? What are the psychological benefits to religion? How does religion affect communities? Can we study religious development by examining religious texts of the past? Can we design models to predict religious development? What about atheism, how does that fit in? What is most likely to happen to religion in the future?
Each week featured several optional extended interviews with the guest experts, as well as publicly-available videos featuring Baba Brinkman and Jordan Peterson relating to the topics at hand. A final improv video discussing popular topics and hot debates from the message boards ended each week, and if you still hadn't had enough, every lecture segment ended with a long list of references for further reading. And to my delight, as in the Chinese Thought course, a weekly "blooper reel" brought the funny. Neither of the instructors comes across as pedantic or stuffy – quite the contrary – but it's still nice to know even seriously smart people screw up. Sometimes repeatedly. And they manage to maintain a sense of humor about it.
I encountered a couple of things I'd never seen before in a mooc. First, while some introductory material was available immediately, the course content could only be accessed after acknowledging the discussion forum rules. The rules were standard (no threatening, no ridiculing) and are included somewhere in every mooc, but the prominence was interesting, and probably a good idea given the subject matter. The forums were very active and interesting, well-covered by staff, and I didn't notice any problems at all; I've seen hotter tempers in math moocs.
Another new (to me) twist, one which disappointed me, was the inclusion of a fairly common "live hangout" session – but only for Verified, that is, paying, students. More and more, edX courses are finding ways to tuck course material behind paywalls. It wasn't lack of access to the material that bothered me – I rarely participate in hangouts, though I like to watch them, but here there was more than enough material to keep me very busy – as much as the harbinger of things to come. I have no idea what kind of incentives or restrictions are part of the package these days for course presenters, but I'm guessing it's persuasive.
Bottom line: I found the course well worth the time invested, and made several connections to other areas of interest that invite further follow-up.


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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – The Michigan Tech cross country team ran at the Roy Griak Invitational Saturday morning and came away with high team finishes for both the men's and women's teams. The men placed second in the 8K, and the women secured a fifth-place finish in the 6K race.
With 55 team points, the Tech men's team finished 13 points behind Augustana (S.D.) and 41 points ahead of Sioux Falls for second place. Senior Matt Pahl and sophomore Braden Reichl finished in the top five for the second consecutive race of the season, with Pahl placing fourth in 25:20.8 and Reichl taking fifth at 25:23.0. Sophomore Clayton Sayen finished 12th in a time of 25:54.0, and junior Nathan Carey crossed the line four seconds behind Sayen for the 14th-place finish. Senior Brendan Klynstra broke the tape at 26:19.8 for a finish of 22nd, giving the Huskies five runners inside the top 25 at Les Bolstad Golf Course.
Five other Huskies competed in the men's race on Saturday. Junior Robert Beggs finished with a time of 26:34.5, followed by junior Chase Scheel at 26:48.6, junior Robbie Watling at 27:14.5, sophomore Ben Passolt at 27:27.5, and junior Luke Moore in a time of 27:28.8.
"Today was a great day for the men," said head coach Jake Isaacson. "We showed some big signs of progress compared to MSU, and we're excited for the big races approaching."
The MTU women totaled 162 team points for a fifth-place finish. The Huskies, finishing five points ahead of St. Thomas (Minn.) and 49 points behind Western Washington, were led by returning All-American senior Emily Byrd. Byrd crossed the finish line with a time of 23:07.5 for a 17th-place finish. Sam Kurkowski finished 23rd with a time of 23:17.2, continuing the good start to the year for the sophomore, followed by junior Carly Huggins in 30th (23:28.4), sophomore Gabrielle Feber in 40th (23:41.9), and senior Sarah Goble in 70th (24:14.1).
Also running for the Michigan Tech women on the day was freshman Mady Van Wieren (24:21.5), sophomore Michelle Bollini (24:22.3), freshman Lauren Konkol (24:31.4), senior Madisyn Estkowski (24:39.3), senior Julia Manzano (24:43.8), freshman Abby Martin (25:16.9), freshman Katelyn Feldpausch (25:41.3), and sophomore Theresa Passe 26:27.0.
"It was a big step forward as a team today. We're still not content with where we're at, but we can't argue with progress," Isaacson said. "Carly, Sam, and Sarah had big days for the team, and were crucial in the women finishing in the top five for all teams."
Michigan Tech is back in action on October 4 as they run in the Blugold Invite, hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. The men's race will begin at 4:15 p.m., followed by the women's event at 5:15 p.m.


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Protecting Drinking Water in Western Ohio with TechnologyOctober 29, 2018
T&M's Data Logger and Telemetry Design/Installation Project Monitors Groundwater.
A groundwater aquifer is a main drinking water source for many around the world. This holds true for a region in western Ohio which houses drinking water in one of these underground reservoirs. The aquifer stores 1.5 trillion gallons of groundwater and serves as the sole source of drinking water for 400,000 people.
Groundwater in the region is extremely susceptible to contamination at the surface. For this reason, the city where the aquifer resides established a Multi-Jurisdictional Source Water Protection Program (SWPP). The goal of the SWPP is to protect and preserve the groundwater resources that supply the area's drinking water. In response to recent changes made in the SWPP, including a much larger protection area, the city needed to expand the existing early warning monitoring well network.
T&M was hired to design and install an early detection system to monitor water levels in the expanded area. The system ensures that the hydraulic control from the interceptor wells are maintained to protect the aquifer. The system consists of (30) monitoring wells, each of which has a pressure transducer to measure real-time water levels in the aquifer. The transducer is installed within the water column and transmits the water level to a data logger mounted adjacent to the well casing. The data logger and transducer are powered by a 6-watt solar panel and transmits the water level data wirelessly to a secure cloud storage site. T&M developed an innovative approach to transmit signals from subsurface well vaults. A wide-band spread spectrum antenna that mounts within the well vault lid creates a low-profile antenna which can be driven over, yet transmit the signal from within the vault to a nearby radio repeater. T&M also created a web-based graphic user interface to display the entire well system on a GIS aerial map to show real-time and historic water levels for each of the 30 wells in the network. If the transducer detects a water level outside of the specified range, the system will send an email and/or text message alarm to the city.
Source Water Protection is an environmental challenge which the city has successfully addressed with some help from T&M's Automation and Water Teams – Rob Pfendler, Heidi Strobl and Dan Kekacs.


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I've decided that "mobile" home refers not only to the fact that the house is on wheels and can be moved, but also to the way it endlessly moves after it's put in place! It shudders and sways in strong winds and I can clearly see how tornados could pluck a mobile home up and send it spinning end over end. Those sorts of winds are reasonably rare so while alarming at the time – especially if they come in the wee hours of the night- they are not a day to day concern.
What is a day to day concern is the way the house, perched on its concrete block pillars, settles, sinking first on one side, then on an opposite corner, then on the other side. This shifting creates cracks in the drywall, causes doors to refuse to latch, and floor boards to separate. Leaks appear around window edges on one side of the house during rainstorms and the windows on the other side are stuck shut. It's like residing inside a living creature that isn't any too keen on playing host.
The most recent victim of the current settling seems to be the plumbing. The valve inside the toilet no longer sits flat so it doesn't produce a seal. This is not the minor inconvenience it might seem to be as we discovered when the entire amount of water stored in the cistern cycled into the house, through the running toilet and out to the septic system one day when we were away from home! We had at least 200 gallons stored in the morning, by evening the pipes were dry.
Turning on and off the water to the toilet is just one more of the many 'eccentricities' to our living situation. It's a real struggle to feel at home in this house.