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*The vessel is one of the world's newest and largest cruise ships carrying 2,522 passengers and 1,006 crew members
Doha Port, the country's gateway to marine tourism, welcomed one of the newest and largest cruise ships in the world, Mein Schiff 4, and its 2,522 passengers and 1,006 crew members during its maiden call to Qatar on Thursday.
German ambassador Hans-Udo Muzel, along with Mwani Qatar's public relations and communication manager Hamad Ali al-Ansari, other ports officials, and dignitaries, attended a special ceremony to mark the TUI cruise ship's first visit in Qatar.
Like previous visitors, Mein Schiff 4 passengers have also been accorded with easy and safe entry/exit to and from the port for them to start their tours on time.
"The success of receiving one of the world's largest cruise ships reflects the confidence that the port has gained among the world's cruise ship operators," Mwani Qatar CEO Capt Abdulla al-Khanji said in a press statement.
Mein Schiff 4 is docked at the Doha Port, Qatar's gateway to marine tourism.
"Doha Port reflects its ability to promote this growing industry in Qatar in line with the Ministry of Transport and Communications' strategic plan aimed at developing maritime transport in the state," he noted.
Mein Schiff 4, which is among the more than 40 ships scheduled to visit Doha this 2018/2019 cruise season, is scheduled to make nine more calls until March 2019 (November 21; December 5 and 22; January 2, 16 and 31; February 14; March 14 and 28).
Capt al-Khanji said receiving and providing such vessels and passengers with best services and all necessary facilities will attract and encourage more cruise ships and cruise lines to visit Qatar. Doha Port expects 10 new cruise ships to make maiden calls to the country this season.
He noted that Mwani Qatar works closely the National Tourism Council, Ministry of Interior and the General Authority of Customs to ensure first class services for cruise ships visiting the port and providing them with the necessary facilities for checking passports and customs clearance to assure smooth disembarking and departure at the appropriate time.
Doha Port, Capt al-Khanji added, is in redevelopment stage as it aims to be a future hub port for cruise ships and luxury yachts of all sizes. Once completed, it will be ready to host multiple mega ships at the same time.
German ambassador Hans-Udo Muzel, along with senior Mwani Qatar officials, leading Qatari entrepreneurs and dignitaries, at a special ceremony marking Mein Schiff 4's maiden call to the Doha Port
He stressed that the port's transformation into a major cruise port in the region will bring significant economic returns to companies, hotels, restaurants, retail, services and tourist attractions in Qatar.
The German envoy, meanwhile, cited Mein Schiff 4's maiden trip to Doha as "a notable occasion which marks an important milestone in the development of German-Qatari relations in the field of tourism."
"It was in the presence of His Highness the Amir during this year´s Qatar-Germany Investment Conference in Berlin that the co-operation between our two nations in this important economic field was brought to new levels," Muzel said.
He described Mein Schiff 4, one of the flag ships of TUI cruises, as widely famous for being a wellness ship for all, from families with children to sports enthusiasts spending unforgettable vacations.
Passengers on board can enjoy a variety of dining options and restaurants, a 3-level theatre, a basketball court, a kids club, and a pool deck containing one of the longest pools on a cruise ship.
The 15-deck cruise ship, which is 293m long, 35m wide, and 8.27m draft, was built in 2014 and began its first trip in June 2015.
Mwani Qatar's Hamad Ali al-Ansari hands over a plaque to the captain of Mein Schiff 4 cruise ship
"I am delighted that this signature cruise vessel, one of the most luxurious ships in the German Cruise Ship Fleet, is docking today (November 8) at Doha Port, so that tourists from Germany and many other nations can discover the beautiful city of Doha and its cultural treasures," Muzel said.
"Moreover, I understand that TUI and other German cruise companies will be sending their ships during the 2022 FIFA World Cup to the fantastic new Doha Cruise Terminal, creating a special "football staycation" experience for tourists from all over the world," the envoy added.
"I wish all travelers onboard Mein Schiff 4 an exciting stay in Doha and pleasant and safe travels onwards through the Gulf waters, known since ancient history for the pearl trade and connecting peoples and cultures," he said.
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Sarkar And Sarkar Raj..
Recently I watched Sarkar Raj. This power packed sequel did compel me to watch the original Sarkar which has been in my to do list for long. I must say that SARKAR is an experience. Watching this movie did give me an insight into why Sushmita Dasgupta dedicated her book 'Making of A Superstar' to Ram Gopal Varma for making Sarkar. Ram Gopal Varma excels himself in carefully demystifying the aura of power that Amitabh Bachan's image encompasses and utilizing it to the best of his advantage in crafting the role of Sarkar, a man who is a law onto himself and a parallel government in safeguarding common people's interest. This movie is also a beautiful example of the brand Amitabh Bachchan that is carefully groomed over ages in Bollywood as the lonely angry young man to a power that grows beyond the system boundaries. This post is no review, for I suggest you all to check these movies with a huge bag of popcorn, for you feel little need for break while checking these power packed action dramas where people are clamoring for the ultimate supremacy.
Somehow, I felt a swell of pride in watching this Indian saga of power that stand as a stellar tribute to the legendary 'God Father'. The weight and depth of the film lies in that closeup shots that capture the intensity of the actors, the soundtrack that blends well into the cultural fabric of the movie, and the complex plots that dexterously mix intrigue, loyalty, love, responsibility, honor and betrayal in exquisite detail. The power belongs to Bachchans indeed, yet the credit goes to Ram Gopal Varma. These movies are an experience in themselves. And I celebrated and cherished my moments with them. 🙂


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Health technology assessment
Health technology assessment of four drugs for patients with metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer
In this Health Technology Assessment we have compared the relative effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of four drugs used for patients with metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer. The drugs are abiraterone, cabazitaxel, enzalutamide and radium-223.
In this Health Technology Assessment we have compared the relative effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of four drugs used for patients with metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer. The drugs are abiraterone, cabazitaxel, enzalutamide and radium-223.
Key message
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in Norway with nearly 5000 new cases yearly. Advanced prostate cancer is not curable, but several new treatment alternatives have been developed in recent years.
In this Health Technology Assessment we have compared the relative effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of four drugs used for patients with metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer. The drugs are abiraterone, cabazitaxel, enzalutamide and radium-223.
For all patients, independent of previous treatment, all four intervention drugs compared with passive treatment (follow up time 12 to 49 months):
- probably increase median overall survival (reduce risk of death) by approximately four months
- probably increase the progression free survival period between one to five months
- may cause more serious adverse events (abiraterone, cabazitaxel, radium-223) or there may be little or no difference between the treatment groups (enzalutamide)
- probably improves the quality of life slightly
For all endpoints, we assessed the quality of evidence to be either moderate or low.
- All four drug treatments, with the exception of radium-223 for docetaxel-naive patients, are more effective but also more costly than BSC.
- In the docetaxel-naive patients, the incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) were NOK 984,163 for abiraterone and NOK 971,465 for enzalutamide.
- In the post-docetaxel patients ICERs were: NOK 789,128 for abiraterone, NOK 809,595 for enzalutamide NOK 993,004, for radium-223, and NOK 1,210,474 for cabazitaxel.
Treatments are considered cost-effective if the willingness-to-pay per extra QALY gained is above the ICER. Substantial price discounts would be necessary for these four drug treatments to be cost-effective at a willingness-to-pay of NOK 500,000.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among Norwegian men and represents nearly 20 % of all new cancer cases. Most prostate cancers develop slowly, but metastatic prostate cancer is not currently curable. Several new drugs for treatment of metastatic prostate cancer have been developed during the last years. It is, however, unclear which of these new drugs are most effective and cost-effective. This health technology assessment aims at examining the relative effectiveness and cost–effectiveness of four drugs (abiraterone, cabazitaxel, enzalutamide and radium-223) for metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer.
To assess the clinical effectiveness, safety and cost-effectiveness of the new drugs used for patients with metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer relative to each other.
We have performed this Health Technology Assessment in accordance with our Handbook.
We performed a systematic literature search for randomized controlled trials in October 2015 in relevant bibliographic databases. We contacted relevant pharmaceutical companies to obtain additional information. Full text publications of potentially eligible references were retrieved. Two authors reviewed eligible publications independently to identify publications that fulfilled our pre-specified inclusion criteria. We assessed all included studies for risk of bias. One author extracted data from the included clinical trials using a pre-designed data recording form and another author verified the data.
We conducted pairwise meta-analyses for each available endpoint for all possible combinations of interventions and controls with available evidence from included trials. We performed network-meta-analyses where appropriate according to population, intervention, control and outcome. We ranked the different treatments in terms of their likelihood of leading to the best results for each endpoint by help of the surface under the cumulative ranking curve (SUCRA).
Two authors assessed the quality of the direct evidence, indirect evidence and the combined evidence from the network meta-analyses by using the GRADE methodology.
Our cost-effectiveness analysis was based on a probabilistic, discrete-time Markov cohort model with three health states: progression free survival, progressed disease and death. We ran separate models for the post-docetaxel and docetaxel-naive patient groups. The post-docetaxel model included all four medications, while the docetaxel-naive model examined only abiraterone and enzalutamide. We adjusted baseline transition probabilities using hazard ratios from the effect section of this report. Clinical experts provided advice about resource use during the course of treatment that we used in cost estimations for the model.
We relied on maximum pharmacy retail prices in the cost-effectiveness analyses because price discounts negotiated by the Drug Procurement Cooperation and the pharmaceutical companies are considered confidential.
Our results for clinical effectiveness are based on eight randomized controlled trials, presented in 16 publications. The trials included a total of 7,314 patients, from more than 20 countries in Europe, North America and Asia, with histologically or cytologically confirmed diagnosis of progressive prostate cancer with soft tissue or bone metastases.
Our clinical evaluation based on the direct comparisons shows that for the all patients group (patients that had, or had not received chemotherapy), the four drugs probably increase median overall survival slightly compared with passive treatment. Median overall survival was increased by approximately four months for all treatment groups (HR 0.77 (95 % CI 0.70 to 0.93) for abiraterone, HR 0.70 (95 % CI 0.59 to 0.83) for cabazitaxel, HR 0.68 (0.59 to 0.79) for enzalutamide and HR 0.65 (95 % CI (0.48 to 0.87) for radium-223. We have low to moderate confidence in these estimates. All intervention drugs probably increases the progression free survival period slightly (between one to five months) compared with passive treatment (moderate quality evidence). Hazard ratio was 0.56 (95 % CI 0.44 to 0.70) for abiraterone, 0.75 (95 % CI 0.63 to 0.90) for cabazitaxel, 0.22 (95 % CI 0.16 to 0.30) for enzalutamide and 0.64 (0.54 to 0.77) for radium-223). The drugs probably improves the quality of life slightly (moderate quality evidence), but may cause more serious adverse events (abiraterone, cabazitaxel, radium-223) or there may be little or no difference between the treatment groups (enzalutamide) (low or moderate quality evidence). The follow up time in the studies varied from 12 to 49 months.
In the docetaxel-naive model incremental cost-effectiveness ratios, which reflect the minimum willingness-to-pay at which a treatment could potentially be considered cost-effective, were NOK 984,163 for abiraterone and NOK 971,465 for enzalutamide.
In the post-docetaxel model the incremental cost-effectiveness ratios were NOK 993,004 for radium-223; NOK 789,128 for abiraterone; NOK 1,210,474 for cabazitaxel; and NOK 809,595 for enzalutamide.
At a willingness-to-pay of NOK 500,000, to be considered cost-effective for use among docetaxel-naive patients, the prices of abiraterone and enzalutamide would need to drop by approximately 54% and 55%, respectively. For use among post-docetaxel patients treatments could be considered cost-effective with price declines of 47% for abiraterone, 46% for enzalutamide, 67% for radium-223 and 37% for cabazitaxel.
Scarcity of data is a limitation of this report. Only one or two head-to-head trials have been performed for each comparison versus placebo or "passive" treatment. We did not find any trials that have tested our interventions against each other directly. We therefore mainly present estimates of effect for head-to-head comparisons between the intervention and placebo or "passive" treatment. Our estimates for the comparisons between the interventions are therefore only based on indirect estimates and must be interpreted cautiously.
Our economic analysis has a number of limitations that should be considered when interpreting the cost-effectiveness results. One important caveat is that the analysis only examines the cost-effectiveness of included treatments, and does not address the best sequencing of these medications in prostate cancer treatment.
Because baseline survival information for the control arms was extrapolated beyond the end of trial follow-up periods, there is likely to be a good deal of uncertainty in our estimates of overall and progression-free survival in the model.
There is a large degree of uncertainty around the utility values used to capture health-related quality of life. Although, in the base case scenario, we applied the same utility values for all active treatments among patients with the same docetaxel status, the utility values reported in the literature varied widely among treatments.
We have assessed the clinical effectiveness, safety and cost-effectiveness of abiraterone, cabazitaxel, enzalutamide and radium-223 for patients with metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer relative to each other.
Our cost-effectiveness analysis indicates that at today's maximum pharmacy prices (AUP) none of the medications investigated can be considered cost-effective at what has typically been considered a reasonable willingness-to-pay.
For the docetaxel-naive patient group rebates on the AUP prices of approximately 54% for abiraterone and 55% for enzalutamide would be necessary for these medications to be cost-effective at a willingness-to-pay of NOK 500,000 per quality-adjusted life year. For post-docetaxel patients, the required rebates would be 47% for abiraterone, 46% for enzlutamide, 67% for radium-223 and 36% for cabazitaxel.
About this publication
- Year: August 2016
- By: Folkehelseinstituttet
- Authors Sæterdal I, Desser A, Pike E, Hamidi V, Harboe I, Odgaard-Jensen J, Klemp M.


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Hello! January 2018 has just begun and have you thought of your resolutions yet? I wanted to create something that would remind me of my resolution through this year. That's why, I create some resolution bookmarks. These bookmarks feature BoBunny's gorgeous winter pattern papers.
These are just some simple bookmarks but I think it will come in handy when I want to read. Below are some closer look on them.
I've cut out several layers of cardstock and pattern paper to layer them. To detail the snowflake, I've used a white gel pen to doodle on it.
I use the some techniques as the first bookmark to create and detail this bookmark. The sparkle from the snowflakes adds a nice touch to it.
Have you all create something to remind you of your resolutions for this year? If not, why not try creating some bookmarks. Have fun creating and see you all again soon!
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Lighting the World with Hope: Happy Divali!
By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee
There are many festivals in the Hindu calendar, but perhaps none is as filled with joy and expectations as Divali is. That it has assumed national dimensions should not surprise – for it is about light, light without which there would be nothing at all, no existence, not to speak of life as we know it. Can one imagine a world without light? Truly, light is life itself.
The festival originates from India, where it is celebrated at the beginning of winter. Let us hear from Indian journalist Sagarika Ghose on this: 'When winter begins in India, the dawn becomes lightly touched with frost, the trees straighten up and a soft new light appears. The summer's harrowing heat and its thundering monsoon give way to Kartik, the golden season of October and November. It is a season of silky sunlight and blossoming trees, when the subcontinent bursts into flaming flower and the gods prepare the earth so they may descend to it in relative comfort. When the chrysanthemums erupt, it is the time of festival.'
I have felt that silky sunlight years ago, and many memories flash in my mind's eye…
'Diwali is the festival of light. Celebrated at the end of the dark fortnight of the Amavasya or the waning moon, it is usually held at the end of October or beginning of November. Diwali comes from the Sanskrit deepavali, meaning "row of lamps"; it is a time of remembrance, feasts, fireworks, forgiveness and a renewal of life. Life takes on a delicious newness; as the sun turns honey-gold, there is the shivering anticipation on the edges of every starlit evening of winter waiting to return.'
Here in Mauritius of course it is the opposite, namely winter giving way to summer. But somehow it is never hot on Divali day, as I recall about all the Divalis that I have celebrated. If at all, quite often Divali evenings have been a little windy, especially in Curepipe, so that the diyas have to laid out in protected places, such as the low-lying junctions of house walls and the ground, or window sills and nooks and corners sought out where the lamps can be laid. Which is also part of the fun, for there's no point celebrating without fun, even if it is loud on this occasion! Another possibility is to make 'lanterns' by sitting the diyas in the centre of a well made by wrapping coloured translucent paper around bamboo sticks sunk in the ground – and pray that a drizzle does not come uninvited to play spoilsport!
Although we do not do so strictly in Mauritius, the festival begins with Dhanteras (dhan = wealth; teras = 13th), which falls on the 13th day of the second half of the lunar month, and a special puja is done before the festival of lights, to mark the wealth and prosperity that is associated with Divali. It is considered to be an auspicious day for shopping of utensils and gold. There is thus an economic aspect of the festival too: in ancient days when the festival originated, people may not have been well-off enough to be able to make major purchases all the year round, and as Divali was an occasion for renewal, the opportunity was taken to discard not only old utensils, but also clothes for example, and buying new ones. Thus, businesses also prospered. In fact, it is the practice for businesses to close their books, and open new ones with a special puja.
The rich symbolism of Divali extends to the consumption and sharing of sweets. It is a truism that as we go about our lives, whether at work or at the individual, family and social levels, we undergo experiences of various types, some of which can be bitter, and leave a lingering aftertaste – albeit a mental one — that disturbs us. Eating sweets is therefore symbolical of neutralising such internal bitterness. By extension, when we share sweets with everyone, family, friends, neighbours, we are sending a message: let us forget about any past strains and renew relationships on a sweet footing. As we give sweets especially to close ones with whom we may have been alienated, or expressed anger, we are also forgiving and asking for forgiveness if they are our elders. It is customary on Divali day to touch their feet as a mark of our humility and respect towards them.
Light is universally a symbol of knowledge, as it is the opposite of darkness which denotes ignorance. In Hinduism, everything finally resolves into the most important knowledge of all, namely knowledge of the Self which is subjective, as opposed to knowledge of the external world which is objective (the external world is made of objects).
Central to Hindu tradition is the affirmation, based on the profound experience of our rishis – and which we can discover individually for ourselves — that there is something beyond the physical body and mind which is pure, infinite, and eternal, called the Atman. Just as we celebrate the birth of our physical being, Divali is the celebration of this Inner Light, in particular the logical understanding of which and its contemplation outshine all darkness (remove all obstacles and dispel all ignorance), awakening the individual to one's true nature, not as the body, but as the unchanging, infinite, immanent and transcendent reality.
With the realization of the Atman comes universal compassion, love, and the awareness of the oneness of all things (Higher Knowledge). This brings Ananda (inner joy or peace).
There is a certain magic in the air, and this is particularly so in India, where 'small quiet flames gleam under giant trees. Along wayside shrines, candles flicker amid bunches of marigolds. People bring offerings of flowers, rice grains and candles, and leave them on bridges, by the sides of lakes and in front of their homes. While people sleep, Lakshmi, goddess of wealth, and Ganesh, god of well-being, might emerge from the candle-lit darkness.'
Nowadays the bright electric lights which have become commonplace steal a good bit of the magical glow of softer lamps of oil and wick, but never mind, the spirit prevails. Let us pray therefore for the continual expansion of that circle of magical light, that we may all wish each other well, and live in the soft glow of the light that unites us in our common humanity.
Happy Divali!
* Published in print edition on 9 November 2012


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Mind boggling footage that appears to show a mysterious UFO "blast off" from the surface of the Moon is going viral online.
According to reports the event seemingly recorded on camera cannot be explained.
In the short clip, filmed through a telescope, it appears to show a UFO spaceship taking off from the moon and darting into space.
A rocket-shaped object shoots out of the lunar surface, Dailystar.co.uk reports.
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Just a quick update.
My friend Andy, from Miniature Miscellany,recently bought some BBQ rocks and made them into great BFG asteroids. He very nicely gave a handful to me and I have been converting them into planetary defences / Ork Roks. I have tried to keep them pretty generic so I can use them across my different fleets – Imperial Defences, Chaos Defences or Ork-controlled Roks.
There are four little rocks which I plan to count as Weapon/Lance/Torpedo platforms, two slightly larger which will be Orbital Docks and 1 big rock which will either be a Space Station or could probably stand in for a small Blackstone Fortress – unfortunately my real Blackstone is missing one of its pieces.
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Elder Bush Receives Medal of Freedom
By MICHAEL D. SHEAR
The patriarch of the Bush family dynasty stood in the White House he once led, a bit unsteady but with a large smile on his face, and accepted the nation's highest civilian honor from President Obama on Tuesday.
In an East Room ceremony, former President George Bush, 86, received the 2010 Medal of Freedom, part of a group of 15 Americans who Mr. Obama hailed for their contributions to the arts, politics, public service, sports and activism.
"His life is a testament that public service is a noble calling," Mr. Obama said of the 41st president before tying the blue-and-white ribbon and medal around his neck. "Like the remarkable Barbara Bush, his humility and his decency reflects the very best of the American spirit. This is a gentleman."


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Olympics football: Japan, France and US reach semi-finals
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World Cup winners Japan will face France at Wembley in the semi-finals of the women's tournament after beating Brazil 2-0.
Japan's Yuki Ogimi latched onto Homare Sawa's first-half free-kick before Shinobu Ohno sealed victory late on.
Earlier, France came back from a goal down against Sweden to win 2-1 and book their place in the last four.
Reigning Olympic champions United States joined them after sweeping New Zealand aside 2-0 at St James' Park.
Abby Wambach and Sydney Leroux were on target in each half and they will now play Canada, who beat Britain 2-0, at Old Trafford.
New Zealand competed hard against the strongly fancied American team, yet rarely troubled US keeper Hope Solo in their first knockout tie in a major tournament.
At the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Brazil had good chances to score after Ogimi's opener for Japan on 27 minutes but Renata Costa, Marta and Cristiane could not hit the target.
As the South Americans pushed for an equaliser it left Ohno enough space on the break to compose herself and finish expertly off the crossbar.
At Hampden Park, France responded to Nilla Fischer's fortunate opener for Sweden with defenders Laura Georges and Wendie Renard scoring from set-pieces.
Les Bleus also reached the semi-finals of the World Cup last summer and were thankful to their keeper Sarah Bouhaddi, who made a superb save to keep out Fischer's volley late on.


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If you're curious about why we all got inundated with phone calls, tonnage of glossy flyers (almost indistinguishable from each other by the way) and of course pages of ads in your favorite neighborhood newspaper, last Tuesday's primary results supply the answer. East Siders vote! Our little patch of Providence accounts for about 20% of the homes in the City. Yet we accounted for almost a third of the total primary votes cast citywide. And without question, the results on the East Side helped swing the election especially in the primary race for mayor.
When the absentee votes are counted, it is expected that Jorge Elorza's victory will be around a thousand votes. Aided in large part by the support of Brett Smiley and his supporters, Elorza won a whopping 72% of the ballots here, carrying wards one, two and three by some 2,500 votes. The experts had said that Michael Solomon needed to get 40% of the East Side vote to win. And despite the full bore efforts of councilmen Sam Zurier and Seth Yurdin who, along with former Fox Point Representative David Segal, mailed out an impassioned (and very well written) eleventh hour plea to support the City Council president, he didn't make it.
The extent of Elorza's East Side performance was impressive. He won all but two of the 12 voting sites, losing only at the Regency site by ten votes and at Martin Luther King where he was tied. His biggest victories came from the Nathan Bishop polling site where he won by over 600 votes (80% of the total cast), Summit by 520 votes (75% of the total) and Hope High by 340 votes (79% of the total).
While Solomon actually won the majority of the wards and had solid support in the Hispanic community, he was not able to offset Elorza's East Side numbers, nor was he able to gen- erate the large plurality he needed in his home ward.
Gina Raimondo was also the beneficiary of the large East Side primary turnout. She captured 57% of the vote here (compared to 42% statewide). She won all the precincts pretty easily with the exception of Martin Luther King where Mayor Taveras won by ten votes. Her largest vote totals came at Temple Bethel where she won by almost 400 votes (64% of the total cast) and Hope High where she had a 300-vote majority (68%). Maybe because of the Prius, Clay Pell ran poorly on the East Side.
By the way, the solid women's vote on the East Side also helped propel Nellie Gorbea to a surprisingly strong showing here. Some 60% of our voters supported her (compared to 52% statewide).
In terms of East Side races, two generated the most attention: the one for Gordon Fox's old seat in the House and the East Side Senate contest between Gayle Goldin and Chris Wall. Aaron Regunberg waged an enthusiastic campaign for the Representative race and ran strongest in the Summit area (where he captured 60% of the vote cast) and weakest at the Epoch polling site where he lost to Heather Tow-Yick. At the four polling sites combined, Regunberg won 51% of the vote. A late email charge by Heather Tow-Yick got her to 35%. Law professor and businesswoman Miriam Ross got 15%. Regunberg still has to defeat Independent candidate Ethan Gyles, an environmental engineer who names ethics reform, the environment, economic growth and education as his priorities.
While the Goldin-Wall race started quietly, it certainly ended with a flourish. More than one East Sider was greeted by up to four glossy mailing from incumbent Goldin the day before the election. Flyer funding we're told came from a disparate group of supporters... Planned Parenthood, environmental groups and some unions. Meanwhile bolstered by some significant money from the Real Estate Association, Chris Wall went all in at the finish as well.
Undoubtedly aided by the strong turnout of women in support of Gina Raimondo, Goldin cruised to an impressive 69% to 31% victory. For the record, Goldin is now officially returned as our State Senator since there is no Republican running.
Meanwhile longtime incumbent Representative Edie Ajello easily brushed off her opponent Nate Hannah (who backed out of public debates with her by the way), winning 78% of the vote. She will return for her 12th term in the House.
Seth Yurdin also cruised to victory over his opponent Malcolm Reis with 72% of the vote. He still has to face Republican Michael Long, a Cranston policeman. Long was born in Fox Point, however, and lives in Corliss Landing.
As we usually do, we consulted with ESM's personal political insider who has years of experience polling, organizing and more important, being unfailingly accurate with his predictions.
He offered an interesting counterpoint to the conventional wisdom that Gina won because she was the beneficiary of the split in the union support between Mayor Taveras and newcomer Clay Pell.
"I disagree with that. My numbers show that 60% of Pell support came from women. There's no way she wouldn't have gotten enough of his support to get over 50% on her own. She ran a smart campaign. Softening her image initially, positioning herself as a native Rhode Islander who cares. Then she stayed on message at the end emphasizing she's the only one with private sector experience who knows how to create jobs."
He also weighed in with his thoughts on the eagerly awaited (or feared) Providence mayoral contest. He noted that Buddy's raised a lot of money and no one is better at face-to-face poli-ticking than him.
"His numbers indicate a third of the likely voters love Buddy, a third hate his guts but the final third haven't been here long enough to know him at all or what he did good or bad. This latter group is obviously younger and more likely Hispanic. And while logic suggests they're more likely to support Elorza, Rhode Island's never seen a politician quite like Buddy. He loves the job and will not be out-worked. And while it's clear some independent money will emerge to help the cash-starved Elorza campaign, the danger is a sympathetic backlash against everyone piling on Buddy."
And as for our own advice for the candidates (as if anyone listens)? For Buddy: Create a team that inspires voters and insures the good Buddy is in control of the bad Buddy. Get someone like Brendan Doherty involved in public safety; Gary Sasse as a key financial administrator. Add some young clear thinkers who care about the City as much as you purport to. And our advice for Jorge: Keep Brett Smiley close by if you want to hold on to the East Side progressives and make sure everyone addresses you as "Judge" every chance you get. And in terms of dealing with the "experience" and "leadership" issues, is there a place for Michael Solomon or someone like him in the equation?


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Why Does a Dental Crown Fall Out?
Posted: 2015-08-21
Dental crowns are caps made of special materials placed over a tooth in order to improve or restore its shape, size and functionality. So why does a dental crown fall out after it was placed? It can all depend on the quality of the material and the quality of the dental technician's work but also with the material used to fix it in place. Regardless of why it fell out, a dentist can replace a fallen dental crown and restore the functionality of the tooth.
Reason number one: the crown wasn't a perfect fit for the tooth under it
Reason number two: the dental cement didn't act properly
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Pet Pot-purrr-ri: Cool Pet Stuff in Hawaii
Services, Splurges and Curiosities for the modern four-legged friend and other creatures. Plus our consult with a pet telepathist! Plus Plus tips and reflections of a master dog trainer!
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Great Spots to Buy Pet Food
Family Feeds
The shelves of this hole-in-the-wall, mom-and-pop feed store in Kalihi are chock-full of chow for a surprising variety of creatures, including goats, turtles, pot-bellied pigs and chinchillas. It's on the same corner as Helena's Hawaiian Food, so you can grab a bite, too.
1244 N. School St, (808) 845-2894
City Feed
When this place opened as a feedstore about 100 years ago, it was on the outskirts of town. But town has grown, and now it's an oddball, one-story shack in the heart of the city. The owner, Kyle Nishioka, knows his customers so well he can pull a bag of what they've come for off the shelf before they're even out of the car. Just don't try to pay with plastic—this place is still old school like that.
1827 S. Beretania St., (808) 949-1457
Waimanalo Feed Supply
This place has a little something for a wide variety of animals, from pet mice to livestock. For the DIY puppy owner, it's got parvovirus and leptospirosis vaccine. There's even a grocery section with Pop Tarts and peanut butter for you know who.
41-1521 Lukanela St., (808) 259-5344
Aiko the Shiba Inu stocks up on chow.
Naturally Pet
This boutique pet health-food store specializes in top-of-the-line, filler-free pet foods. Some of the brands it carries aren't available anywhere else in Hawaii. A wide selection of treats include organic dog cookies, dried venison tongue, and low-cholesterol, low-sodium, no-fat, free-range, grass-fed buffalo chews.
535 Ward Ave., (808) 591-9944
Pawish Place
Your modern four-legged friend is welcome to shop with you at this ecofriendly "pet lifestyle store" in Kapolei. The floor plan imagines the store to be a home, with toys and apparel in the "bedroom," grooming products and litter bags in the "bathroom," kennels in the "garage," and all-natural foods in the "kitchen."
563 Farrington Highway, (808) 674-2055.
Seeing-eye Doc
Honolulu has more than 150 veterinarians, but only one of them specializes in treating the diseases and disorders of the animal eye. Maya Yamagata, of Hawaii Veterinary Vision Care, is the sole board-certified veterinary opthamologist in the state. Heaven forbid, but should your canine get cataracts or your kitty get keratitis, Yamagata is the specialist to see. By referral only.
1021 Akala Lane, (808) 593-7777
SEE ALSO: The Pet Communicator, a cat named Kitty Kitty and Me
Hawai'i Regional Cuisine for Dogs
In the dog world, raw foodism isn't for paradigm-smashing culinary radicals. It's for gourmets. Raw Dog Hawaii, which offers complete, fresh-frozen, uncooked canine diets, works with local farmers and ranchers in much the way that restaurant's like Merriman's and Alan Wong's do. Ingredient listings on Raw Dog's various grinds, which look like hamburger, read almost like menu descriptions: "local grass-fed beef," "in-season vegetables," "local eggs," "pasture-raised lamb ... raised at the Tin Roof Ranch in Haleiwa." The prices are gourmet too. Using the handy, online Raw Dog Feeding Calculator, we determined the tab for an active, 75-pound labrador on a strict raw food diet: $376 per month.
Available at Cocojor dog Emporium and Spaw, 975 Kapiolani Blvd., and online at rawdoghawaii.com
The Bird Guy
If you've strolled through Waikiki's International Marketplace lately, you may have seen the guy with parrots perched on his shoulders and head, selling photo ops. The man beneath the feathers is Bruce McGonigal, The Bird Guy, and he brings his friendly, touchable birds to parties, corporate retreats and all sorts of other events—$200 for an hour-long visit. He has a deep well of talent, including birds that give shakas and say things like "wanna pet the bird?" and—yes—"Polly want a cracker?" McGonigal also buys, sells, trades and boards exotic birds. The cages in and around his Kamehameha Heights home house about 200 of them. "It's like Jurrasic Park around here," he says.
birdguyhawaii.com, (808) 386-8606.
No Pets Allowed! Unless ...
It's a dog-eat-dog world out there for renters with pets looking for housing in Honolulu. But a some relief may be on the way. A pet deposit bill in the Legislature, which shows good signs of becoming law, would encourage landlords to rent to pet owners by allowing them to hold a security deposit to cover damages caused by an animal residing on their property.
The pet deposit would be in addition to the maximum security deposit that's currently allowed, which is equal to one month's rent. Under both the senate version of the bill, SB 329, and its house companion, HB 1316, landlords would be prohibited from requiring additional deposits from tenants with disabilities who use assistance animals.
In the meantime, apartment-hunting pet owners might want to check the Hawaiian Humane Society's Tips for Tenants—which include gathering letters of reference and vaccination certificates—at hawaiianhumane.org. The upshot is that individual landlords who reject pets can be convinced to change their minds.
Jennifer Han, the Humane Society's policy advocate, successfully applied these tips when she and her English bulldog, Georges, were apartment hunting. "The goal was to prove that he's such a good dog," she says. "But more importantly, that I'm such a good owner."
Reading to Dogs
When you read out loud to dogs, they will not tell you that you skipped a page or correct your pronunciation. They will listen, and maybe wag their tails. This makes them the perfect practice partners for kids who struggle with reading. The Reading Education Assistance Dogs (READ) program puts dogs in schools and libraries to help kids build their confidence as they take on the printed word. The program is run by Hawaii Fi-Do, a nonprofit that raises assistance dogs for people with disabilities.
To get READ in your library or school, call 638-0200. hawaiifido.org.
Doggy Adventures
Just because you aren't burning off your pent-up energy with a run on the beach or a hike in the mountains is no reason your dog can't. Doggie Adventures and Training will pick up your dog at your home, take it on an outing, and return it to you freshly bathed and tuckered out. The packages involve one to four hours of activity and range in price from $45 to $95. Photos of your dog having fun without you are available, too. If that inspires you to get out there yourself next time, all the better.
808dogbone.com, (808) 551-7994
Shrimp, the Perfect Pets?
You could make a case that the tiny, red, endemic Hawaiian shrimp—the o-pae ula—are the perfect pets. They grow their own food, so you don't have to feed them. You don't have to clean up after them, because it's their waste that fertilizes the algae they eat. They won't get bigger than a half inch, and their self-contained brackish-water habitats don't take up a lot of room on your desk. Mostly what they need from you is somebody to keep them out of direct sunlight and in a place where the temperature stays between 65 and 85 degrees. Get that right and they can live for years. Oh My Opae sells them online, in attractive vases, starting at $30.
ohmyopae.com, (808) 375-3064
Dogs' Night Out, With Parking
Cocojor Dog Emporium and Spaw is always trying new things. Some work out, and some don't. The deep-cleaning "micro-bubble treatment," which purportedly cures canine skin conditions, has won positive customer reviews. The doggie-human couples-style massage—in which dogs and their people were invited to enjoy side-by-side onsen massages—never really caught on. Cocojor's latest innovation is the Night Life Spaw. The idea is that you get to stay out on the town until midnight while your dog relaxes at the spa, enjoying grooming services, the micro-bubble bath or simply the company of the other spa dogs. Free parking along Kapiolani Boulevard sweetens the deal.
975 Kapiolani Blvd., (808) 592-3647


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Palm Beach Atlantic University's School of Music and Fine Arts has given its church music major a fresh make-over to keep up with modern worship.
Unlike church music, the new worship leadership major gives students the opportunity to learn about worship in a contemporary setting.
Roget Pontbriand is the founding director of popular music at PBA, and designer of the new program.
"Education has to change with the times," Pontbriand said. "You can't really teach antiquated practices. You can do that in a classical music program, but you can't do that with worship. It's a living, breathing situation."
Dr. Lloyd Mims, dean of the School of Music and Fine Arts, said the worship leadership program was the logical step in keeping pace with an evolving industry.
"It (church music) was a degree that was designed for the more traditional church that was not contemporary in nature," Mims said. "We had no students in the program for about four years, so we took that as a sign."
Pontbriand has 26 years of worship ministry experience, including stints at Christ Fellowship, First Presbyterian of North Palm Beach, New Community Church of Wellington and Central Baptist of Jupiter.
He also worked for many years with Trinity Broadcasting Network, and was composer in residence for Robert Van Kampen Ministries.
The worship leadership program is one of two tracks in popular music studies; the other focuses on industry development for singer-songwriters, composers, arrangers and instrumentalists.
In both programs, Pontbriand said an emphasis is made on developing existing talents and expanding experience.
"There's technology that exists in the church today that didn't exist 20 years ago," Pontbriand said, citing the use of Powerpoint slides as an example.
Students who choose the worship leadership track study lighting systems, sound equipment and digital audio recording processes. This, according to Pontbriand, is key for modern worship leaders.
"A good, creative music department can do a lot to increase the visibility of a church nationally and internationally," Pontbriand said.
During the audition process, Pontbriand looks at students' musical knowledge and ability to perform, but that's not the only important factor in his decision.
"What we're really looking for is people who have a heart for ministry and ministering to other people," Pontbriand said.
Worship leadership majors take classes such as contemporary worship organization and church music administration.
"We took the ministry courses we offered and repackaged them into how to lead a praise team, how to organize a praise band, how to find contemporary music selections," Mims said.
About ten students are currently enrolled as worship leadership majors.
"The program needs more people interested in instrumentation," Pontbriand said. He has built relationships with local high schools and churches, hoping to recruit and "populate the program."
"It is important to study worship music from a contemporary viewpoint," said PBA junior Deanne Cartozian. "Worship leaders need to be able to lead worship in a way that is common to the church body."
Cartozian is one of the first students to sign up for the new major.
"In order to most effectively communicate and minister through music, worship leaders have to speak the language of the people, and that type of language for worship music today is contemporary," she said.
"There really is a great balance of music classes and ministry classes," Cartozian said.
In addition to music programs, Mims' department also includes art. He said other changes have been made to keep up with modern demands in that industry.
"The industry has gone away from film photography into digital photography," Mims said about the removal of the school's darkroom.
"We have followed the industry in doing away with any film photography courses we might offer."
Digital photography is offered through the School of Communication and Media. Courses in digital graphics and Photoshop are substitutes for advanced photography.
However, Mims said, if the demand is there, a class could be developed.
"If students request courses with sufficient reasoning we will offer them," he said.


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Took Akira because I am the hero, reasons Sonakshi
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New Delhi, Aug 24 (ANI): The 'Dabangg' actress Sonakshi Sinha recently opened up on the reason behind taking up 'Akira,' an A.R. Murugadoss directorial emotional thriller, set in Mumbai and Rajasthan. In an interview with Pinkvilla, the actress, who will be seen playing a misunderstood girl forced to fight back said, "Well, the fact that it's A.R. Murugadoss' film, the fact that he is the director who works with top action stars of the country. And it's a woman-centric film and he has put that kind of faith in me that he wants me to portray such a role. I am the hero of this film so that was the reason and of course the film has a fantastic story. It has great content and that's why I wanted to be a part of this film." The 29-year-old actress went through a rigorous fitness regime to be in the role. After giving audience hard-core drama in 'Ghajini' and 'Holiday: A Soldier Is Never Off Duty', 'Akira' is the third Hindi venture of Murugadoss. The movie comes with a strong social message of women safety. 'Akira,' a remake of the 2011 Tamil-hit 'Mounaguru', stars Konkona Sen Sharma, Anurag Kashyap and Shatrughan Sinha in lead roles. The film is scheduled to release on September 2. (ANI)


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Florida Power & Light Company has announced a plan to build the world's largest solar-powered battery system - four times the capacity of the largest battery system in operation - as part of an innovative modernization plan that will accelerate the retirement of two fossil fuel generation units. For more information see the IDTechEx report on Distributed Generation: Minigrid Microgrid Zero Emission 2018-2038.
The future FPL Manatee Energy Storage Center will have 409 megawatts of capacity - the equivalent of approximately 100 million iPhone batteries - when it begins serving customers in late 2021 and will be charged by an existing FPL solar power plant in Manatee County. By deploying energy from the batteries when there is higher demand for electricity, FPL will offset the need to run other power plants - further reducing emissions and saving customers money through avoided fuel costs.
"This is a monumental milestone in realizing the full benefits of solar power and yet another example of how FPL is working hard to position Florida as the global gold standard for clean energy," said Eric Silagy, president and CEO of FPL. "Even as we aggressively execute on our plan to install 30 million solar panels by 2030, we never lose sight of finding innovative ways to bring our customers the benefits of solar energy, even when the sun's not shining. Replacing a large, aging fossil fuel plant with a mega battery that's adjacent to a large solar plant is another world-first accomplishment and while I'm very pleased of that fact, what I'm most proud of is that our team remained committed to developing this clean energy breakthrough while saving customers money and keeping their bills among the lowest in the nation."
The FPL Manatee Energy Storage Center is part of an innovative modernization plan to accelerate the retirement of two, 1970s-era natural gas generating units at FPL's neighboring power plant, and replace them with clean and renewable energy. In addition to the energy storage system in Manatee County, FPL is planning smaller battery installations across the state, numerous solar power plants and efficiency upgrades to existing combustion turbines at other power plants to replace the 1,638 megawatts of generating capacity. The project will save customers more than $100 million and eliminate more than 1 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
"FPL is pioneering a clean energy revolution for our state that's come full circle for our community," said Stephen Jonsson, chairman of the board of County Commissioners in Manatee County. "It seems like just yesterday that FPL kicked off its massive solar expansion in 2016 by opening a solar power plant in Parrish. Fast forward a few years, and our hometown solar power plant is on the verge of powering the world's largest solar-powered battery system. This modernization plan is truly an incredible feat and consistent with our commitment as leaders to keep sustainability at the forefront of every project that takes place in Manatee County. It's why we continue to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with FPL to help do our part to shape Florida's clean energy future."
"The way we generate, store, transport and use electricity is being reinvented. New technology, like large-scale battery storage, is a critical step on the path to a cleaner, cheaper and more efficient energy future. Achieving this outcome is critical to the well-being of our economy, our communities and our planet," said Temperince Morgan, executive director of the Florida Chapter of The Nature Conservancy.
FPL also remains poised to eliminate its only remaining coal plant in Florida by the end of this year. The company also shut down two coal plants in Jacksonville in 2016 and 2018, respectively, collectively preventing nearly 7 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually while saving customers tens of millions of dollars in fuel and operating costs. The future FPL Manatee Energy Storage Center is the latest chapter of the company's development of battery storage technology. For many years, FPL and its sister companies have researched battery storage technology to study a variety of potential benefits, from reliability and grid stabilization to improved solar integration. In 2018, FPL unveiled the largest combined operating solar and storage power plant at Babcock Ranch in Charlotte County, uniquely advantageous because of the ability to harness extra energy produced at solar power plants when the sun's rays are strongest. The additional solar energy and the increased predictability afforded by battery storage enables FPL to more efficiently dispatch other power plants, helping save customers on fuel costs while reducing emissions.
FPL's investments in battery storage technology directly complement the company's expansion of solar energy - which has now grown into the one of the largest in the world. With 18 solar power plants currently in operation and four more entering construction, FPL is Florida's largest producer of solar power. In January, the company announced its groundbreaking "30-by-30" plan to install 30 million solar panels by 2030, which will make Florida a global leader in solar energy production. Then, in March, the company unveiled the FPL SolarTogetherSM program, the country's largest community solar program that will enable customers to harness the power of the sun like never before while lowering their electric rates and bills over the long term.
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Wholesale C6 Pocket - Stardream Metallic Azalea
- This C6 Pocket is made from our premium metallic pink (like a cerise or a dusty hot pink) paper from Italy - double sided colour.
- For those trying to colour match, some Australian wholesalers have rebranded this product and called it Metallic Cerise.
- Our Pocket Fold - C6 Pockets arrive flat packed for self assembly and measure 109x150mm when folded & glued.
- Our C6 Pockets arrive flat packed for self assembly and measure 110x149.5mm when folded & glued.
- We use & recommend Helmar 450 Quick Dry Glue or Helmar Premium Craft Glue for gluing the tabs on the pocket (sold separately)
- Our C6 Pockets are also known by some as C6 Invitation Sleeves and they are specifically designed for wedding invitations & christening invitations but are also widely used by businesses to hold their gift vouchers etc.
- The invitation itself is normally put on a separate insert which slides into the pocket. The C6 Pocket uses our standard A6 / C6 Flat Cards (105x148.5mm or 1/4 of an A4 sheet) as the inserts. (sold separately)
- The C6 Pocket is an orginal concept & design by Paperglitz and features our trademark front lip cut out that is actually large enough to have the text of your insert show through as a title. There are some poor imitations out there but they have a front cut out that is too small to use properly.
- All of our C6 Pockets fit into our standard C6 Envelopes or or our C6 Invitation Boxes, unless bulky decorations are used. (sold separately)
- This C6 Pocket is made from paper that is manufactured by Cordenons Impressive Papers in Italy and is converted and packaged by Paperglitz in Sydney, Australia. This is a premium range of papers that has for many years been a favourite for all wedding stationers.
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- BS in Nutrition/Food Science, UC Berkeley
- International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC)
- Graduate of UC San Diego Extension Hybrid Lactation Consultant Program
- Interned at the Kaiser South Sacramento Newborn Wellness Clinic
- Certified Postpartum Doula, DONA International
- Certified Gottman Institute Educator for Bringing Baby Home Program
Gerrit holds the highest position within the lactation world as an infant feeding expert. She works in private practice and loves being able to give moms and their partners the postpartum care and education they need to feed and care for their newborn. Gerrit is here to inspire, prepare and empower you in a non-judgemental way to meet your personal feeding goals.
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A short preview of the JavaOne Voting Machine
Today I want to give a short preview of the JavaOne Voting Machine that is build for this year JavaOne as a cooperative project by Canoo and Oracle.
Voting Machine devices will be placed in every room at JavaOne. By doing so attendees can directly vote for each session and the voting results will be shown on a central leaderboard.
Currently Michael Heinrichs and I manufacture and test all the devices in Silicon Valley and hope to have all of them finished with the beginning of the next week :)


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Finding the Funding: An Overview of Debt and Equity Options to Fund your Business
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Cannabis Extraction
With oil-infused product sales at $1 billion in 2017, what cannabis extracts are becoming prevalent and what should today's extraction entrepreneur consider before using those investor funds? Matt Anderson explores new extraction methods, products, vertical integration models and more. Read More >
A Brand New Cannabis World
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Cannabis Funds and Venture Capital, What You Need to Know
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What We Can Learn from Other States
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Warrior Wellness: The Transition Epidemic Facing Veterans
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Breaking Boundaries Without Permission: Women Making Business and Social Impact
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Key Trends Shaping the Global Cannabis Market
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Crop Insurance Program for Industrial Hemp
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The "Legalization" of Cannabis & Future Business Opportunities in New York and New Jersey
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How Blockchain is Transforming the Cannabis Industry from Seed-to-Sale
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Hemp Processing: From Start to Finish
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Saturday, June 1
Hemp Today and Into the Future
Learn about the current landscape of hemp and what the future holds. Focusing on NY, they will walk you through the proposed permitting changes for CBD as it relate to the upcoming Cannabis Commission and Adult Use program. Also get… Read More >
Cannabis and Hemp Academia Town Hall
This groundbreaking assembly of college professionals and students will highlight and discuss the wave of cannabis and hemp curricula taking hold in many US universities. This town hall assembles educators, deans, students and parents to address the issues surrounding these… Read More >
Dispensary Owner/Operator Panel: Trials, Tribulations and Triumphs
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Health, Wellness & Safety: What to Look for When Buying CBD
Many people refer to the CBD retail market as the "Wild Wild West" and, because necessary national testing and dosing standards haven't been established yet, it's often difficult to know what to buy or how much to take. Dr. Stuart… Read More >
How the Media and Public Relations Influences the Cannabis Industry
How are public relations firms and major media outlets driving perception and market trends within the cannabis industry? How has the role of mainstream media outlets in cannabis evolved and where can we expect it to go from here? This… Read More >
CBD: Past, Present and Future
What is CBD? Where did it come from? Why is it being hailed as a miracle drug? What is it used for? What are some common CBD myths and misconceptions? What's next for CBD? Hear a banker question a scientist… Read More >
A New Approach to Startup Due Diligence in the Cannabis Industry
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Friday, May 29
CWCBExpo Webinar Test
As we prepare to launch our webinar series, we'd like you to attend this test and let us know how we are doing and what might improve the experience. Read More >
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Hemp Through the Ages
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We will be undergoing server changes in the next few days. Hoping that the migration will be go through smoothly. Website may not be available for few days.
Updates have not been regular due to lack of time, resources man power etc. If any of the brethren, willing to help, who are well versed in WordPress, photo editing tools, English and Malayalam languages, have time and ready to commit couple of hours daily, please contact me via e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Published: May 6, 2014 by Sourcebooks Fire
Source: received from Netgalley for review (ages ago, so sorry)
Summary from Goodreads:IF
If I hadn't fallen asleep.
If I hadn't gotten behind the wheel.
If I hadn't made a mistake.
For Monroe Blackwell, one small mistake has torn her family apart--leaving her empty and broken. There's a hole in her heart that nothing can fill. That no one can fill. And a summer in Louisiana with her grandma isn't going to change that...
Nathan Everets knows heartache firsthand when a car accident leaves his best friend in a coma. And it's all his fault. He should be the one lying in the hospital. The one who will never play guitar again. He doesn't deserve forgiveness, and a court-appointed job at the Blackwell B&B isn't going to change that...
There's No Going Back
Captivating and hopeful, this achingly poignant novel brings together two lost souls struggling with grief and guilt--looking for acceptance, so they can find forgiveness.
The best way I can think to describe this book is as a guilty pleasure. Boys Like You is by no means a fantastic work of literature, but it's not bad either. It's one of those books that is really interesting when you're reading it, but doesn't leave much of an impression. And I mean it--I just read this book for the second time because I don't remember reading it the first time. I have no clue when I first read it, and I didn't remember anything that happened in it. That doesn't happen to me often. Still, it is an engaging enough read. Easy to get lost in for a few hours. It's filled with teen angst, much kisses, and a feel-good ending.
Told in dual POV, the two narrators are Monroe and Nathan. They've got some serious darkness swirling in those noggins of theirs, and they use each other to try to move on from the traumatic events of their pasts. They've got decent chemistry, but they're no OTP. I was still rooting for them to be together, to find happiness in each other, and to makeout! They both had interesting voices. A lot of times, when there are multiple narrators, I find myself wanting to read one more than the other, but that wasn't really the case here. I just kind of wish there were more to these characters, and that the secondary characters played a larger role in the novel.
Which brings me to my second point...the plot. I get that the point of the novel was for these two characters to seek solace in each other and get over their serious depression. But like the plot is entirely based on their relationship. A good majority of the scenes are just scenes of their relationship developing. There is really not a whole lot else happening in this novel.
All in all, this is just a very simple book. Nothing to really fangirl at. It's lacking intricacies, that's for sure, but I still enjoyed reading it. It's an easy, romantic-heavy story that will provide a good distraction from the world for a little while.


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