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Saturday, March 8, 2014
Truth in Strange Places
I find truth in the strangest places.
The back of the newspaper buried in an obit. In middle of a medieval movie cloaked in the king's last-ditch pre-battle speech. From late night Facebook posts by renegades and rebels with long hair and deep roots. From celebrities getting awards for depicting horrible things. And in the stark, screaming silence of an unanswered email.
And though more rare, I still hear truth in tradition: sung from the choir, whispered in flickering voice by candlelight contemplatives. When long-haired music rises like a wave on the North Shore, dashes against the volcanic rock of my soul, formed when the world was born.
I see truth in the sweat of horses over fresh plowed earth. And I stand mouth agape, split open at the selfless setting sun, the clouds all gathered round in glowing admiration.
You leak truth out your pores, give it graciously in thumbs ups and likes, in coffee dates and broken bread, the way you bring the shards of your heart in your unwrapped shoebox and we put that let-go puzzle together again, sometimes with the help of the King's horses and men.
Truth makes its own path. Walks hand in hand with wisdom. It's spoken by old bald men and tall blonde women, bounces happy in a child's eyes and pulses in the laments of colleagues new and old. The next generations, from a troubadour father, pen it in videos, stage and song. It cheers in the come-from-behind win and weeps healing in crushing defeat.
Let the one who has ears to hear, listen. And never, ever, be afraid to let us see you sweat. You are tilling the earth in truth and we will feast together on the harvest.
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UNIQLO – This well-known Japanese fashion retailer is almost doubling its Canadian store count over the next two months with the opening of one new store in Greater Vancouver and three in the Greater Toronto area. The new BC store will officially open on September 14 – a 15,970 SF store in the Coquitlam Centre, taking over the retail space that was previously occupied by Old Navy. These new stores will open to much anticipated fanfare as one HEATTECH item will be given away to the first 500 customers who make a purchase on the day of each new store and discount giveaways will take place throughout the first day. UNIQLO is also expected to further their Canadian expansion into Edmonton, Calgary and Ottawa in the near future.
Oakridge Centre – The design of the redevelopment of Oakridge Centre has just been made public and features a highly modernistic architectural flair. This multinational endeavour is set to resemble a hilltop town with a skyline of its own, replete with a small growth forest area, retail gallerias, public parks and plazas, and office and residential towers. Dubbing itself a 'new organic micro-city', the Oakridge Centre will feature 1.4 million SF of retail space, 290,000 SF of office space, thousands of social, market and rental housing units as well as rooftop public park and community centre. The architectural design team have designed a 'skin-and-bones' concept – a 'curtain wall veil' wrapping the building with a transparent edge to reveal the inside.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI - The boyfriend of a slain Kentwood teen who allegedly witnessed Quinn James sexually assault her is under house arrest - with GPS monitoring - to ensure his testimony in the sex case.
The boyfriend is named as a material witness against James, 42, who is awaiting trial for allegedly sexually assaulting Mujey Dumbuya, 16, last year.
Her body was found early this year in Kalamazoo.
No one is charged in the killing but James' attorney says James has been unfairly treated as a suspect. James' fiancee has been accused of perjury under a prosecutor's investigative subpoena in the investigation into Dumbuya's killing.
While James awaits trial in Kent County Circuit Court for the alleged sexual assaults, prosecutors are concerned for the boyfriend's safety, and say that James, who is jailed, has tried to discourage him from testifying.
James earlier waived his right to a probable-cause hearing in Kentwood District Court, and had his case bound over to the trial court.
Now, prosecutors want the case returned to Kentwood District Court for a probable-cause hearing to put Daquarius Daymont Bibbs, 17, on the witness stand.
"The People are concerned about a witness's safety, and by preserving his testimony, the incentive to intimidate or harm the witness will be diminished," Assistant Kent County Prosecutor Andrew Lukas wrote in a motion.
"Bibbs remains the only surviving witness to this matter," he wrote.
Bibbs is the nephew of James' fiancee, Tiara Burnett, and had lived with the couple, court records said.
Burnett was arrested last week for perjury related to the investigation into Dumbuya's killing, a Grand Rapids police detective said in court records.
Burnett, who has not been in trouble before, is free after posting $50,000 bond. She worked as a night custodian at Kentwood Public Schools.
She has been placed on administrative leave pending investigation by the district, Superintendent Michael Zoerhoff said Thursday.
James once worked for the school district in grounds and maintenance.
Dumbuya was a student at East Kentwood High School.
She disappeared Jan. 24. Her body was found Jan. 28 in a wooded area near North Prairie Avenue in Kalamazoo.
Her body was positively identified three days later. James was free on $100,000 bond at the time. The next day, Kent County prosecutors charged James in a 2014 sex-assault case after initially declining to file charges.
James was then jailed on $500,000 bond and remains locked up.
Investigators recently learned that James, using another inmate's name, sent letters to his fiancee that encouraged "Bibbs to fail to appear for various hearings, and to cease being cooperative with the course of this investigation and criminal proceedings," Lukas wrote.
"Bibbs is currently under a material witness warrant that was authorized by this Court and is subject to house arrest in the interest of furthering his safety in this matter and his attendance at court," Lukas wrote.
In his motion to remand for a probable-cause hearing, Lukas outlined the sex-assault allegations against James.
He said that Dumbuya and Bibbs corresponded on Facebook before they met in person in late July. James picked them up in his vehicle, then dropped them off for a date. After Dumbuya was taken home, Bibbs called her 10 minutes later and asked to her come outside.
He and James were in the vehicle.
"Defendant exited the front of the vehicle, entered the rear of the vehicle, and engaged in sexual intercourse with Mujey, while Bibbs held Mujey's hands as she told Defendant to stop," Lukas wrote.
A similar incident happened in August after the teens went for ice cream in East Grand Rapids. She was driven home, then Bibbs called her a little later. Bibbs again held her hand as James sexually assaulted her, Lukas wrote.
James sexually assaulted her again in September in an "essentially vacant" apartment where his mother once lived, the prosecutor said.
Kentwood police on Nov. 16 interviewed James about the sex allegations. He said he had no sexual contact with the girl but later "admitted to engaging in sexual intercourse with Mujey on two occasions," Lukas wrote.
He was charged with four counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct, and, as a fourth-offense habitual offender, faced a minimum prison term of 25 years if convicted, prosecutors say.
James was released after posting $100,000 bond.
On January 24, Dumbuya was reported missing after she failed to get on the bus for school.
Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker declined to comment.
Defense attorney Jonathan Schildgen did not respond to a message seeking comment. He has been critical of the prosecution for, in particular, resurrecting the 2014 sex case which put his client in jail while police investigate the killing.


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By Louis Rajczi
Our Forté Ventures team believes in data-driven decisions. We look for every data point that we can find on new companies when having investment discussions, we constantly press our portfolio companies on financials and growth metrics in Board meetings, and we look for trends in macroeconomic and industry-level statistics to drive our investment hypotheses.
It is our fundamental belief that we are not alone in our love for data and that, across companies of all shapes and sizes, there are an increasing number of executives leaning on analytics to shape their business strategies. One type of executive, though, has been using data in a day-to-day manner more than their peers in recent years, while simultaneously growing in importance to the overall success of their business – the Chief Marketing Officer.
Marketing organizations within companies around the world have reached a point where data is king when it comes to campaign strategy, spend allocation, and overall customer acquisition. Couple this trend with the fact that there are now more online advertising platforms than ever (e.g., Facebook, Google, LinkedIn), and you get a fairly clear picture of the need for marketers to manage data regarding their content's performance across a wide ecosystem of publishers.
Enter AdStage. The San Francisco-based company, which was founded in 2012 by CEO Sahil Jain and CTO Jason Wu, provides paid marketing analytics and automation software that helps connect marketers quickly and easily to their data across multiple paid search and paid social platforms, as well as other third-party internal systems (e.g., Salesforce, Excel). The cross-platform visibility provided by the company's products allows marketers to gain insight into their campaign performance and take action at scale.
AdStage, like Forté Ventures, believes that CMOs and marketers will continue to need a clear picture of the analytics generated by their ad campaigns, especially as those ad campaigns spread out between multiple platforms. The reasons driving this need for cross-platform clarity are varied from organization to organization, but a common theme is the difficulty in tying metrics provided by the platforms – through features like Facebook Analytics or Google Analytics – back to actual sales performance. For example, it is no longer enough for a CMO to know how click-through-rate compared on a LinkedIn advertisement and Facebook advertisement; they need to know which one generated more revenue, which is made possible through AdStage's linkage of platform data and internal systems.
In addition to needing their view of ad performance to be clear and holistic, CMOs need that view to be formed in close to real-time. Every second of ad performance information lost can equal a lost customer or extraneous cost on underperforming ad campaigns, and AdStage's real-time connectivity to platform data sources can reduce those losses. It is worth mentioning, as well, that real-time connectivity is not solely about refresh cadences and software performance. Part of the value of AdStage's products to customers is the company's proactive management of its connectors into each publisher platform's data streams, whose access protocols change frequently and, often times, without warning, as admitted recently by Facebook's Edward Gaffney. Managing connectors can require multiple full-time resources for those companies trying to replicate AdStage's offerings in-house, thus providing an ROI justification for the software to many CMOs.
At the end of the day, a core belief of AdStage and Forté Ventures is that those empowered with clear, concise data, such as the information provided in real-time by AdStage to CMOs, should be able to act on that data to drive value. In the case of AdStage, this is made simple by the company's Automate product, which allows marketers to leverage always-on ad monitoring and optimization tasks – or develop their own within the platform – that handle changes in spend allocation and ad deployment across platforms in an automated fashion, rather than waiting on a human to analyze data and manually adjust their ad campaigns. AdStage wants insights generated by its software to drive increased ad performance, even when marketers are away from their desk.
Understanding all of the above about how AdStage addresses the hurdles that CMOs face in making data-driven decisions, as well as how the company embraces data in running its own business, made our recent decision to invest in AdStage an easy one. We are excited to be working with Sahil, Jason, and their team to continue providing CMOs with new and innovative products and enabling the next generation of analytics-driven paid marketing.


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A California police officer standing in a secluded place with a radar gun to catch speeders is not an uncommon sight. Many motorists will attest to being pulled over by a police official and ticketed because the radar gun claimed that they were driving over the speed limit. However, you might believe your speedometer said otherwise and contest your ticket in court. How likely is a court to accept that argument? Unfortunately, not very likely.
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What is a loss of consortium?
When someone is the victim of a serious injury, one of the cruelest consequences is the effect this has on the person's spousal relationship. This damage is known as a "loss of consortium." It encompasses such things as the loss of love, affection, companionship, comfort, society and sexual relations.
What to know about physical assault and premises liability
Not all forms of premises liability involve slipping on a floor or hurting yourself on a flight of stairs. In some places of business, an employee might inflict harm upon or physically attack a customer. Aside from the employee's own personal liability for the assault, there are cases where a California employer can be held liable for the assault as well, if not under the doctrine of premises liability, then under other theories of liability.
Are store owners liable for falling boxes?
If you were driving along a California hill or a mountainside, you might see a sign that says "beware of falling rocks." Rocks rolling or dropping down a mountain would not be unexpected, and so you would consider that warning to be a legitimate risk. However, you would not expect to enter a big store or a warehouse and experience the same risk of boxes and packaging falling on your head. So if you should be hurt by a package dropping on you, can you sue the store?


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Blaise has volunteered in the pro-life movement since joining the University of Toronto Students for Life in 2005, where he participated in CCBR's Abortion Awareness Project annually and witnessed hearts and minds change on abortion. Trained by CCBR at the University of Toronto, and after volunteering for "Choice" Chain in Toronto and Ottawa, he participated in the Florida Abortion Awareness Project in 2013 and attended CCBR's Crash Course in 2015.
With training and experience changing hearts and minds on abortion through CCBR's projects, Blaise started the U of T Students for Life activism team in 2013 to run regular "Choice" Chains around the University of Toronto, exposing the injustice of abortion throughout downtown Toronto. In 2016, he founded the Toronto Against Abortion project, expanding these efforts to defend pre-born human rights to other GTA campuses and neighbourhoods.
Blaise currently volunteers as the Education Coordinator for the University of Toronto Students for Life, and the President of Toronto Right to Life. Since 2016, Blaise has been working as the Toronto Outreach Director for the Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform.
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A Guide to Finding The Right Reiki Practitioner for You
For many their first experience of Reiki will be from receiving a Reiki treatment, the start point of which would be selecting a Reiki practitioner and booking their first Reiki treatment. The aim of this article is to provide some considerations with the aim to help you in your selection of a Reiki professional.
The first point I would say is that there is huge variation in professional training, approaches and indeed understanding of Reiki between Reiki professionals, which heavily influences how any Reiki treatment is delivered in the first place, the rationale as to why they are doing what they are doing, as well as the techniques available to them etc. People have had great results from many different approaches, yet just be aware there is huge variation in approaches.
Having been trained in and taught various Reiki styles, I have observed both in my own Reiki students who are Reiki professionals themselves as well as those who are already Reiki professionals who have then taken Jikiden Reiki training with me report that they have seen better results with their Reiki treatment clients after taking traditional Jikiden Reiki training. Indeed many of the people I have helped with Reiki treatments personally have had Reiki treatments from other Reiki professionals before, yet our results are different, the point I wish you to take from this is that booking a Reiki treatment is not a standard commodity like buying a pint of skimmed milk, which wherever you buy it from, you are going to get a standardised product, or in this case experience.
It can be a bit of a mind field when you go on line and search Reiki in your area, you are likely to find quite a few differing choices in Reiki professionals. So how do you work out what might be a good choice for you? The choice of Reiki professional you select for Reiki treatments would have less bearing than say selecting a Reiki teacher to teach you Reiki, which I believe is imperative that you make that selection with great consideration. With regards to Reiki treatments there can be many differing approaches and a lot of times methods from other non Reiki methods find their way into a Reiki treatment with many Reiki professionals out there, which although might not technically be Reiki if it helps you great.
With finding a Reiki professional to deliver Reiki treatments, location does play a part, just logistically to get to them regularly, to see best results, I would advise you to consider receiving Reiki treatments as a process, rather than a one off event. As to the right Reiki professional to deliver Reiki treatments there are various factors that can come into the mix, I will discuss a few below for you to consider;
Is it helpful to seek out a Reiki professional who is on an industry register, or a member of professional organisations? This can from a consumer perspective, give an indication that the professional is commitment to professionalism, ongoing high standards and best practice. I myself am registered to the highest National Occupational standards for delivering Reiki treatments in the UK, as well being a member of Reiki professional organisations, but does such registration or membership translate to such a professional is going to help you get better treatment outcomes than a professional not meeting such standards, I would say not necessarily. My view is that yes it is suggestive they are professional and committed to best practice and have a good level of experience, but more a nice to have.
Another consideration is the Reiki professional qualification level. In the UK you need to be what is termed a level 2, to get insurances to work with the public professionally, which in traditional Japanese Reiki is Okuden (deeper level)- the second course, I will refer to this group as practitioners, but again huge variation in what they would have been taught. Beyond that the next level up is a Reiki teacher, whom many will deliver Reiki treatments as well as teach Reiki as I do. The traditional term for this is Shihan (teacher), however you will find many teachers use terms such as Reiki master, but that's just a different name, they are a teacher. Some other terms have been created by styles of Reiki as they move further away from the original Reiki teachings, but are nothing to do with Reiki. I would just consider Reiki professionals in two camps, practitioners and teachers. I have seen variations in results between teachers as well as practitioners, so it's not a guarantee, however you tend to get much greater experience and skill level with teachers, but not everyone needs a Reiki professional at such a level to get great results with Reiki.
Tying in with the above point is considering a Reiki professional's experience, I have found that yes my experience delivering thousands of Reiki treatments and practicing over the years gives you a skill, speed and awareness to get right to the root of things, maybe faster which can lead to better treatment outcomes. However I have taught people Reiki to just the first level (Shoden- beginner level)- level 1, in a weekend, who have then gone out the next day and delivered a Reiki treatment to a family member with great results. So I would say that experience is a consideration, but not the be all and end all. The same goes for specific experience. Many people when enquiring regarding Reiki treatments ask 'How long have you being doing Reiki professionally and do you have experience with XYZ?' As I look back over the years, I have experienced some strong results in areas I had no previous experience in! With Reiki doing its work, beyond our comprehension as individuals, with us as Reiki professionals a vessel, or channel for the energy, I would say it is less of a factor than it might be in other professions, where skill and experience of the individual are key, say in a coaching environment. It can be a helpful exercise to view any testimonials of a Reiki professional, as you may find they have experience in the same thing you are looking for help with, or they reinforce your confidence in that professional generally, but again if they are a new Reiki professional you would not expect to see many testimonials. So with the more logical evaluation points covered so far, it appears less clear cut.
This next point to consider is something beyond a logical consideration, in that in my experience at a time that is right for you the right person to help you will show up. I would say that over half of the people who I work with have found me by what they term as a coincidence, or 'drawn' to me, be that via referral, my website, or another route. It's like the universe, or your inner subconscious knows what you need more than your conscious mind does. I would say that this trumps all other factors hands down. Yes get a short list, factor in the above points, but if you quieten your mind and in your heart you are drawn to a specific Reiki professional I would say book a Reiki treatment with them. Looking back now I could have just written the above paragraph and saved a whole lot of writing, but I wanted to present the other considerations as well for you.
To dovetail into the last point there is a consideration, that as I write this I will term as the 'born to do' factor. Some people are just born to do something, over the years I see this with people I teach Reiki, some people are just natural born healers, independent of specific qualification, or experience. Added to which some people in my experience are just tailor made to help certain people in a certain way. As an example, a lot of my work is with women and emotional trauma, in many occasions they have just said they were just drawn to have Reiki treatments with me, many have logically thought they were coming to me to reduce stress, yet the real healing turned out to be in the area of emotional trauma, something healed from 20 years back (sometimes they were completely are unaware of my work in this area before coming to me). I then know that's was why they were here in front of me, rather than another Reiki professional. There are various factors within my nature and my skill set that seems to bring out deep healing in such situations. I have no clue why this is the case, the point being for them to find me in these cases was the best course of action to help them, yet was independent of logical decisions. The same might be true for someone you are drawn too. On the flip side of this I find people that are a great fit with other Reiki professionals tend to find them instead of me.
As a final point pricing is something to consider, but it should be a secondary consideration. The priority is getting to the right Reiki professional to help you. The Reiki industry will have a huge variety in pricing for Reiki treatments and is one of those professions for various reasons you will find chronic devaluing of what is delivered by many professionals. What I would encourage you to do, is to consider who feels like the right Reiki professional for you, then consider pricing. In all other professions you see very experienced professionals, with a track record of results, with high qualification levels, having trained with the top people in the world in their field, having higher professional fees than those newer to a profession, so I would view selecting a Reiki professional in the same light. As if you approach a Reiki professional with the 'how much do you charge' as the sole criteria for your decision, (as if you were buying a pint of milk) you will likely miss the opportunity in front of you.
Also to give Reiki treatments a chance to help you in your life, whoever you choose to help you, I would suggest viewing Reiki treatments as a process. Many Reiki professionals will offer an option to book a one off initial session, I would suggest to do that and see how you find the professionals approach, then make a commitment to the process, say approximately five treatments, many Reiki professionals will do a block offer of some kind. At that point then consider Reiki's effectiveness to help you. Many people make the mistake of having one Reiki session then make the decision if to continue treatments based on the immediate experience of that session (against whatever pior expectations they had) and do the same any session after that, rather than commit to the process. If your GP gave you a 28 day course of antibiotics, to take one a day for example, you wouldn't take one, conclude it hasn't done the job so stop the course of treatment, yet many do this with Reiki treatments. If you are going to do it, commit to the process and give yourself a chance to benefit from it. I hope this article has given you a few things to think about to help you find the right Reiki professional to help you. For those who wish to find out more about having Reiki treatments with myself, for more details click here
About the author, Shaun Mckeown: could be labeled as a performance strategist, or coach, or a life balance specialist. In essence Shaun is a strategic, creative problem solver, with a holistic view. He has over 15 years professional experience helping people with health, well-being, sport performance, reducing stress and life balance. He has a BSc.(Hons) degree in Sport and Exercise Science, as well as experience coaching and teaching in exercise conditioning, holistic lifestyle and nutrition, sport performance and Reiki. So has both science and holistic perspectives.
The information contained above is provided for information purposes only. The contents of this article are not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of this article. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this article. Shaun Mckeown, disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this article.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. — On Friday, the San Francisco 49ers packed their belongings into expensive suitcases, traded insults and answered several dozen of the same questions about the N.F.C championship game, about Colin Kaepernick, the Atlanta Falcons, Michael Crabtree, the pistol offense, Frank Gore, the read option, LaMichael James, Alex Smith and Randy Moss.
Amid all this chatter and one win from the Super Bowl, Coach Jim Harbaugh made sure to highlight perhaps the most underrated, overshadowed person in another dominant 49ers season. Unprompted, he heaped praise on his offensive coordinator, Greg Roman, the maestro of all the 49ers' moving parts.
The 49ers will play the Falcons in Atlanta on Sunday for the conference championship and a trip to the Super Bowl in New Orleans, and it is Roman who brought together all their disparate elements. It is Roman who revamped the offense when Kaepernick replaced Smith. It is Roman who incorporated the pistol last week against the Green Bay Packers, who worked in James, who kept Gore happy, who helped Crabtree fulfill his promise.
It is Roman who made the 49ers' offense unpredictable, formidable, dangerous — less of a weakness and more of a strength.
"The job that Greg has done this year is really in so many ways just one of the best I've ever seen," Harbaugh said. "And we'll talk about that later. We've got a job to do right now. But he's a shining star in my book."
Harbaugh smiled one of those tight, uncomfortable smiles, and soon afterward he walked back into the locker room. No more questions. Time to play.
As San Francisco advanced deep into the playoffs, the N.F.L.'s coaching carousel spun even faster than usual. Coaches were fired. Names were floated. Interviews were conducted. Hires were made. Roman's name surfaced during all that activity, but not as often as might be expected for a coordinator in the conference title game for the second year in a row.
Fans of the 49ers seemed particularly concerned that Roman would end up in Jacksonville, with the Jaguars and their new general manager, David Caldwell, his former college roommate. Except Jacksonville hired Gus Bradley, the defensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks, who lost at Atlanta last week. Roman told reporters that this did not bother him, that he had a more important focus. But message boards celebrated his impending return.
In many ways, San Francisco's varied approach to offensive football mirrors the background of Roman, its offensive coordinator. He started coaching with the Carolina Panthers in 1995, as a strength and conditioning assistant and defensive quality control coach, the lowest rung on the N.F.L. coaching ladder. He would later instruct tight ends, quarterbacks, offensive linemen and running backs, in Houston and Baltimore and at Stanford University.
He joined the Cardinal in 2009 and helped oversee an offense that was among the most productive in the college game. He helped develop Andrew Luck and then joined Harbaugh in San Francisco, where he helped Smith revive his career and helped turn Kaepernick into a household name.
Roman's offense, like his background, cannot be quantified by a single position or philosophy. He views the rushing game as the basis for all offense, but sometimes this season he leaned toward the pass and sometimes, like last week against the Packers, he asked the quarterback to run wild. He called plays as if averse to patterns, which drew criticism when the offense stalled.
"Every game is different," Roman said this week. "No matter how you look at it, you have to pay homage to the football gods every week in practice, in meetings, in your preparation. Then you have to go out and perform on game day."
Spoken like a true coach. This week, Roman's attitude typified that of the 49ers, a loose bunch that spoke of a different locker room vibe compared with that for the N.F.C. championship appearance last season, which San Francisco lost. Moss, the moody veteran receiver whom Harbaugh said Friday that he wanted to bring back next season, sauntered toward his locker, laughing, smiling, joking with his teammates.
Offensive lineman Joe Staley, the anchor of a unit considered among the best in the N.F.L., sat surrounded by reporters. "We don't have to go outside ourselves and do anything crazy in this offense," he said. "We're ready to go with whatever we put out there. We know what to expect this season."
The 49ers know what a conference championship game feels like, but the Falcons must prepare for Roman's whims. When Roman met with the news media this week, he talked about Gore's adjustment to the read option, about James's versatility, about Kaepernick's ability to block out distractions — all those moving parts at his disposal.
"I don't think there's any hump we feel we have to get over," Roman said. "It's a must-win game. It's win or go home. Everybody has a real true sense of that."


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Island Hopping
After another good night's sleep I packed up my things in Grenada and headed to the airport. I checked in and arrived at my gate with no problems, and then spent an hour on the phone walking my brother through how to register for his classes at Vandy tomorrow. I then boarded my flight to Bridgetown where I was transferring to Dominica. It was a very quick transfer time - about twenty-five minutes - but luckily both me and my bag made it in time!
After arriving in Dominica I found a driver and drove around the island for about an hour. It is beautiful. Dominica is referred to as the nature island, and it is not difficult to see why. My driver listed off at least ten different fruits that were growing around us as we drove, as well as sweet potatoes, avocado, and cocoa. He was very helpful and pointed out so many different plants and sights. The island is incredibly lush to the point that it does not even look real. There is almost no development so it is amazing to drive through. There are over three hundred and sixty rivers on the island and it also has many waterfalls. I wish I would have been able to see more, but unfortunately my quick drive through was all that I could manage.
I was originally supposed to spend the night here but things had to shift around due to a flight change. After driving around I headed back to the airport where I ate a burger at the one airport restaurant. I then used the so-so wifi to do some work and wait the three hours for my flight. The tiny airport was filled with flies but that wasn't too surprising for the nature island.
My flight to Antigua and Barbuda was fine but I was shocked when I saw the airport. It was giant and brand new! Very different from every other airport I had seen in the Caribbean. After an easy processing through immigration and customs, I met my hosts for the next two days outside: Karol and Merve! Karol is from the UK and Merve is from Jamaica. They own Stoneyhill Studio Apartments in Antigua and Barbuda, a lovely three room complex with stunning views of the island. Thank you so much to Stoneyhill for being a sponsor for two nights of my trip!
We talked the entire thirty minute ride and I learned a lot about them and the island as well! We stopped and got chicken on the way and I was then dropped off at my room. It was so nice and even had American TV so I could watch the last Nashville Predators game that they unfortunately lost. Afterwards I went to sleep very easily: it was quite the day!
10 countries down, 186 to go.
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Data Tracker
Why is California losing military veterans faster than most states?
California is quickly losing its veterans.
Barely one in 20 adults living in California during 2016 served in the military. The number of military veterans per capita in California fell 48 percent between 2000 and 2016, much faster than the nationwide decline, according to the latest figures from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Only five states — New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island — saw a larger decline in veterans per capita between 2000 and 2016. Only two states — New York and New Jersey — have a lower percentage of adults who served in the military.
All states have seen a drop in veterans as World War II veterans die, but a few factors set California apart from most states.
One is the price of housing. It is more expensive to buy or rent a home in California than it is in most other states.
Within California, counties with high median home prices tended to have large declines in veterans per capita since 2000.
Other factors may include:
▪ California is losing residents to other states. Between 2000 and 2016, about 800,000 California military veterans left the state while just 540,000 military veterans came here from other states, according to a Bee review of U.S. Census data.
▪ Multiple military bases have closed in California during the past few decades. Areas around military bases tend to have high concentrations of veterans. As closed bases fade into memory, the number of veterans in those communities also declines.
▪ The nation is becoming more politically segregated. People with similar political beliefs tend to move close to one another. States with a low proportion of Trump voters in 2016 also tended to have large declines in military veterans per capita.
▪ Much of California's population growth in the past two decades has come from immigration. Foreign born U.S. residents are less likely to be military veterans (though hundreds of thousands of naturalized U.S. citizens serve in the armed forces).


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About education
The Education Portfolio is your one-stop-shop for all things networking and careers related. The Education Portfolio offers a diverse range of workshops, seminars, information and career events to enrich students' professional development. The Education Portfolio aims to be a bridge between university and the real world as well as inform students on potential career and mentoring options available. We boast one of the largest education portfolios in the country offering students the following events in 2018:
Semester 1
Clerkship Symposium (March 12)
Meet the Profession (March 20)
External Lunch (April)
King & Wood Mallesons Women in Law (April 2)
Intellectual Property, Artificial Intelligence and Technology and the Law (sponsored by King & Wood Mallesons) (April 16)
Alternative Law Careers Evening (May 14)
Semester 2
Colin Biggers & Paisley Planning, Environment and Resource Law Information Evening (August 27)
Criminal Law Information Evening (September 5)
Ashurst LGBTIQA+ and the Law Panel Breakfast (September 11)
Litigation & Commercial Advocacy Information Evening (September 26)
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qut law society mentoring program
The QUTLS Mentoring Program provides peer-topper support by partnering first year law students with high achieving and experienced law students. The program focuses on creating a soft introduction for students by equipping them with general tips and tricks needed to thrive at law school. The program is suitable for ALL first-year law students at QUT.
The 2019 QUT PLT Mentor Guide is now available! Click here to view it.
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Aboriginal & Torres Strait islander (ATSI) portfolio
In keeping with the spirit of Reconciliation, QUTLS acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands where QUT now stands, and recognise that these have always been places of teaching and learning. We wish to pay respect to their Elders - past, present and emerging - and acknowledge the important role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to play within the QUT community.
Our Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) Officer is here to promote the interests of Indigenous persons by engaging with Indigenous and non-Indigenous students in the Law School.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR / SEARCH: 13592 Kensington Place Carmel, IN 46032
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Courtesy of: F.C. Tucker Company
Office Phone: 317-846-7751
Listing Agent: Virginia Kerr
Updated: 23rd October, 2019 6:55 AM.
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Enjoy an evening of paddling on the Walla Walla and Columbia Rivers! We will put in at the Madame Dorion launch just past the junction of Highways 12 and 730. Heading down between the forested banks of the Walla Walla and out onto the open Columbia, we will have views of the Two Sisters, Wallula Gap, and the Horse Heaven Hills. We will eat dinner on the water, learn about kayaking and currents, and explore the two rivers that define so much of the ecology and hydrology of this region.
We will have SUPs and inflatable kayaks available; Whitman College guides will provide basic instruction. All gear included. No experience necessary, but adequate physical fitness for several hours of paddling (with breaks) is required. Children ages 12 and up are welcome as long as they are able to paddle themselves. Spaces limited!
For more information about this event, please contact Lauren Platman at firstname.lastname@example.com or 509-525-3136.
Photo by Claire Pinger.
Suitability: 12 and up.
Difficulty: Involves several hours of paddling (with breaks) with variable currents and conditions.
Things to Bring:
- Dinner and snacks
- Water (at least one 32 oz. bottle)
- Jacket (no cotton) and warm layers
- Hat
- Sunglasses and sunscreen
- Chacos, Tevas or other water shoes
- Camera, if desired (we will have a few dry bags available for valuables)
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We just received beautiful new rose gold pieces from Gorjana! Rose gold is a little out of the ordinary but still classic and flattering on every skin tone. Their pieces can stand alone or be layered for a more bohemian look. The "Taner" bar necklace is fave. Come and treat yourself...TGIF:)
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I'm very excited to announce that I am now creating a new series of adornment pieces. I have always loved to wear handmade jewelry and accessories by local artisans. Adornment is a way that I express myself, so it makes perfect sense for me to use this as a new medium for my work. Art you can wear.
The complete collection will be revealed this spring! There will be necklaces, earrings, and also some pins for those of you who like to wear the unique.
Adornment Launch Party
When: April 11, 6-9pm
Where: 1375 Railspur Alley, Granville Island, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Come sip some wine and try on a piece or two.
For this evening only, I will be offering 20% off to you, my lovely supporters. ❤
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Prestigiously Pleasing
Designer: Mike Farley
Project Manager: Bobby Brzozowski
The desire to minimize the yard's 20-foot drop meant keeping the pool and cabana close to the existing house and porch. The small, existing porch was enlarged and capped in travertine with matching coping. The deep end of the pool dove tailed into the porch offset and allowed for maximum pool area without creating maximum elevations drop. Travertine steps highlight the elevation changes. The large tan ledge with bubblers is recessed to the side of the pool allowing for maximum play area. The diving board was recessed to minimize view from the home and to provide easier access. The centered spa is designed to emphasize the length of the pool. Cannon jets and the spa spillway provide both sound and visual effects from in the home.
The cabana with a privacy wall and fireplace provides a focal point on the cross axis of the design. The outdoor kitchen along the side of the cabana provides cooking, serving and seating space. The extended arbor provides bar stools and the hidden fire feature on the back of the spa provides a special visual treat.


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We provide a multi use aerial imaging perspective that cannot be obtained by manned aircraft, or any other ground based platforms.
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- Industry Business Products
- Location Wasaga Beach, ON, Canada
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- Founded May 2012
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- Website higheye.ca
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This Deck is a quick overview of Paraguay - where it is located in South America along with some quick fun facts. The deck is for Spanish 4 and 4 Honors (students in 10th and 11th grade) and is a great way to start exploring Spanish speaking countries and learning about the culture and people of the country.
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Mail Purchase Bride Web Web Web Site vs. Online Dating Services: All You Need To Understand
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Mail-Order Bride Web Web Web Site vs. Online Dating Services
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Wilder Shores at Rype Studios
A group show and sale featuring ceramicists and artists devoted to handcrafted functional art. Their output spans a vast array of mediums, everything from furniture, ceramics, and jewelry to leather goods, clothes, and flowers, among many other items. In conjunction with the opening of the Group Partner Showroom and Sposito, a premier barbershop, just down the hall.
Enjoy tacos and mescal, the party's from Sunday Sept 9, 3 to 9 p.m. at Rype Studios, located at 892 Lorimer Street by the corner of Nassau Avenue.
Sunday Sept 9, 3-9pm
Rype Studios
892 Lorimer Street, 2nd Floor
Liz Stretch @reclaimthetable
Fernando @fefostudiony
Marian Bull @mariantoro
Rani Ban @raniban
Justin Kabbel @k_a_b_b_e_l
Bree Nichols @breenichols.nature
Robin Rose @fleurotica
Evans Huggins @ehuggs
Jason Wright @liver_ideas
Matt Tyson @modosfurniture
Kursten Bracchi @slang_nyc
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What is the Hope in Radical Theology?/
Not what are my hopes for radical theology, but what is the hope proclaimed or articulated, espoused or empowered by radical theology? Jack Caputo recently said that hope might be the quintessential postmodern virtue. So, radical theology, as a postmodern Christianity, as a deconstructive Christianity, should revel in hope – which I believe it does. Therefore what is the hope articulated in radical theology?
Hope when it might be hopeless. I've explored this more here, but for me radical theology espouses a hope that differs from expectation (or prediction). Because, as Caputo says, "radical theology doesn't have the traditional metaphysical groundwork for hope". Radical theology holds out hope when the situation may indeed be hopeless, indeed the hopelessness of a situation is almost a predicate. Is not this the kind of hope we are in most need of? A hope still standing when the ground beneath it breaks. A hope that is realistic about the odds and proceeds anyway. Isn't this the hope we need when we realise the catastrophic nature of our climate, when we face the seemingly insurmountable challenge that is our global capitalist system, when we are bombarded night after night with stories of tragedy and statistics of woe? Is this not also the hope we need to ward of the obtuseness of religious certainty, the arrogance of extremism, the blockheadedness of fundamentalism? A hope in the assurance of the resurrection, which yields that there is no assurance at all, only a promise, only a hope, is what I feel will lead to a more open, understanding, and active faith (faith as mode of being in the world).
The Hope of God. God's hope is in us, in our answering of the call, in our embodying of the call to love, to do justice, to extend hospitality and forgiveness – the call beyond ourselves. God's hope is in us (to speak as Caputo might) giving existence to God's insistence.
Hope leads us into life. Caputo again, deconstruction is "the affirmation of the possibility of the impossible". Hope is an excessive force, a weak force to be true, but one of excess, one which goes beyond, calls us beyond (or over and above as some might say) the usual, the run-of-the-mill, the well-laid plans of mice and men (and women). Hope holds out for the impossibility of a break in the ordinary procession of time; that d will not always, by necessity, follow a-b-c. Hope looks for, searches out for, the best in others (and ourselves) the best in the situation (but not the predicted best, not 'we budgeted to make 100, but made 150', but the unforeseen best) – radical theology, like deconstruction, hopes in the potential of the impossible, the potential for an event, a rupture, a moment of grace, love, hospitality in a world of calculated economies of exchange.
Hope is a risk. This, in part, loops back to the opening point – for radical theology, not only is there are chance that all this hope might be for nothing, but all this hope might blow up in our face. We hope, we hope in the face of the unknown, we hope not knowing what may come, we hope come what may. We do not know whether our hope in technologies to improve disaster relief will lead to discoveries which grant new powers to those more militaristically minded. We pray and hope for opportunities to extend hospitality, to be drawn beyond ourselves into encounters with the other (knowing that is the locality of the Divine), but, as Caputo says – how do we know all this hospitality won't end with having our throats slit in the night? As the Hebrew prophets warned, to not be too eager to hope in the day of the Lord, it could prove to be a dark day indeed – the coming kingdom, the rupture of our present order by the call of God, might be more disruptive than we had hoped, despite all that, we continue to hope.
Hope deconstructs. The hope of radical theology calls us to remain open to the event astir/within in the structures and traditions of the world, not to the traditions/structures themselves. We hope for justice, knowing justice needs laws to give it a body in the world. However we do not place our hope in the law, for this reason justice must forever deconstruct and construct the law – justice is not fixed, it has not arrived, it is to come, it is to be hoped for. So to we hope for the event contained within (not by) Christianity – remaining open and faithful not to the tradition but to what is called for by the event within the tradition, faithful to what is called for/promised in the name of God; love, mercy, hospitality, forgiveness, gift, and grace. We hope in God, to come – the possibility of the impossible, the possibility of the event


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National Juried Shows
2004 Dream Box Photo Gallery. 1st Annual Women Photographer Show – Chicago IL
2003 Texas National College of Fine - Arts Steven Austin University – Nacogdoches TX
2001 National Biennial. New Visions Gallery - Marshfield WI
2000 National Exhibit – Honorable Mention - Stepping Stone Gallery Huntington NY
2000 "On the Square" Art Fair - Madison WI
Regional Juried Shows
2019 IMAGE 9 Gallery of Wisconsin Art – West Bend WI
2018 WI Photography 2018 Exhibit RAM Wustum Museum of Fine Art - Racine WI
2017 Michael Fields Agricultural Institute Gallery – East Troy WI
2014 Featured Artist - MPTV Great TV Auction – Milwaukee WI
2014 Racine & Vacinity: All Media Juried Competition RAM Wustum Museum of Fine Art - Encaustic
2013 Juried Photography Exhibit Anderson Arts Center - Kenosha WI
2012 WI Photography 2012 Exhibit RAM Wustum Museum of Fine Art - Purchase Award - Racine WI
2006-11 "Hidden Rivers" Art Fair Sharon Lynn Wilson Center - Brookfield WI
2004 WI Photography 2004 Exhibit RAM Wustum Museum of Fine Art -Purchase Award - Racine WI
2003 10th Annual Dia de los Muertos Exhibit Maude Kerns Art Center - Eugene OR
2002 Urban Edges VI. Barrington Area Art Council Gallery - Barrington IL
218 Gallery Third Ward Milwaukee Wi


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Point Topic has cut the forecast for DSL, FTTx and overall broadband subscribers in the latest update of UK broadband forecasts. We have reduced our expectations for end 2016 by 10% from two years ago. We project a total of 23.88 million broadband lines by end 2016 and 25.41 million by the end of 2020.
FTTx has been reduced more than other technologies as growth has been delayed due to BDUK delays and the continued pressure on consumer spending.
The delay, which continues even now in some areas, in the BDUK process has we believe played the largest part in lower than expected adoption. However there are signs that rapid roll-out by BT and recovering consumer demand are starting to counter these effects and while we still expect FTTx to take more time than previously forecast it will come to dominate the consumer market well before the end of the decade.
The Virgin Media take-over has slowed the growth of cable now and in the future. The latest statements from Liberty Global indicate that the cable footprint will not grow in the forseeable future.
Their high bandwidth USP is also under threat and while they still offer more than the competition and would expect to maintain some gap going forward with DOCSIS3.1 expected to start deployment in the next 18 months the marginal utility of more bandwidth for consumers is declining.
End to end copper connections are declining in the UK. This process will acceleate in the coming years and will reduce the number of lines to just over a million by the end of the decade.
Copper will still be a part of the UK network for the forseeable future though. VDSL with the addition of vectoring will provide enough bandwidth for many consumers and the advent of G.fast, expected from late 2015 on, will allow cost effective deployment of higher bandwidth coverage in many areas.
End to end fibre will continue to be a niche technology in the UK. The current costs of a fibre link, particularly the customer contribution charged for deployment, mean BTs fibre on demand offering won't be a mass consumer option. It is expected to come down but with most households having sufficient bandwidth over VDSL, DOCSIS3 and 3.1 and later G.fast consumer demand will likely be low.
As DSL subscriptions decline the smaller resellers in particular are coming under pressure. They are fighting for a shrinking market and have to make the transition to reselling higher bandwidths or deploy their own networks.
The absence of full LLU for BT FTTx makes it difficult for them to distinguish themselves from the big players and they end up competing through straight marketing where they are out-gunned.
By 2020 the UK will have nearly 20 million FTTx subscribers and in excess of 23 million superfast households. The big players will continue to do well as will those niche players who've picked their markets carefully.
New subscribers are becoming increasingly rare. Many operators are focusing on churning customers from the competition. Those households left without a broadband line are increasingly resistant, for one reason or another, to purchasing a broadband subscription.
It will be increasingly difficult to persuade these potential customers to sign up and it will be important to understand some of the reasons and predictors of low adoption in an attempt to focus marketing and offers precisely. Point Topic has recently published a paper The who, where and why of Digital Deprivation in the UK which starts to reveal the picture in England.
This analysis is taken from the full report and statistical outputs in the point Topic UK Plus service. Subscribers can access the data in the report UK broadband forecasts by technology to Dec. 2020. Telephone firstname.lastname@example.com or telephone +44 (0)20 3301 3303 for more details.


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The Club are giving away a free Farnborough FC car sticker to the first 100 supporters at our Home game on Saturday 23 September.
The first 100 supporters through the Turnstiles at our next Home game, which is against St Ives Town, can claim a free Farnborough FC car sticker.
Kick off is at 3pm and Tickets can be purchased online in advance here.
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Usually yes: Neurontin (gabapentin) is a drug used to treat nerve pain, and is helpful in relieving symptoms. Among its side effects are dizziness and drowsiness (meaning one should be careful if considering driving or operating machinery). A few people may have changes in their moods or thoughts. A few may have signs of drug allergy, such as a rash. One's doctor can help decide if Gabapentin should be used. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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The brain and spinal cord communicates with what is occurring in the internal organs and limbs by nerve fibers where are like electrical wires with insulation (myelin) and the "copper" (axon). Within brain and spinal cord these nerves connect to other nerves via synapses on both axons and dendrites. A nerve can carry information regarding sensations, and ...Read more
Would oxycodone relieve nerve pain? Particularly pudendal neuralgia?
Yes and No: Short answer is that any opiate or narcotic, oxycodone, hydrocodone, morphine etc, will help just about any pain. But one develops rapid tolerance to such drugs and in time they become less effective. Most all neuralgias are much more effectively treated with more "nerve specific" meds like Gabapentin and carbamazepine. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
I'm experiencing excruciating chronic sciatic nerve pain due to a pinched sciatic nerve caused by a herniated disc. Are there any non narcotic prescription meds that would be effective with this pain?
Natural pain methods: Some things that help for irritated nerve pain naturally are: Magnesium malate or glycinate 1000 mg- This is a natural muscle relaxer. Work your way up to 1000 mg. If loose stool, reduce dosing. Omega fish oil- I like combinations of omega 3 and omega 7 for their anti-inflammatory effects. Up to 5000 mg. Vitamin D- If levels are low, can help with back pain. Good Luck ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Can midodrine cause severe neuropathic foot/toe nerve pain?
NO: It's not a listed side effect.Get a more detailed answer ›
Is steroid nerve block contradicted if sciatic nerve pain is caused by tumor compression? How long does the pain relief usually last?
Ask your Doctor: If epidural steroid injection is OK to do. Sometimes it is sometimes its too risky. Depends on your situation. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What is a nerve block? Have herniated disc thats caused pinched nerve. Will nerve block use steroids?.Steroids cause me to have sleeplessness.
Nerve block: Nerve blocks are spinal injections which are localized to specific lumbar nerve roots - often done for diagnostics purposes. These typically do use steroids, but most of the steroid will stay local at the site of the injection, so the chance of systemic effects such as sleeplessness is lower than that of an oral or IV steroid. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Which is most effective at treating severe chronic neuropathic pelvic pain that has no cause: spinal cord stimulator, nerve block injection or tens?
It depends: I would consult a pain management physician for this. Definitely try a round of steroid injections or a tens unit first before having a spinal cord stimulator permanently implanted. ...Read more
Does lyrica (pregabalin) help with muscle pain aswell as nerve pain ?
Yes and no: Traditionally, lyrica (pregabalin) helps primarily for neuropathic pain and so was used for conditions such as diabetic neuropathy. But lyrica (pregabalin) has now been approved for fibromyalgia, which is characterized by pain coming firm the muscles, facia, and other superficial soft tissues. So it would lead one to think it can help although the mechanism is not clear. ...Read more
Can a spinal cord stimulator be used to treat musculoskeletal pain and neuropathic pain?
SCS: Yes it can. The trial phase will provide the answer. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Is Nortriptyline used for neuropathy or nerve pain?
Of course: Combinations of nortriptyline with another psychoactive drug are frequently prescribed for treatment of continuous neuropathic pain. ...Read moreSee 3 more doctor answers
What relief/treatment is there after severe nerve damage - resulted in constant excruciating anal nerve pain, pain block not helping, bladder affected?
Failed nerve pain : Spina cord stimulators can be considered for refractory nerve pain not responding to meds and pain blocks. Especially when Surgical ablation is an option. ...Read more
Can the pain reducing effects of tramadol lessen over time? What other medication could help control cervical spondylosis pain? Tried neurontin (gabapentin)...
Tramadol is a good: Drug because it works through many mechanisms. The next step up from that is Nucynta (tapentadol) which is available when tramadol no longer helps. You can ask your doctor about other non-opiod medications to be used in conjunction with the opiods for optimal pain relief. ...Read more
What is done for chronic neuropathic left leg pain related to radiculopathy? I s lyrica (pregabalin) useful to relief the pain?
Yes: Drugs like Lyrica (pregabalin) and Gabapentin are routinely used in treating neuropathic pain. ...Read more
What over-the-counter meds are good to relieve sciatic nerve pain?
NSAIDs vs Tylenol (acetaminophen): Aleve and Ibuprofen area non-steroidal anti inflammatory medications that can be used to reduce pain and inflammation. Tylenol (acetaminophen) or Acetaminophen is a anti-pyretic medication used to reduce pain and fever, however tylenol (acetaminophen) does not reduce inflammation. ...Read moreSee 3 more doctor answers
Does elavil (amitriptyline) relieve nerve pain right away?
Elavil (amitriptyline): Usually takes 4-6 weeks for you to notice some pain relief effect. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Can severe sciatic pain be relieved by fenasteride discectomy?
A disectomy is 90%: Effective in non smokers with a demonstrated disc herniation corresponding to the sciatic distribution of symptoms when the appropriate imaging and exam findings match and you have failed 12 weeks of non operative care. ...Read more
Is lyrica (pregabalin) good for sciatic related pain?
Yes: True sciatica is caused by nerve compression and is a neuropathic pain. Some neuropathic pain medications include: lyrica, (pregabalin) gabapentin, amitriptyline, nortripyline, duloxetine. ...Read more
How can I relieve sciatic nerve pain permanently?
Cure, Unlikely...: Sciatica can be managed effectively and can be relieved in a vast majority of people, but it will always require diligence on your part for nsaids, exercise, stretching and weight control/loss. For those still having issues it may require treatments (injections, surgery, etc) to maintain relief as well. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Which pain medication is prescribed for relief of a pinched nerve?
Various: There are 3 classes of medications for this type of pain: 1- anti-inflammatory: steroids (solumedrol, decadron, etc)and nsaids (ibuprofen, motrin, naprosyn, (naproxen) etc) 2- muscle relaxants (e.g., soma, flexeril) 3- narcotics (vicodin, oxycodone, etc) i prefer using classes 1 and 2 before resorting to class 3. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Is it safe to take gabapentin to relieve pain caused by a sciatic nerve problem?
Usually yes: Neurontin (gabapentin) is a drug used to treat nerve pain, and is helpful in relieving symptoms. Among its side effects are dizziness and drowsiness (meaning one should be careful if considering driving or operating machinery). A few people may have changes in their moods or thoughts. A few may have signs of drug allergy, such as a rash. One's doctor can help decide if Gabapentin should be used. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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Also called neurontin, (gabapentin) is an anticonvulsant medication used to treat seizure, also for post-herpetic neuralgia & other neuropathic pains, as well as restless leg syndrome. It works by lowering excitation ...Read more
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If you're looking for a spot to grab an enjoyable and casual bite to eat, Jamie's Italian never fails in London. Their Carbonara pasta is our go-to as well as their cocktail selection. The cocktails are always on par and the specials are changing with the seasons. The fries never disappoint, the pork crackling is airy and crunchy, and on top of that their calamari is superb.
Food: Calamari, Pork Crackling, Cobbler Cocktail Special, Spaghetti Carbonara, Fries, Gin & Elderflower Cordial Cocktail Special, Panna Cotta with berries and crumble.
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South Street Landing was developed by Boston-based firm CV Properties, LLC in partnership with Wexford Science & Technology.
In addition to Brown University offices, it also houses the Rhode Island Nursing Education Center (where Rhode Island College and University of Rhode Island will share facilities) and a 744-space parking garage. Additionally, Wexford has partnered with GMH Capital Partners to develop a 270-bed graduate and medical student housing complex at South Street Landing, called River House, which will be available for occupancy in 2019.
As stated in Building on Distinction, the University's vision for Brown in the Jewelry District is to be a partner in the development of a vibrant ecosystem of academics, commerce and innovation. Brown has invested more than $200 million in the Jewelry District, including the state-of-the-art Alpert Medical School education building, the School of Professional Studies, the Laboratories for Molecular Medicine, and more.
Already, the South Street Landing project is having the intended impact of serving as a catalyst for further economic growth. In September 2017, the University finalized a 15-year lease for 50,000 square feet of space in the Innovation Center being developed by Wexford Science & Technology in the Jewelry District. The building will house Brown's School of Professional Studies and will also serve as home to the Cambridge Innovation Center and Johnson & Johnson, with occupancy targeted for early 2019.
The following 11 Brown offices are now located at South Street Landing: Division of Advancement; Office of University Communications; Environmental Health and Safety; Finance Division (Accounts Payable, Office of the Controller, Budget Office, Insurance & Purchasing Services, Treasury, and Academic Finance and Administration); Business and Financial Services; Office of the Vice President and General Counsel; Government and Community Relations; Human Resources; Internal Audit Services; Real Estate and Auxiliary Housing; and Office of the Vice President for Research.


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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Doctors say sextuplets born this week in Alabama are doing well.
Their parents, Eric and Courtney Waldrop of Albertville, joined doctors to talk to reporters about the babies Thursday.
Dr. Lee Morris said the three boys and three girls were born about 10 weeks early. Doctors said Monday's delivery in Huntsville went smoothly, and all six babies were stable and cried at delivery.
The babies will remain at Huntsville Hospital's high-risk nursery for at least six more weeks.
Courtney Waldrop said she has already talked to other parents of large groups of babies for advice and support.


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POMANA, Theresa E. (Dukat)
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Age 80, November 15, 2017, of Sloan, NY, beloved wife of the late Daniel Pomana; loving companion of Edward Finkbeiner; dearest mother of Sandra (Joseph) DePaolo and Suzanne (David) Collipp; loving TT of Stephanie (Matthew) Latawiec, Brian Szpila, Lydia Collipp and Leah Collipp; daughter of the late Bernard and Stella Dukat; survived by her sister Judith (James) Ochal and goddaughter Jolene Ochal. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Memorial Mass to be held on Saturday, November 25th at 10 AM in St. Andrew's RC Church, corner of Reiman and Crocker Sts., Village of Sloan. Memorials in Theresa's name may be made to Roswell Park Cancer Institute or Hospice Buffalo. Theresa was a retired registered nurse at ECMC and was an active member of the Cheektowaga Patriotic Commission, Cheektowaga Seniors and Erie Co. Retirees Assn. Arrangements by DANIEL R. SMOLAREK FUNERAL HOME. Send condolences at SmolarekCares.com
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Textile Partnership: Cooperation with ACT initiative kicks off internationalisation – partnership initiative for chemicals management starts implementation in producer countries
On the path to improve the conditions in global textile supply chains, the Partnership for Sustainable Textiles has now taken key steps towards a stronger internationalisation. Strategic cooperation with the Action, Collaboration, Transformation (ACT) initiative will exploit synergies in order to encourage payment of living wages in the textile and clothing industry. That for members of both initiatives plan to share their experience of purchasing practices and to cooperate on implementation in producer countries. In Asia, the partnership initiative on chemicals management is advancing common commitment and concrete implementation in the producer countries. 15 members of the partnership have now enshrined their cooperation in a formal agreement.
Back in November, the Partnership for Sustainable Textiles decided to place a stronger focus on the topic of a living wage. This decision will now be underpinned by the new cooperation with ACT. Yesterday the two partners signed a joint declaration to promote the payment of a living wage in the producer countries of the textile and clothing industry via industry-wide collective agreements, and by adapting purchasing practices. The parties share the view that a solution to the existing challenges in the sector requires a systematic approach.
Dr Jürgen Janssen, head of the Secretariat of the Partnership for Sustainable Textiles, stressed the relevance of the new focus in the partnership: 'Until now living wages have generally been the exception rather than the rule, especially in the textile industry. A large number of players must come together and facilitate systemic change for being successfully implemented everywhere. For this reason, our cooperation with the ACT initiative is such an important lever.'
The ACT initiative consists of 17 brands and trading companies, along with the IndustriALL international trade union federation. Dr Frank Hoffer, Executive Director of ACT, emphasised the importance of sector-wide collective bargaining combined with adapting the purchasing practices, saying 'It has to be possible to negotiate wages under the same conditions right across a country – irrespective of the individual factory and the client it is supplying. This should also be made possible under the terms of appropriate agreements with global brands and retailers. 'He added that this would need a broad-based partnership. 'We are therefore delighted to have found such a committed and ambitious partner in the German Textile Partnership.'
The cooperation enshrined in the new agreement is a key element in tackling the topic within the partnership, and at the same time marks the beginning of efforts to strengthen the internationalisation of the partnership.
Furthermore, the newly enshrined partnership initiative for chemicals and environmental management should greatly reduce the use of problematic chemicals in wet processing in the textile production. The initial focus is on China and Bangladesh. Additional regions are expected to follow, and negotiations have already commenced with Myanmar, Ethiopia and Pakistan. This week 15 partnership members signed a memorandum of understanding. This represents a commitment on the part of ALDI Nord, ALDI SÜD, BEPI, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, BSI, Brands Fashion, Deuter, Hej Support, KiK, the Otto Group, the Rewe Group, Sympatex, Tchibo, the German Environment Agency and ZDHC to work on a broad-based training programme and give financially support. By the end of 2019, not only will workshops, training courses and dialogue events have raised awareness of sustainable chemicals and environmental management in production facilities. Supported with extensive training materials, courses in factories with wet processing operations will lead to a significant increase in knowledge and help in the gradual substitution of harmful chemicals. In addition, the creation of structures for cooperation with universities, research facilities and the chemical industry will consolidate the processes further and ensure broad-scale impacts.
The formal agreement now takes the partnership initiative out of the planning stage to the implementation phase. Other partnership initiatives will follow next year with systematic and specific impacts that generate further improvement in the producer countries.


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Gluten Free, Soy Free and Casein Free Brownies
- Servings: 16 peices
- Provided by: Chris Koetke
- 1/2 cup cocoa powder
- 1/2 cup sorghum flour
- 1/2 cup very strong brewed coffee
- 1/3 cup potato starch
- 1/4 cup beets, canned, drained and pureed
- 1/3 cup tapioca starch
- 1/2 cup applesauce, unsweetened
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup brown sugar, packed
- 1/4 cup walnuts, toasted
Ingredients Print Recipe
1. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Generously grease an 8" square pan. Place a piece of parchment paper on bottom of pan; set aside.
2. In a mixing bowl, mix brewed coffee and cocoa. Add beet puree, applesauce, brown sugar, and vanilla. Mix for 30 seconds until well blended.
3. Add sorghum flour, potato starch, tapioca starch, baking powder and salt to the wet mixture. Mix until smooth about 30 seconds. Add toasted walnuts. Batter will be thick. Spoon into the pan and spread. Bake for 18-20 minutes. Cool.
Nutritional Analysis: Cals: 83, T. Fat: 2gm, S. Fat: tr, Chol: Tr, Sod: 91mg, T. Carb: 18gm, Fib: 1gm, Pro: 1gm