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This is the recipe that finally changed me from a chocolate-only dessert lover. Before I was introduced to this recipe if I made a dessert with -gasp! – sugar, it's a pretty good bet that it would be made with chocolate. Why risk disappointment when we so rarely have something sweet? That all changed when a friend from New Zealand introduced me to this authentic New Zealand recipe. In fact, I love it so much that I made it for Christmas this year and my husband's birthday. And my chocolate loving kids even chose this over a chocolate cake at our holiday party, asking for the "cake with the cucumbers on top." Fortunately, there are no cucumbers, but there are kiwi and strawberries – a little healthy fruit to go with all the sugar.
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State Republicans say there's a new "Lemon Law," and the new transportation dud is California's High Speed Rail project.
Orange County Assemblywoman Diane Harkey (R-Dana Point) proposes to halt the sale of nearly $10 billion in voter-approved bonds to help finance the now-$100-billion system.
"The original price tag has tripled. Operating costs are being ignored, and we're relying on a problematic ridership study," said Harkey.
The new proposal to de-fund the 520-mile bullet train from San Francisco to Los Angeles is the latest headache that threatens the project's future. The project promises the economically battered Central Valley lots of jobs this year when the first segment is expected to break ground.
"I think this is a shameful bill. The proposal will essentially take away hundreds of thousands of jobs that are coming to California," said Cesar Diaz, deputy legislative director, State Building and Construction Trades Council.
Assemblywoman Cathleen Galgiani (D-Stockton) is one of the authors of high-speed rail. She says the project should move forward because experts from other countries that have high-speed rail are willing to lend their expertise and help California connect high-speed rail to existing rail to bring the price tag down.
"That means that we don't need to spend as much money with grade separations, bridges, viaducts and the like that end up driving the costs up," said Galgiani.
But with $2.7 billion slated for high-speed rail in next year's state budget at a time when Governor Jerry Brown proposes deeper cuts to programs, California's needy don't understand why they aren't a higher priority.
Mary Johnson/Disabled Medi-Cal Recipient:
"The cuts with the disabled and the schools, what is the governor thinking?" said Mary Johnson, a disabled Medi-Cal recipient. "What about this high-speed rail? Can we cut the high-speed rail out?"
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On 27 March 1985, a yellow double decker bus transporting school children from the Vorentoe High School, left the road as it was crossing over the bridge of the Westdene Dam in Johannesburg. 30 Children swam to safety or were rescued from the rooftop of the bus. 42 Children died.read more
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No. 14 Western Washington rolls past No.8 UC-San Diego 69-51
BELLINGHAM, Wash. -- Tournament MVP Britt Harris had 12 of her game-high 16 points in the second half as Western Washington defeated UC-San Diego 69-51 in the championship game of the West Region Crossover Classic between two nationally ranked women's basketball teams Saturday at Sam Carver Gymnasium on the WWU campus.
The Vikings, ranked No.14, improved to 2-0.
No.8 rated UC-San Diego fell to 1-4. Daisy Feder and Emily Osga each had 11 points for the Tritons, who shot just 32.1 percent (17-of-51) from the field.
WWU held a 34-30 lead early in the second half, then broke the game open with a 16-2 run to take a 50-32 advantage with 12:38 to play. Harris had eight points in the charge. The lead was never less than 16 after that.
Guard Corinn Waltrip and guard Trishi Williams each had 14 points for the Vikings, who shot 62.5 percent (15-of-24) from the field in the second half.
WWU opened the game by hitting three of its first four 3-point attempts and jumped to a 14-4 lead less than six minutes into the contest, but the Tritons chipped away at the margin and eventually pulled within one, 27-26, at halftime.
Both teams were cold from the field in the opening half, with the Vikings shooting 25.9 percent (22-of-51) and the Tritons 30.8 (8-of-26).
Harris was joined on the all-tournament team by Sydney Donaldson of WWU, Feder and Osga of UC-San Diego, Katie Benson of Seattle Pacific and Amanda Sims of Azusa Pacific. SPU defeated APU 76-74 in overtime in Saturday's first game.


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The most important part begins even before you put your hand on the sword.
—Jyoseishi Kendan By Matsura Seizan[8.1] (1760–1841)
In the martial arts, the discipline required to learn new skills carries virtually the same weight as the skills themselves. Every martial arts treatise sets forth both the underlying philosophy and the rigorous steps required to attain mastery. In karate, the learning progression is marked by the graduated color coding of the uniform belts. Starting with the beginners' white belt, the levels of achievement for most schools ascend through yellow, orange, green, blue, and brown, culminating in the coveted black belt. It takes years of disciplined practice and preparation to ascend through all the levels. Only the best can achieve the highest level. Although learning to answer tough questions might not be as daunting as a lethal sport, you would do well to apply Thomas Edison's formula for genius, 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration, by working very hard before you put your hand on the sword.


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Innsbruck by night time lapse
Photographer Christoph Malin — part of The World At Night, which is making people aware of the beauty of the night sky — spent eight months in Innsbruck, Austria, taking 35,000 photographs of the sky over the city. What he created with them is a lovely and wonderful time lapse video:
The most interesting part of this to me is that the stars are so crisp and obvious even with the city lights below. The skies there in the Alps must be very clear, or else the light pollution from the city would make the sky glow, washing out the stars (of course, the longer exposures needed to see the stars in these photos also makes the city lights look brighter than they are). It's nice to see those stars shining in the video, and honestly makes me think a trip to Innsbruck wouldn't be such a bad idea.
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Well then the tourism board's done it's job. Beautiful video. What's not to like about clouds, stars, and man-made starscapes, cities at night…
Did you catch the tight-rope walker at 1:00 ? Between two buildings, at night!
Interesting trivia: Max Valier, a rocketry pioneer of the early 20th century, was born in a town close by, Bozen (now part of Italy).
Too bad they didn't use the classic song "Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen" instead of the usual Eurosoft jazz — unless that WAS the song disguised with a technobeat to the point of being unidentifiable. Also, you kids get off my lawn.
The lunar eclipse was awesome! It's right after the tightrope walker.
Beautiful work. I particularly like the symbolism (whether intentional or accidental) of the alignment of the Milky Way with the busy street around 2:36-2:40. The night-time tight-rope act in the lower left corner at ~0:52-0:58 was interesting.
The two large, diverging objects in the upper left quadrant around 2:09-2:12 appear to be moving a different rates than either the background stars or clouds (on my small laptop monitor and with my myopic eyes, at any rate) Lens flare or other imaging artifact? Or am I perceiving the relative motions incorrectly?
Could have easily done without the soundtrack.
Was that Andromeda about the 2:10 mark?
And to think I had a near numinously transformative Alps experience having a couple of witbiers in an outside cafe near Neuschwanstein… I'd probably never come back home if I visited Innsbruck.
That's wicked cool. I especially like the way you can see the fluidity of the clouds as they stream through.
There is a river-of-clouds at 3:35, it looks really nice.
@ Argosian and FMCH:
The odd objects at around 2:10 which do not move with the stars appear to be a lens flare (the oblong) in combination with an internal reflection (the disk), both probably due to the Moon out of the picture to the left.
@ Catalyst:
Nice catch on the lunar eclipse! I saw it but I thought the dimming was due to the Moon setting in combination with the clouds interfering.
Douglas Adams
was "inspired" by the stars of Innsbruck laying
in a meadow at night there, some intoxicating
liquor drinks maybe played a role too….
Dear all,
thanks for your kind remarks.
Victor Franz Hess, who discovered cosmic rays, actually studied them high above Innsbruck at his cosmic ray observatory (http://www.uibk.ac.at/astro/observatory/hafelekar/index.html.en) at the 2450 m high Innsbruck Hafelekar mountain, which is part of the Karwendel Mountain Range, that hosts the "Alpenpark Karwendel", a bit similar to a State National Park.
Actually at the Intro Sequence (around 00:22) I was just about 600 vertical meters below Hess' observatory, and at the end sequence around 03:30, the observatory is just right of the upper mountain light (Hafelekar Cable Car Mountain Station) in the middle of the images.
The odd object at 02:10 are lens flares, and I hope you noted the Mountain Goat appearing at the most upper right hand side of the images, during that sequence. While capturing images, I could hear the goat, but couldn't recognize it.
Some other objects to be seen during the film: There are Milky Way, Orion, the Plejades, Meteors, Andromeda, Satellite Flashes, Traffic Streams in the Valleys, traditional Mountainfires at Summer Solstice, Earth Hour Party at Innsbruck's Golden Rooftop (00:58), a Meteor Persistent Train (around 03:11) as well as many Aeroplanes on their way over the Alps.
At 03:37 you see the Brenner Autobahn (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brennerautobahn), as well as in 02:45 (filmed from the 2400 m high Patscherkofel Mountain above Innsbruck, together with a Thunderstorm on the horizon), or at 02:25 the same scene from the same mountain with the very bad light pollution (yellow band) provided by Northern Italy (not filtered by cloud layers).
Regarding the scene with Innsbruck and the Milky Way at around 02:55… I once heard from a renown Astronomer that the other City in the world of about the same size that provides a similar quality of the MW during nights with clear skies is: Tucson, Arizona 😉
Either way, let's do our best to preserve the Night Skies the best we can.
all the best
Christoph Malin


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The Treuman Katz Center for Pediatric Bioethics at Seattle Children's Hospital hosted its eighth annual pediatric bioethics conference, "The Thin Ethical Line: When Professional Boundaries and Personal Interests Collide," on July 27 and 28, 2012, in Seattle. The conference featured nationally recognized speakers in bioethics, and drew more than 200 participants from across the nation and around the world.
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Healthcare providers have professional responsibilities to care for their patients. Yet, physicians, nurses, social workers, and trainees face daily choices when their professional responsibilities are not congruent with personal interests, beliefs and values. How should providers navigate these boundaries? We will explore these issues as we discuss the ethical concerns that may arise when personal interests and values challenge traditional professional responsibilities.
Challenging the Professionalism Movement Lainie Friedman Ross, MD, PhDVideo
A Conversation About Boundaries in Medicine Douglas Diekema, MD, MPH, ModeratorNorman Fost, Kellie Lang, John Lantos, Lainie Friedman Ross, Robert TruogVideo
Panel and Questions Douglas Diekema, MD, MPH, ModeratorNorman Fost, Kellie Lang, John Lantos, Lainie Friedman Ross, Robert TruogVideo
From Friends to "Friending": The Impact of Social Networking on Physician-Patient Boundaries Jennifer Kesselheim, MD, MBE, MEdVideo
Regaining a Trusted Relationship in the Time of Twitter: Doctors and Patients in the Blogosphere Wendy Sue Swanson, MD, MBEVideo
Can Doctors and Patients Be "Friends"? John Lantos, MDVideo
Panel and Questions Holly Tabor, PhD, ModeratorJennifer Kesselheim, John Lantos, Wendy Sue SwansonVideo
Physician, Patient, Parent: Where Exactly Is the Line? Douglas Opel, MD, MPHVideo
Conscientious Objection in Pediatrics: To Accommodate or Not to Accommodate? Mark Wicclair, PhDVideo
Transforming Moral Distress into Healing: Personal and Institutional Strategies Cynda Hylton Rushton, PhD, RN, FAANVideo
Youth Boxing, Parental Refusals of Immunization and Standing on Principle: The Case for Principled Compromise in Pediatric Practice Douglas Diekema, MD, MPHVideo
Panel and Questions Maureen Kelley, PhD, ModeratorDouglas Diekema, Mithya Lewis-Newby, Cynda Rushton, Mark WicclairVideo
Presentations of Submitted Papers
Conscientious Refusals to Refer: Findings from a National Physician Survey Ryan Antiel, MA, MDVideo
Navigating Contentious Cases in the Public Eye Rebecca Bruni, RN, PhDVideo
Is It Ever Acceptable for Healthcare Providers to Lie on Behalf of Their Patients? It Can Be, at Least on Paper Alex Okun, MDVideo
A Colleague's Child in the Hospital Setting Donald Brunnquell, MA, PhDVideo


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Lord Brougham and Vaux asked Her Majesty's Government:
The Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office (Baroness Chalker of Wallasey): An Order in Council (The Consular Fees Order 1995), made on 28 June, provides for increases between 17 per cent. and 100 per cent. in certain consular fees with effect from 20 July 1995. A new entry clearance fee for multiple entries, valid for one year, will be introduced on the same date. It is government policy that the cost of the Consular Services should be borne by users as far as possible.
Lord Avebury asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: We drew MSF's recent report to the attention of the UNHCR following its publication in May. Subsequently Mrs. Ogata met the Directors of Operations of MSF (France) and MSF (Netherlands) on 12 June at which the UNHCR safeguards to ensure the voluntary nature of repatriation were explained. MSF representatives are understood to have been reassured by the UNHCR procedures.
Lord Judd asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: I refer the noble Lord to the statement of our policy towards Sri Lanka given by my honourable friend the then Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Mr. Tony Baldry, in another place on 9 June, Official Report, col. 474.
Lord Judd asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: We recognise that developments in one country can have far-reaching consequences for others in the Great Lakes region. Our efforts, both bilateral and multilateral, have therefore been directed to meeting the humanitarian needs of those displaced within the region, supporting efforts to resolve existing conflicts and preventing the outbreak of further conflicts. To that end we support the efforts of the UN Secretary General to convene a conference on Regional Peace and Security in the Great Lakes Region.
Lord Judd asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: The economic, social, political and human rights situation in Cambodia has greatly improved since the comprehensive political settlement brought to power a democratically-elected coalition government in 1993. But Cambodia is still a new democracy and a poor country with a weak economic infrastructure. There are a number of social and human rights problems, as well as continuing security concerns caused by the Khmer Rouge.
We are contributing, both through bilateral and multilateral aid, to programmes designed to improve economic and social conditions, which we hope will in turn lead to better security. We also take every suitable opportunity, both bilaterally and in conjunction with our international partners, to impress upon the Cambodians the importance of safeguarding democracy and protecting human rights.
Lord Judd asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: Cameroon has faced a number of problems of political adjustment since the advent of multi-party democracy in 1991, and difficulties over economic reform. We support Cameroon's efforts to continue the reform process both bilaterally and multilaterally.
Lord Judd asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: As my right honourable friend the Foreign Secretary made clear in his statement issued on 28 June, we continue to be
Lord Judd asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: We remain concerned about the lack of progress in Burma. The ruling military regime, the State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC), has made no substantive reforms to improve the political and human rights situation.
The political process remains far from democratic. Suppression of all opposition continues, including censorship, political arrests and detentions. Many remain in custody, notably Nobel Laureate Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, whose detention without charge is indefensible. We continue to receive reports of human rights abuses, such as forced labour, military portering and involuntary displacement.
The SLORC have instituted some economic reforms, but the country remains desperately poor, in part due to the SLORC's economic management.
The policy we share with our European partners is one of critical dialogue. We make it clear to the SLORC that improvements in key areas, including human rights, political and economic reform, are prerequisites for the normalisation of relations with the European Union. We have pressed in particular for the early and unconditional release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. We apply pressure both bilaterally and in relevant international fora. We suspended non-humanitarian official aid in 1988, imposed an arms embargo in 1991 and severed all remaining defence links in 1992.
Lord Braine of Wheatley asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: We understand that advice from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) was a factor in the Chinese Government's decision to review the then draft Maternal and Child Health Law, which now specifically requires a woman's written consent for an abortion carried out under the terms of that law. We would expect that any proven instances of forced sterilisation and abortion would be attributable to the way in which national family planning
Lord Braine of Wheatley asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: We have not given any assistance to the Dying Rooms Trust.
Lord Kennet asked Her Majesty's Government:
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: The Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty was concluded in 1972 between the United States of America and the Soviet Union. It is for the parties to the treaty to determine the arrangements for discussion of issues relating to the treaty's operation.
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Nadeshiko is the original creation of writer, director and actor Keiko Green. Directed by Kaitlin McIntyre, it's the opener for Sound Theatre Company's 2017 season, "AMPLIFY! Raising Women's Voices." Green wrote the play with some serious existential questions on her mind. For example (from the STC website): How do idealized notions of beauty affect our perceptions of women and their roles in society? This production juggles surprising moments, tantalizing enigmas, a reasonable bit of filth (could have been more), fireflies, supernatural powers, a few laughs and a few tears. (And we really need to talk about that dead old woman! She's a hoot.) But some of the deeper messages got rather lost in the shuffle.
"Nadeshiko" is a Japanese word that refers to the idealized beauty of Japanese women. "There is something particular about how we have assigned the role of caretaker, of reactionary vessel, to women of Asian Heritage," Green says in the program. The name Nadeshiko is taken from a beautiful, delicate-looking pink flower that hides complex strength and utility behind it's deceptive fragility. But in this context, the word also refers to a peculiar WWII Japanese military phenomenon called "the Nadeshiko Unit"—an organized group of beautiful young girls who served as ornamental morale boosters to doomed Kamikaze pilots. The play moves back and forth in time and space between embattled 1940s Japan and present day America; between a young girl in the Nadeshiko Unit, and her modern American granddaughter, who is (ostensibly) a sex worker.
Risa (Maile Wong) is young, foolish and financially desperate, reluctantly trying to make a go of it in the glamorous world of pay-for-play cam sessions and Craigslist personal ads. She labors under the grouchy tutelage of her much more experienced cousin Sue (Mi Kang), who has long made a living at it. Sadly, Risa is quite a terrible sex worker, even on Skype. Mostly, she asks rude questions and whines a lot. You can tell her heart isn't in it.
On her first in-person gig, Risa goes to the spotless apartment of an upper-middle-aged/-classed white client (or, "pervert," as she slips and accidentally calls him) that she fished off of Craigslist, a real milquetoast (whose real name doesn't matter), played beautifully by Greg Lyle-Newton. He's halting and twitchy, has zero backbone, a pair of comfy-looking moccasin slippers and a closet full of possible skeletons. He's weird. He's a mystery. They develop the proverbial, "unlikely friendship." Awkward adventure and painful personal growth ensue.
At the beginning of Act Two, however, we find ourselves in the past, in a small Japanese village, watching a Japanese girl (Risa's future grandmother, also played by Mi Kang) totally stalk a handsome new soldier called Toshio (played handsomely by Josh Kenji). She follows him through the streets, peeking from behind cherry blossoms, consumed with curiosity, until they finally confront each other. He's a kamikaze pilot, proud, sensitive, fraught, on the verge of his only mission. She's sassy and brash, with stars in her eyes. You see where this is going: Awkward adventure and painful personal growth ensue.
The two stories are a bit lopsided, heavy on the escort adventures, light on the WWII storyline. The nascent romance between Toshio and young Nadeshiko was far too brief to have any real meat on its bones (his raison d'etre was to rush off and blow up, after all). And there was really no point at which these two storylines clicked into a satisfying narrative whole.
But we need to talk about that dead old woman! She is the (unbeating) heart and (dearly departed) soul of the production. She is Risa's grandmother in old age, now a ghost stuck in limbo, rather new to the whole ghost thing, and just about the cutest old Japanese granny that ever dropped dead. She breaks the fourth wall to act as both narrator and guide, moving us through space and time using the formidable power of her, "Oooooh! Ghost magic!" (Although STC's elegantly simple stage crafting was capable in every respect, please do not imagine any great feats of special effects here—mostly, she just gestures grandly and the lights flash on and off. But it's still freaking adorable.) She is played with magnetic warmth and lighthearted sass by Ina Chang. She kind of ties the whole thing together.
Nadeshiko is an enjoyable and thought-provoking production. Does society value women, especially Asian women, as primarily ornamental—breathing objects d'art? And if so, how do women react to/overcome/learn to function with this sorry state of affairs? These are important questions. But had I not been lead to them after the fact to the play's deeper considerations and loftier socio-political ambitions via the STC website and the show's program, I'm not confident I would have stumbled upon them at all.
Nadeshiko runs through May 7.


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TDT Machine Tools, the official UK & Ireland importer, sales distributor and service agent for numerous leading machine tool manufacturers, will be taking five CNC machines to this year's MACH exhibition (Birmingham NEC, 11-15 April). Located in Hall 5 on Stand 5440, which at 200m² is the company's largest ever stand at the show, TDT will exhibit: a Fidia HS664 high-speed, high-performance milling system; an IMT VL50 vertical lathe; a Kafo CV-11A vertical machining centre; a Force One FCL20TS horizontal lathe with sub-spindle; and an OMG SNC650 lathe with both teach-in and CNC capabilities.
The Italian-built Fidia HS664 is a milling system offering X-, Y- and Z-axis travels of 600, 560 and 400mm respectively, with four- and five-axis versions also available (a five-axis version will be on the stand). The machine features high acceleration and axis feeds (30m/min), along with 24,000 rpm maximum spindle speed (option up to 36,000 rpm), sophisticated Fidia C1 NC algorithms and a rigid cast iron bed that aids the machining of steels up to 60 HRc. Typical applications include forging dies, moulds, aerospace parts and copper and graphite electrodes. The Fidia HS664 at MACH will be performing the high-speed, five-axis machining of a Fiat 500 model car in order to demonstrate the super-fine finish that can be achieved.
From IMT, the company will present the VL50, the largest vertical lathe in the company's series, which offers a maximum turning diameter of 1150mm, a maximum swing diameter of 1200mm, X-axis travel of 750mm, Z-axis travel of 730mm and 18/min rapid feed rates. Five sizes are available in the Italian-built IMT VL range, with right-handed models offered as standard and left-handed versions on request. This allows users to set-up a double-chuck system based on two machines in mirror configuration. A C-axis can also be specified on VL series machines.
A further Italian principal to be represented on the TDT stand will be OMG. The OMG SNC650 is one of eight models in this range of universal manual/self-teach/CNC lathes. Build quality highlights include a monolithic cast iron structure, external gearbox and a third guide to support the saddle. The SNC650 offers a centre height of 650mm, a swing over bed of 1420mm, a swing over saddle of 1040mm, a bed width of 770mm and a distance of between centres of 1.5 to 16.0m depending on requirements.
TDT will also shine the spotlight on the Kafo CV-11A high efficiency vertical machining centre, which offers 45mm roller type linear guideways, a ballscrew coolant system, direct servomotor drives, a Z-axis without counterweights and X-, Y- and Z-axis travels of 1100, 600 and 600mm respectively. Rapid traverse rates on this high quality Taiwanese-built machine are 48m/min (10m/min cutting rate), while spindle speed is 12,000/15,000 rpm. The maximum workpiece weight that can be accommodated is 800kg.
For manufacturers on a budget, visitors to the show will be able to see the cost-effective Force One FCL20TS horizontal lathe with sub-spindle, which provides a maximum swing diameter of 630mm, a maximum turning diameter of 490mm and a working length of 500mm. This 52mm (main spindle)/45mm (sub-spindle) capacity machine also offers a B-axis.
A further feature of the TDT stand at MACH will be an impressive 3m video wall dedicated to machines manufactured by Pama of Italy, which include boring and milling centres, horizontal machining centres, floor-type boring and milling machines, and gantry-type vertical machining centres. A further screen will be showcasing products from other manufacturers represented by TDT. All of the company's technical partners are carefully selected from around the world, and produce some of the most technologically advanced products and CNC systems available.
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What kind of medical services do trans* people need?
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Learning Objectives
It is not the patient's responsibility to educate us.
It is our responsibility to educate ourselves.
It is our responsibility to educate others.
Educate yourself
Expecting discrimination in a medical setting is
Expect that people may be sensitive, even overly sensitive
Try not to get defensive. Do not to correct them,
just apologize
Seek to re-empower patients by allowing them to make choices about their care whenever possible
Responding to Patient Sensitivity
Sincerely acknowledge mistake.
"Whoops! I apologize for using the wrong pronoun/name."
State your intentions. Briefly,
"I did not mean to disrespect you."
Move on and leave it alone.
"I promise to get it right next time, thanks for your patience with me while I'm learning.
Ok, are you ready to head back to the exam room?"
Apologizing for Mistakes
Calling a patient from the waiting room
Accidents Can Happen
Not everyone wants surgery
Not everyone who wants surgery can get it
not safe for people with certain conditions
insurance is inconsistent
long, difficult process to access
Gender Identity is legitimate whether or not patient has pelvic surgery
Don't Judge Gender by Surgery
Changing documents is complicated and takes time
Patient may not be "out" to family members or employer
Insurance may not cover treatment if gender does not match anatomy
Cross-check by date of birth and address
What if the records don't match?
If you don't know, ask
Be warm and extra polite
Some people use gender-neutral pronouns like "Zie", "Hir" or "They"
No one goes by "It". RUDE!
Preferred Name
Validate Current Gender Identity
Transgender Patients
"Cis" = on the same side
Sex Assigned at Birth
+ Gender Identity
Transgender Terms
Patients may be sensitive
Patients may be tried of educating providers
If you're just curious, it's not your business.
Would you ask a cisgender person that same question?
Curb Your Curiosity
When babies are born, a sex is assigned based on observable genital structures. Most cultures use a binary system to categorize sex – male or female only, no "both" or "none of the above" options available.
For most people, that sex assigned at birth (male or female) and the gender identity most comfortable to them as they develop (boy or girl) are aligned.
Congratulations! It's a…BABY!
Refer to the patient as the gender they are moving toward, NOT where they started
Don't say "When you were a girl…,"
Say "Before you transitioned..."
Kate Bishop, MSSA (MSW)
STAR TRACK Adolescent Health Program
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Transgender Patients
Why don't you make your voice lower?
Which bathroom do you use?
Do you plan to have children? How will you conceive and birth them?
Do your sex partners generally enjoy the shape of your body?
Do you always dress like a guy?
Is your family disappointed in who you are?
Do you plan to have surgery
on your reproductive organs?
Great to meet you!
(Excuse me, I'm just curious…)
Can I see a picture of you from before, when you were less comfortable in your body?
What's your real name?
No, no, I mean your REAL name.
What do your genitals look like?
Are you happy with your penis the way it is?
Become familiar with basic terms, concepts and social dispairities about gender-variant patients.
Get some tips about working with transgender patients in a way that is both warm and appropriate.
Gain confidence that you'll avoid "saying the wrong thing", but learn how to recover from a mistake.
A birth name is a very sensitive piece of PHI (Protected Health Information)
Ask everyone "What name would you like us to use?"
The patient's "preferred name" IS their "real name".
Respect Pronouns
"Outing" means revealing that someone is transgender
Not your information to reveal
Gender Variant
Gender Identity
Preferred Pronouns
Birth defect
"used to be a boy"
You people
Specialty health care for chronic conditions
Hormone Therapy
puberty blockers
cross-sex hormones
Gender Affirmation Surgery
Facial feminization
Tracheal shave
"Top surgery": Mastectomy or Breast Augmentation
"Bottom surgery": Hysterectomy, Vaginoplasty or Phallopasty
"Trans" = across or beyond
Sex Assigned at Birth
+ Gender Identity
How many people are transgender?
Sex is what's between your legs
Gender is what's between your ears
April 2011 study from the Williams Institute
Sexual Orientation
Transition-related care:
I want to be respectful --
can you tell me what pronouns you use?
Do you go by he, she, they, or something else?
What name would you like us to use?
If I ask everyone, some patients will be confused.
Explain why you are asking.
Signals transgender patients this is a safe place.
Great chance to educate.
We have a lot of transgender patients in this practice. Sometimes the right pronoun is not obvious, so we ask everyone to make sure all patients can feel comfortable here.
Could your chart be under a different name?
Can be hard to guess gender by the sound of someone's voice
Transgender patients may be sensitive about voice
Parent calling may not reveal child is transgender
Avoid "Sir" and "M'am"
Accidents Can Happen
Avoid "Mr." or "Ms."
Use last name or initials
Go up to the patient
Answering phone calls
Are you sure you're in the right place?
Accidents Can Happen
Patient presents as a man, but is scheduled for a pap smear
Patient is transgender, but here on the "wrong" day
Patient or family does not want to tell desk staff they are transgender
Overly friendly staff
Accidents Can Happen
Stay professional while trying to make the patient comfortable
Making gender jokes is risky
Don't try to prove you are trans-affirming, just be trans-affirming
National Transgender Discrimination Survey, 2011
of respondents reported being
verbally harassed
in a medical setting
reported being
physically attacked
in a doctor's office
delayed care when sick or injured due to discrimination
Findings of a Study by the National Center for Transgender Equality and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
By Jaime M. Grant, Ph.D., Lisa A. Mottet, J.D., and Justin Tanis, D.Min. With Jody L. Herman, Ph.D., Jack Harrison, and Mara Keisling
The Family Acceptance Project www.familyproject.sfsu.edu/
Intersex Society of North America www.isna.org
PFLAG – Parents, Family & Friends of Lesbians and Gays www.pflag.org
NGLTF - National Gay and Lesbian Task Force www.ngltf.org
National Center for Transgender Equality www.transequality.org
The Gender Book
Fenway Institute
The Center of Excellence in Transgender Health
Sex Assigned at Birth
Gender Identity
Accidents Can Happen
Kate Bishop
Transgender Discrimination
Accidents Can Happen
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Desales Ices Ithaca, 62-53
March 5, 2010
Ithaca, NY - Junior Lori Lidlow scored a team-high 20 points to lead four players in double figures as the DeSales University women's basketball team won its 13th straight game defeating Ithaca College, 62-53, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at Ben Light Gymnasium on Friday evening.
The Bulldogs now advance to the second round of the tournament where they will face Williams College for the right to play in the "Sweet 16" tomorrow at 7:00 pm in Ben Light Gymnasium.
Senior Kelly Magrann added 11 points, sophomore Cherelle Simmons had 10 points, and freshman Jessica Hoover (Emmaus HS) also had 10 points for the Bulldogs.


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Lancia Stratos Kit Car
One of the first and most asked about kit cars I ever posted was this gorgeous Lancia Stratos replica which was for sale here in Toronto. It was built around a genuine Ferrari V8 (255 HP, out of a 308). Built in England on a full tube chassis (total vehicle weight 1650 lbs with a very close-to-original fiberglass and aluminum body), large Brembo brakes, wishbone suspension, Esparo seats and five point harnesses, it was described as "very quick" (no sh*t, Shelock), and ready for both street use and racing. Asking price at the time was $33k, and at a time when the US dollar made that about $22k US, it sold quickly. I'd looked at it, but unfortunately at 6'2″ (and at the time, a rather portly build), I didn't fit.


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The results of the 34th Sydney International Wine Competition proved that a good quality wine doesn't necessarily have to cost more than $10 a bottle, as I pointed out in last week's Weekend Warrior Wine Deals blog post. Amongst the 280 award winning wines this year, you'll find two which are exclusively blended for Aldi, selling for below $7 a bottle.
The panel of 14 judges, including many Australian and international wine gurus tested more than 2000 wines from over 10 countries to select food friendly, quality wines. Riesling and Semillon wines seem to be the hit this year, with these varieties winning 8 out of the 23 trophies awarded. The star of the show was Coolangatta Estate's 2006 vintage Estate Grown Semillon, winning three awards and announced to be the Best Wine of Competition.
What's more intriguing though, is that one of the only two Tempranillos that made it into the finals was El Toro Macho - a Spanish variety only found on the shelves of Aldi and selling for $4.99 a bottle. This red took home a Blue Gold award, or the equivalent of a silver medal, beating a $35 Tempranillo in its category.
Another red especially blended for Aldi was the 2013 The Pond Cabernet Sauvignon. Priced at $6.99 a bottle, it was selected as one of the top 100 wines during the competition alongside the 2014 Margaret River Semillon Sauvignon Blanc (by A.C. Byrne & Co.) which is selling for $9.99 at Aldi. From the same winery and retailing for the same price, the 2014 McLaren Vale Shiraz won a bronze medal in its category, bringing Aldi's award tally to 4. But that's not the end of it.
If you cough up a bit over $10 (or $12.99 to be exact) you can pop down to your nearest Aldi for a bottle of the 2013 Tudor Central Victorian Shiraz, which won two trophies. These were The Mark De Havilland Memorial Trophy for "Best Red Table Wine of Competition", as well as the Sydney International Wine Competition Perpetual Trophy for "Best Lighter Bodies Dry Red Table Wine of Competition". According to the blindfolded judges, this Aldi red is better than the Wynns Black Label Coonawarra Shiraz and Yalumba's Paradox Barossa Shiraz. By comparison, both of the latter mentioned wines are selling for over $30 a bottle online at stores such as Dan Murphy's, Vintage Cellars, First Choice Liquor, etc.
Looking at the winner of the Best Sparkling Wine, it seems like you don't have to spend more than $30 a bottle to celebrate Christmas and New Year with style. You can pick up the now award winning Monsignor Premier Cru at Aldi for $29.99.
So overall, Aldi took home 6 trophies, which shows that affordably priced wine can in some cases offer more quality than a much more expensive option. No doubt this will be an eye-opener for many with the results of the 2015 Sydney International Wine Competition likely to encourage many wine lovers out there not to base their choice of poison solely on the label or price tag.
If you would like to try all the 2015 competition's award winners, you can purchase tickets to the exhibitions, which will be held on Saturday, the 7th of February 2015 at the Menzies Hotel (Carrington Street Sydney CBD). Tickets for the morning session (10am to 12.30pm) are priced at $44 and for $55 you can attend the afternoon session which starts at 2pm also lasting 2 and a half hours, finishing at 4.30pm.


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BBC Review
The Beasties' seventh LP is catnip for fans of their classic early-90s output.
Stevie Chick 2011
Even the Beasties themselves would agree they don't figure in the upper echelons of the pantheon of great rappers, though several of their LPs – specifically 1989's Paul's Boutique, 1992's Check Your Head and 1994's Ill Communication – remain epochal joints, especially to "heads" of a certain age. The Beasties' genius lies in compensating for their less-than-finessed flows by juggling an ineffable sense of cool that makes a virtue of their terminally-uncool nerdiness, their samples and references and goofy jokes cooking up a world of their own any dweeb would love to dwell in.
Beasties albums, at their best, are immense amounts of fun. Sometimes they're more than that – MCA's autobiographical Bodhisattva Vow from Ill Communication proving that the trio shouldn't shy away from getting serious. Sometimes they fail at fun: hello, 2004's arid To the 5 Boroughs. Their seventh full-length-proper, Hot Sauce Committee Part Two, is scads of fun, its first half especially so. Their wizard blend of goofy creativity and deft discipline ensures that the best tracks here are simultaneously scattershot and focussed – like the way Too Many Rappers cooks up mean funk from Space Invaders noise and cranium-crushing low-end (and throws in a guesting Nas), or how Say It pulls nagging hooks from abstract feedback drones and then welds them to subterranean bass grooves that could level mountains, before collapsing into stoned synth doodles that'll amuse all but the terminally dreary. On paper, both are messes; but on record they make canny sense.
The sound of the Beasties here is catnip for those who still revere their late 80s/early 90s output: vocals are drenched in reverb like a hippie dabs patchouli, while the tracks fuse live instrumentation and samples with a simpatico they've perfected since Check Your Head, delivering tracks alive with ideas and chaos and funk and noise and groove, dense enough to get lost in for at least a summer. They don't shy away from pop moments, though: OK has a dippy new wave catchiness evoking Ad-Rock's BS 2000 side-project – it's as infectious as crabs – while the dub-a-delic Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win has Santigold playing straight-woman to their Marx-Brothers-of-Rap lunacy with an aplomb that could own the charts if the weather stays balmy.
The second half wanes, but only slightly: Lee Majors Come Again reminds us that the Beasties earned their punk cred ages ago and can leave it alone now, please; but instrumental Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament gets colossal with an ear for detail akin to the best dub, while Crazy Ass Shit closes the album on a seemingly-throwaway note. Truth is, to cook up such joyful nonsense probably takes a helluva lot of effort, but it's the Beasties' gift to make this seem easier than falling off a mountain bike, and an infinite amount more fun.


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Rory McIlroy's upcoming equipment change has been one of the hottest topics this off-season, and seemingly everyone has an opinion.
Six-time major winner Nick Faldo, of course, was among the first (and most vocal) to criticize the decision. He said the 23-year-old's move was "dangerous," and that he should "stick with the clubs that you know best."
One player not concerned? McIlroy himself.
He said Tuesday that he has no fears the new equipment will lead to diminished results in 2013.
Photos: McIlroy through the years
Round 1 tee times: DP World Tour Championship
"No, not at all," he told reporters in advance of the European Tour's season-ending DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
"I think all the manufacturers make great equipment nowadays and it's all very similar – a lot of them get their clubs made at the same factories. I don't think it will make any difference."
This is the final week that McIlroy will play Titleist clubs, after the company announced last month that it would not renew its contract with the Northern Irishman following this season.
It has been widely reported that he will play Nike equipment in 2013 and beyond, after signing a 10-year contract worth at least $200 million, though McIlroy nor his management deal have confirmed the deal.
Said McIlroy, "I've started the process of trying a few new things. … I'm still playing with my Titleist clubs, but I've tinkered about a little bit with the new ones, enough to feel comfortable going into next season."
Last week, the world No. 1 missed the cut at the UBS Hong Kong Open and cited fatigue for his poor play. He's playing this week's season finale, though much of the suspense has been erased after McIlroy clinched the Race to Dubai title two weeks ago.
Watch Golf Channel coverage of the DP World Tour Championship, Thursday-Sunday, live at 3AM ET with re-airs at 8:30AM.


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Officials: Routt County wildfires highlight persistent dryness
November 7, 2012
Steamboat Springs — Northwest Colorado Fire Management Unit officials warn that two wildfires in Routt County this week highlight the persistent dry conditions that have kept the area's fire risk unusually high for this time of year.
Area fire departments put out a 40-acre wildfire near Sleeping Giant on Monday that began as an agriculture burn before getting out of control because of strong winds and dry vegetation. On Tuesday, South Routt firefighters extinguished a small wildfire that temporarily shut down Colorado Highway 131 between Phippsburg and Yampa.
"We are urging everyone to remain aware of the danger and use common sense with fire," Dave Toelle, assistant fire management officer for the Northwest Colorado Interagency Fire Management Unit in Craig, said in a news release. "Don't burn fields or leaves on windy days, for instance, and make sure your campfire is completely out before you leave camp."
Any agricultural burns should follow the local county or fire protection district requirements for permits or notification, according to the release. Toelle also cautioned that strong winds are forecast for Thursday and Friday in advance of a cold front moving into the region this weekend.


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Electronic Journals
URL: http://www.jstor.org
This site provides review journals of educational research
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URL: http://www.blackwell-synergy.com
This site provides access to over 250 full-text journals in Science, Technology and in Social Science and Humanities.
This site has prominent journals in Physics and related disciplines.
The library uses inhouse developed system known as TIE Library Information Management System (TIE-LIS) for circulation as well as cataloguing, the system also serves as an online catalogue to help users know materials currently available in the library. Local users can acces TIE library online catalogue by Click here.
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"I believe that education is the fundamental method of social progress and reform."
My Pedagogical Creed, 1897 John Dewey
Welcome to the website of International School Basel (ISB). We are committed to providing the best possible international education in an English-speaking environment to families, here in the Basel region. As you explore our website you will discover an amazing array of academic courses on offer at our school as well as a multitude of activities, ranging from sports to arts (both performing and visual) to interest clubs to service learning opportunities and much more - all of which are geared towards delivering a well-rounded, balanced education to our young people in order to prepare them for a productive life as empathetic, global citizens in today's world. Our students and teachers come from all corners of the world, creating a unique educational environment conducive to our ability to fulfil our promise to the family, as stated in our mission. We strive to live our mission every day in every area of the School, as it guides us in our quest for excellence.
Here at ISB, we firmly believe that true education neither ends nor begins in the classroom alone. Our well qualified teachers and staff are committed to equipping our students with all the tools they may need to explore this big wide world by instilling a skill set that will help them to stay lifelong learners, no matter where they live and what they do in the world.
We live in a rapidly changing world, thus education, according to the quote above, must lead that change. ISB is taking a course on innovation in education: to stay dynamic and be a true reflection of the world today. We aspire to stay current with progressive educational trends and research in the area of child and adolescent development and pedagogy, as we make sure that ISB remains on the cutting edge of educational practice not only in Europe, but also worldwide.
We are a learning community of dedicated educators, supportive families and happy students guided by a sound mission. Our facilities are excellent and location superb.
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Before I show you today's challenge mani, I first have the China Glaze Magnetix II Collection to share with you!
I was much more intrigued by the colours of this collection than the ones from the first collection, and the magnet caught my attention as well.
Keep reading for the swatches and full review!
Bond-tastic is a browned orange shade. For some reason I had expected this to be more of a bright orange, which I would have liked, but this colour feels really dated to me. It did an ok job of picking up the magnetic design, but it's sort of a subtle effect. In terms of formula, it's good and I used two coats for my swatch.
Con-fused is a medium forest green. This is one of my favourite colours and it was also the best at picking up the magnetic design. The formula was good and this one needed two coats.
Get Charged is a silvery purple. I didn't think much of this one on its own, but once I used the magnet, I really liked how it turned out. This one is pretty opaque, so I only used 1 coat for this swatch. Again, the formula was easy to work with.
Gold Fusion is a warm shimmery gold. The colour isn't my favourite - I think it's just too warm for my skin tone, but I know some will like it. The magnetic effect isn't very strong with this one, though. I had some trouble getting the designs to show up well. The formula was good and my swatch is two coats.
Positively In Love is a pretty magenta shade. This is another of my favourites colour-wise. I also got a pretty strong effect after using the magnet. The design ended up looking sort of like abstract roses, don't you think? I like it. The formula was once again easy to work with and my swatch is two coats.
Sparks Will Fly is a medium blue with purple shimmer that really shows up once the magnet is used. This is the one I expected the like the most and it didn't let me down. The magnetic effect isn't super strong, but it's definitely there and the colour makes up for it anyways. As with the others, the formula was good and my swatch is two coats.
And here's a shot of the magnet that was released with this collection. Just like the first Magnetix magnet, it has a ridge at the base of each design so that you can rest it against your cuticle (as you can see from the indents on my fingers in the swatches above haha).
Overall, I like this Magnetix Collection much more than I liked the first one.
I like the designs on the magnet, in particular the target one. I find it shows up more like a swirl design than a target one, but I actually prefer that. The grid design is an interesting one, but I had a hard time getting it to show up. Because the full grid doesn't show, I think the design it does create ends up looking like a set of abs, which is kind of strange. The three line design is a simple one, but I really like the effect it creates.
My one complaint about the magnet is a familiar complaint - it's flat. I wish a company would come up with a curved magnet because I, like many others out there, have pretty curved nails. My index nail in particular is the most curved and it's always difficult to get entire designs on that nail. I'm really hoping there's a curved magnet in the works somewhere!
The China Glaze Magnetix II Collection is a September release so it should be available now.


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Here is a fun fact, you are going to spend a third of your whole life in bed so that you definitely need to be wary of the type of mattress you have. Once you find yourself tossing and turning or waking up with an ache in your back, then you need to be thinking of getting yourself a new mattress. Great sleep doesn't just banish the below eye-circles, it keeps your brain healthy and boosts your daytime overall performance. So, if you are about to purchase fromhttp://thebest-mattress-org.jigsy.com/, right here are some top suggestions that'll help you out.
Settle on the kind of mattress
You need to know the different sorts of mattresses that exist. They are every uniquely developed and can have a different feel on different people.
Pocket sprung
These are by far the most typical mattresses available. They use enclosed coil springs constructed into the mattresses to support you and cushioning materials is additional onto them. With these kind of mattresses, desist from purchasing one with a reduced coil count. That'll imply less support and can contribute to a backache.
Memory form
These mattresses are beginning to spread like plague and they use a form that responds to the temperature and weight. The thrilling component about them is they contour to your body form and diminish stress factors. These mattresses soak up motion to a particular extent so you will be far better off with them if your companion kicks and turns.
Latex mattresses
These ones are made from rubber, both all-natural or synthetic. They are tough and offer an even bouncy feel through the entire bed. They are also firm and push back to give you fantastic support. However, do not get this type if you are not a fan of the firm feel of a mattress.
Think about comfy mattresses you have slept on
You slept like a baby at granny's place, and you never observed the sunrise in the motel you had been in last month. Take a note of that because these situations can help you to narrow down your choice of mattress. If it was a hotel, call them and ask what kind of mattress or brand they use. That can be monumental in your quest of finding the best mattress.
Test the mattress
Online shopping may appear less expensive and easier but when purchasing mattresses, it is best if you get personal. You see with mattresses, there is no lab sample you can take or perhaps a scientific way of figuring out whether or not you will love it. Your best choice is to lie on it for about ten minutes. Obtain a feel of it and do not be concerned about the eyes that may be staring at you. Keep in mind, do not store for a mattress when exhausted, they will all feel fantastic.
For a foam mattress, try moving about. Is it simple or are you utilizing too much work? The foam can occasionally make it a struggle to change positions and if you feel this is the situation, then steer clear of purchasing it. It'll get worse in awesome conditions once the foam hardens.
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In addition to her twenty-four books and over five hundred short stories, L.M. Montgomery published five hundred poems throughout her career, starting in 1890, in a wide range of magazines and newspapers in North America and beyond. Montgomery also organized and prepared a volume of ninety-four poems, published as The Watchman and Other Poems in 1916, and arranged for forty-one poems to appear in her final book The Blythes Are Quoted. In addition, a representative sample of poems from throughout her career, The Poetry of Lucy Maud Montgomery, appeared posthumously in 1987.
Montgomery's final poem, entitled "The Piper," was first published in Saturday Night magazine within a few weeks of her death and appears in both The Blythes Are Quoted and The L.M. Montgomery Reader, Volume 1: A Life in Print.


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Alexandra Brierley, Financial Analyst, joined New Mountain in 2016. She previously worked in the Economic & Valuation Services group at KPMG LLP. She received her B.S. in Economics from Duke University in 2013. Ms. Brierley is primarily dedicated to New Mountain's credit business.