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Controlled Labs Red Ghost
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Controlled Labs Red Ghost
Controlled Labs Red Ghost
Weight Loss / Energy Supplement
120 Capsules
AllegroMedical.com presents The Controlled Labs Red Ghost Weight Loss / Energy Supplement. With Red Ghost we have taken a metaphorical leap in fat loss formulation. It includes potent thermogenics, stimulants, anti-oxidants, hunger reducing and focus based ingredients to offer you the complete package in weight management technology. Red Ghost has been specifically designed to soften side effects that are common with other formulations including jitters, insomnia and eventual fatigue. This amazing formula also includes a full dose of Forslean that may aid in weight management. If you want the edge up on your friends and colleagues who are trying to lose weight, incorporate Red Ghost into your diet and exercise regimen today and SCARE that fat away!
Initial (first serving) Directions: Start by taking 1 capsule to assess your individual tolerance. If you experience any unusual occurence, stop and consult your doctor. Directions For Regular Use: Take 4 capsules before breakfast OR lunch. Never exceed 4 capsules per 24 hour period. For best results, Red Ghost should be used in combination with other Controlled Labs products, at least 8 glasses of liquid per day, regular exercise and a high protein/moderate carbohydrate diet.
Gelatin (Capsule), Microcrystalline Cellulose, Magnesium Stearate, FD&C Red #40, Titanium Dioxide (Color), FD&C Blue #1.
Before ingesting this product you should consult your doctor if you are not aware of your current health status or if you have any medical condition including, but not limited to: diabetes, high or low blood pressure, cardiac arrhythmias, stroke; diseases of the heart, kidneys, liver or thyroid gland; anxiety, history of seizures, depression, any psychiatric ailment, pernicious anemia or other blood disorders, prostate enlargement. This product is intended for adults 18-50 years of age only. WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, or birth defects or other reproductive harm. Do not take this product if you are pregnant or nursing. Do not consume with less than the recommended amount of water or if you are prone to dehydration or are subjected to extremely hot temperatures. Do not combine this supplement with other caffeine or stimulants. Do not take this product with any drugs without permission from your prescribing doctor.
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Format & Rules
1. Ball carriers can run or dodge potential taggers but cannot fend off, guard or shield their tags.
2. Players are permitted to spin away from a defender, but are NOT permitted to continuously spin.
3. The game will commence with a Play-the-Ball, centre field.
4. Play-the-Ball:
• The ball carrier must return to the spot where the tag occurred.
• Facing the way they are playing, the player places the ball on the ground and rolls the ball back with their foot to a team mate.
• The team mate who gathers the ball from this position (called the Dummy half) must pass the ball from the Play-the-Ball and should not run forwards. They are able to take steps laterally to assist with passing. You cannot score from a Dummy Half. N.B Any player can be the Dummy Half and the player at Dummy Half could change at every Play-the-Ball.
5. Defence must maintain a distance of 5 metres until the Dummy Half touches the ball and must retreat 5 metres after each tag.
6. The team in possession has the ball for a total of six tags regardless of errors.
7. If a try has not been scored after 6 tags, possession turns over to the defending team at the point of the last tag.
8. Any acts of unsporting behaviour will result in a handover to the non-offending team at the place where the incident occurred and play restarted with a Play-the-Ball.
9. Tagging:
• Only the player in possession of the ball can be tagged.
• A tag is simply the removal by a defender of one of two of the ribbons from the ball carrier.
• When a defender has removed the tag, he/she stands still at the point at which the tag was removed.
• The attacker returns to where the defender is holding the tag and restarts the game by 'playing the ball' backwards in the correct manner. Immediately following the 'Play-the-Ball', the defender must present the tag back to the tagged player. Neither the defender nor the tagged player can take any further part in the game without both tags properly in place on their belts.
10. Scoring a Try:
• A try is scored in the normal way by placing or touching the ball down on or over your opponents' try line.
• If tagged in the act of scoring the try will stand.
• After a try has been scored the non scoring team will restart with a Play-the-Ball, centre field on the half way line. All other starts and restarts will also be with a Play-the-Ball whatever the situation.
11. There will be no kicking allowed.
Photo Consent
Photographs will be taken at this event by staff members from MSSP and may be used for promotional material. If you have any children that do not have permission to be photographed, please inform a member of staff before the start of the event.
First Aid
MSSP will have a basic first aid kit and qualified person at all events but staff may not be available to tend to less urgent first aid if they are preoccupied delivering the event. It is important that schools also provide their own first aid kit and qualified person to tend to their children at our events. As part of the school's risk assessment a qualified first aider should also be with the travelling group to and from any events.
All MSSP staff at the event are enhanced DBS checked. It is the schools responsibility to ensure any staff and volunteers who attend the event comply with the host venue safeguarding and welfare policy and can provide documentation to support this on request.
MSSP values the contributions by all those involved in making our events a safe, enjoyable environment for children to take part in sport. To ensure our events continue to be successful we are launching our REF-SPECT campaign. We expect everyone attending our events to maintain respect for the rules, officials, opponents, teammates and themselves. For more information about REF-SPECT please click here.
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Tuesday, 19 August 2014
Why Do I Need So Much Paper Work For My Software Project!!
This is taking a really small project as an example but I get this all the time for the small jobs. When do you need to document and project manage it when its so small? The simple answer is to ensure the development time is as efficient as possible. If you don't give the developer good guidelines then how will he be able to give you the out put you need.
Also don't for get those meeting when you speak to the project manager who is gathering the information required to do the job. All this time costs money and these people are highly skilled and educated.
Getting development and software created isn't cheap you might think but when you compare it to the savings you make in efficiency or even the sales it generates it then becomes a cheap bit of work :-)
The point i am making is that no matter how small this job is it still needs to go through the development cycle and be done properly. As soon as you start cutting corners jobs take longer and issues start to arise.
I often get asked to do small jobs for people but it generally causes more stress than financial benefit as i have to do it around my main clients and projects. So they often don't get the attention they need. I guess I should over price them a little to make it worth my time more so i dedicate the time to them but then i feel i am over charging. Its a difficult one to think about.
Software development over the years has changed a lot. More in what it can do that anything. The advances are brought us solutions that enable even the none coders to produce systems to meet their needs. Enabling the masses to have software to aid them in their life.
That said my message is clear. Plan, document and ensure you do not cut corners! Check out this agile software development page for more information wikipedia.org/Agile_software_development. I love agile development as it allows you to easily change with business change. A great step forward in projects in my view.
Sunday, 23 June 2013
Reasons Why Jane and Joe Soap Click Off Your Website Quickly
Reasons Why People Click Off A WebsiteThe internet, and specifically the world-wide web, has spawned a generation of people who are very accustomed to information at their fingertips. Data flows all over the world at the speed of light, giving internet users access to the most impressive collection of information in recorded history.
There's a certain level of expectation on the part of the web surfer when he or she lands on a website. If those expectations are not realized, there's a good chance that they will not stick around long. No wonder people only hang around here for 30 seconds at a time :)
Listed in this infographic are some common reasons people decide to leave a website.
A slow website can frustrate users and cause them to hit the "Back" button when they don't get the instant results they expect. The web has changed the way people digest information, and also the speed with which they expect to get it. When it doesn't show up as quickly as expected, many surfers move on.
Another problem that web surfers encounter is bad navigation. A site has to be laid out in an intuitive manner, and getting from page to page should be easy. A cluttered site with links scattered all over it is difficult to use, and not likely to engage visitors.
Content structure is key to good web design. If the information visitors seek is not easily found, they will probably go find it on a competing site. Unless a site features content that cannot be found anywhere else, poor content structure will encourage them to go seek it elsewhere.
Obtrusive audio or video is one way to alienate visitors before they even have a chance to check a site out. When someone lands on a website, they are not expecting to be greeted with video advertisements or audio blasting from their speakers without warning. This is a great way to send visitors packing quickly!
If you want to attract visitors to your website, one of the worst things you can do is force people to "sign up." Forcing people through a membership process is not going to make them feel welcome. Some sites may necessitate a membership model, and in that case, giving potential members a free trial or sample of the site's offerings should encourage more of them to stick around.
Stale content can make a site look neglected. A copyright notice that still reads 2011 at the bottom of the page tells visitors that the information is outdated. Keep content and other elements on the page fresh to encourage visitors to return and see what's new.
Use a clean design, and limit the use of fonts. Visitors want to be able to digest content without getting nauseous. Avoid using multiple fonts which just make the page look disorganized and difficult to digest.
There's no doubt that some sites get away with using a boring design and are still successful, but they are the exception and not the rule. A simple, clean design does not have to be a boring design. Engaging visitors right away is the name of the game, and that's much more difficult for a site that looks boring.
People surfing the web are seeking information, and most of them don't believe advertisements meet that criteria. Surely there is a place for advertising on the web, but do it tastefully, and do not clutter pages with excessive advertisements that will only serve to cheapen the appearance of the site.
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
From 1984 to 1986 - My Sinclair Spectrum 48k
Reminiscing About the Playability of Spectrum 48k Games
Sure the keys were just rubber and often wore out from heavy keyboard bashing, trying to make your tiny pixel character jump from platform to platform, but the keyboard also had a comforting familiarity.
Games would take 5 minutes to load, making an unforgettable screeching noise as the data was transferred from casette tape to the computer.
Today there are PC emulators allowing you to play some of these old games, some of those are listed at http://www.worldofspectrum.org/, as well as screenshots of archived games.
Some of my friends had Commodore 64s, others BBC Microcomputers and even Oric-1s. But I would not have swapped any of those for my trusty old 48k Spectrum.
Hat's off to you Sir Clive Sinclair for creating a platform to brighten up rainy 80s summer days, with some thoroughly entertaining £1.99 games.
Toshiba demos 'Lytro chip,' converts phones to light-field cameras - See more at: http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/mobile-phone/3428686/toshiba-demos-lytro-chip-converts-phones-to-light-field-cameras/#sthash.Wg2IRxtE.dpuf
Toshiba demos 'Lytro chip,' converts phones to light-field cameras - See more at: http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/mobile-phone/3428686/toshiba-demos-lytro-chip-converts-phones-to-light-field-cameras/#sthash.Wg2IRxtE.dpuf
Toshiba demos 'Lytro chip,' converts phones to light-field cameras - See more at: http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/mobile-phone/3428686/toshiba-demos-lytro-chip-converts-phones-to-light-field-cameras/#sthash.Wg2IRxtE.dpuf
Tuesday, 29 January 2013
3 Apps - Shopify, Xero and Vend Help Business Thrive
Taylor Stitch's Sales Triple After Implementing APPsIt's clear that the internet has revolutionised how we shop and discover new products. In this story from entrepreneur.com we learn about Michael Maher, Barrett Purdum and Mike Armenta's menswear shop "Taylor Stitch" and how business boomed.
This was in part thanks to a new strategy utilising Shopify to handle their e-commerce, Xero for bookkeeping duties and VendHQ to handle their store transactions. These apps cost around $200 per month but reaped almost immediate dividends:
".....Taylor Stitch's sales have tripled each year since launch and are expected to reach $1.5 million this year...."If you operate an ecommerce store or online business, it may be worth having a closer look at the 3 apps listed above.
Thanks, Scott
Mobile Application Development Environments
A Rainy Day Brightened By An Interesting ReadLooking out of the window right now it's clear that the rain will be thwarting me from walking the dog this morning.
Thankfully there are some good articles to read, indeed a local Aberdeen company that I think highly of, Intellicore, have been cranking out some quality reports of late.
Here's a great one about understanding different development environments that is well worth a look if this topic is your cup of tea, here's a quote from the article:
".....When it comes to developer tools, Apple's Xcode is up there with some of the best. Xcode allows users to develop applications for both OSX and iOS and includes the instruments analysis tool, iOS simulator and the latest Mac OS X and iOS SDKs. The Xcode interface is incredibly easy to navigate and use and includes several helpful features....."Frankly I thought they were all Windows fanboys up there at Intellicore, but reading the quote quickly above dispels that myth :)
Anyway back to my toast and coffee.
Best, Scott
Helpful Software an Aid to Visually Challenged Students?
Satvir Singh's Braille-Enabled Assistive SoftwareI stumbled across this interesting story from the Times of India this morning, highlighting the achievements of Satvir Singh, a student with visual disabilities. He was the first in India to use Braille-enabled software to take his exams in 2006, what's more he developed this himself!
Digging around I discovered that this software is called "Braille Face" and translates Braille into the Hindi language. At the moment not many others have been able to utilise this, however recently one of the exam boards in India has decided to allow students to also use assistive software to help them to take their exams.
Hopefully like Satvir Singh they pass with flying colours!
Cheers, Scott
Wednesday, 26 December 2012
Aberdeen Soup Kitchen Hailed As Success
Steve Bothwell and Daniel Roberts Try To Help Aberdeen's HomelessThere have been some harrowing stories in Scotland of late, especially related to the weather. Most people would have heard that recently almost 100 residents in Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, were evacuated from their homes when the River Carron burst its banks and the water worryingly rose to waist-height in places.
That's why it's good to hear some positive news for a change and this story from the Evening Express definitely falls into that category.
The owner of an Aberdeen restaurant today hailed the success of a soup kitchen. Steve Bothwell, who runs Café 52, student Daniel Roberts, who was homeless as a teenager, and friend Eilidh White helped run the successful event.
You can read more about this story here at the Evening Express.
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May 18, 2015
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Cannon Fish Company Opens Kent Processing Plant
Facility creates up to 200 new jobs in King County with impact felt in Aleutian Islands.
Kent, Washington – Cannon Fish Company is hosting a media tour and ribbon cutting event on Saturday, May 23, 2015 at 12:00 p.m. at their new seafood processing plant located at 1025 6th Avenue N, Kent, WA, 98032. The new plant has the potential to employ 200 individuals.
"We are pleased to be opening this new energy efficient, state of the art facility in Kent to process premium Alaska seafood that positively impacts commerce in two states and feeds the world. Owning and operating a primary and secondary processing plant of our own has long been a goal of Cannon Fish Company. This facility will provide us the ability to reduce costs and control our own production. It is a game changer for us," explains Pat Rogan, Cannon Fish Company's President.
Cannon Fish Company is part of the Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association (APICDA), one of six western Alaska Community Development Quota (CDQ) corporations. The CDQ program allocates a percentage of all Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands quotas for groundfish, halibut and crab. APICDA and its subsidiary companies generate proceeds through the management of the quotas to fulfill its charitable purpose of developing stable local economies in six remote villages in the Aleutian and Pribilof Islands.
The economic struggles of rural Alaska have been well documented. "The majority of the fish processed at the Kent facility is caught by fishing families living in villages in the Aleutian Islands adjacent to the Bering Sea," reports Larry Cotter, APICDA CEO. "Promoting commerce in rural Alaska and stabilizing economies provides employment opportunities for local residents, tax revenue for local governments, economic growth in the community and region, a higher standard of living, and a reduction in social problems."
"This facility ties directly to APICDA's processing plants in Alaska – the Atka Pride Seafoods plant in Atka and the Bering Pacific Seafoods plant in False Pass – and enhances the viability of all three facilities. The new facility also demonstrates that CDQ investments benefit communities and states beyond Alaska," added Cotter.
APICDA acquired Cannon Fish Company, a value-added seafood processing and marketing company that caters to a nationwide network of retailers, restaurants, specialty grocers and institutions, in August 2013.


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The purpose of this 8th Inter-Institute Workshop is two-fold: one is to celebrate the International Year of Light 2015, a resolution that was passed by UNESCO that promotes the central role of light in science and culture; and second, to bring together experts in the fields of science, research, and medicine to address the needs of optical imaging, with an emphasis on diagnosis and treatment. The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) and National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) will be participating in and supporting this workshop.
World-renowned researchers, scientists, engineers, and physicians, experts in their fields, will assemble to share the latest and cutting edge trends in the field of biophotonics. Emphasis will be placed on technologies that are light based and their impact on science, medicine, development of newer therapies and diagnostic tools and how this has an effect on an international level.
We welcome your participation and look forward to seeing your research in these and related areas:
Image-guided intervention/surgery
Minimally invasive technologies
Molecular Probes and Targets
In Vivo Histological Imaging
The 2015 Workshop Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented to Katarina Svanberg, Lund Univ. Hospital (Sweden), for her contributions in the the fields of photodynamic therapy and spectroscopic imaging methods.
Workshop Chairs
Amir Gandjbakhche, National Institutes of Health (USA)
Bruce TrombergBeckman Laser Institute and Medical Ctr., Univ. of California, Irvine (USA)
Israel Gannot, Tel Aviv Univ. (Israel)
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Tomato Photosynth
Photosynths are a great way to document, share and record three dimensional objects. In this example we used a strange little tomato from our garden which made us giggle. We have found photosynths to be a fabulous way to also enable viewers to navigate within a space.
Photosynths can be used creatively to capture small details within the whole. This trait of photosynths can be used creatively depending on the subject. An artist signature on a painting, architectural features, food items, artwork, you are only limited by your imagination and inventiveness.
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Doyle E Abbott, Ft.Green, Florida Abbott's
ABBOTT, DOYLE E., A man beloved by his many friends and family members gave up his fight against cancer on Friday morning July 15, 2011. He was born in Wachula, FL on Sept. 14, 1927. Starting from these roots in early rural Florida, his life grew and branched in many directions and left a mark on all those who came in contact with this memorable man. After graduating from the University of Florida in 1951 with a degree in Agricultural Economics, he was an avid Gator fan. He supported all UF sports, but especially loved Florida Gator Football and attended nearly all home games for many years. Doyle was a prominent member of the Florida agricultural community. From an early start citrus farming in his home community of Fort Green, he moved to large scale pineapple and vegetable farming in Delray. He continued serving the agricultural community working with Florida Extension Service in Homestead; and ultimately, his final career with Federal Land Bank of Columbia, South Carolina where he was Regional Vice-President for Florida until his retirement in 1986. Doyle loved growing tropical fruit and his home (fondly nicknamed Abbott Botanical Gardens) has been visited by multitudes of people who came to tour and sample his numerous varieties of tropical fruit. He was a founding member of Central Florida Tropical Fruit Club and many have benefited from his knowledge and generosity in sharing tropical plants and fruit. Doyle served in the Merchant Marines during the later part of WW II and loved to share stories of his adventures and duties as a Fireman/Boiler Tender on a T2 Tanker and was an active member of the Rudy Kozak Merchant Marine Chapter in Sanford. Doyle is survived by his loving wife Lena Mae Abbott; his sons Hugh Abbott, Dennis Abbott and Victor Mallett; his daughter Vivian Pozo; daughter-in-law Robbin Abbott and son-in-law Joe Pozo. He was predeceased by son Eric Abbott. His always smiling demeanor earned him the name "Grin" Daddy and his wonderful bedtime stories are fondly remembered by grandchildren Jennifer Monath, Larissa DeDea, Brandon Abbott, Jarrett Abbott and his great-grandchildren Nicole and Tommy Hayduk. He also leaves behind brother Jerald Abbott, sister-in-law Jo Abbott and nephews Craig, Robert and Michael Abbott, all of Fort Green, FL. Celebration of Life will be held at Woodlawn Memorial Park and Funeral Home on Sunday July 17 at 3 p.m. Doyle has requested donations to the American Cancer Society in his name in lieu of flowers. Condolences may be offered at www.woodlawnfuneralhomegotha.com


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Welcome to UWS Radio!
End of an era...#GoodbyeChris
On his show on the 25th April, Chris Houston announced after 10 years at UWS Radio he will be leaving after 10 series on the 6th June 2018.
Chris has been with UWS (formally UCA) Radio since 2008 and has presented over 200 shows - not including covering shows such as Brian Anderson's Weekender Show and former presenter Peter Sturgeon's 80% 80s (which aired for over 16 years!).
Chris has also been a student twice with UWS achieving a 1st class honours degree in Computing in 2015, and then a MA in Broadcast Journalism in 2017.
The 6th of June will also be the 10th anniversary show and will feature the best bits over the last 10 years and some former and current presenters will be in the studio and on the phone for a final chat to Chris on air before he moves on to his new projects.
It'll be a show not to miss. The final show will be broadcast live from the earlier time of 6pm-9pm BST June 6th 2018.
Studio Guide Now Available!
A digital copy of our Studio Guide is now available for download on our About Us page! Whether you are a new presenter looking for advice on how to work our studio, a student who wants to revise for their course, or a current presenter who just wants their own copy - it is there for your enjoyment! As always, the physical copies are in the studios for reference. Feel free to take a look!
Happy New Year from UWS Radio!
It's officially 2018 and the radio station is back up and running and ready for the year ahead! We already have new requests for shows and some of our second year students have decided to continue their shows from last year. So much to get your teeth - or should that be ears? - into so don't forget to tune in!
Hello from Lauren Harris!
Hello there! As mentioned in the post below, Chris Houston has moved on from UWS and our student management team after gaining his Masters degree. He did an absolutely fantastic job at revamping our website and giving it the shiny new look it has now! However, now that he's gone, it's time for the website to pass into new hands - namely, mine! I'm Lauren and I'm one of the management team here at UWS Radio. Check back here for updates from me whenever something interesting is going on! Right now, the 2nd year Broadcast Production students are working on creating the shows for their Radio Practice assessment and they will be going live in the next few weeks - so look out for that! There will be a whole host of new talent hitting our airwaves, and we at the station cannot wait!
As always, thank you for your continued listernership!
Goodbye (for now) from Chris Houston!
Hi everyone! Now that my time with UWS as a student has come to end once again due to finishing my masters course I have stood down from the student management team. I would like to thank the team and Station manager Chris Gilgallon for everything.
Over the last nine years I have seen this station grow and develop to what it has become and trust me - it ain't over yet! From September, Natalie, Lauren, Rachel and Maddie will take over and will lead the station to victory I am more than sure.
I would like to personally thank everyone who listens to us and to everyone involved - your support means the world.
I will be taking a well earned rest for a few months and even doing a spot of travelling to Australia, New Zealand and Singapore from the end of September. I will be back presenting the 9th series of Chris on UWS from November the 1st so please listen out for that!
All the best and keep listening to the best student radio station there definintely is (I certainly think so).
Chris x
New Schedule Being Created for 2017/2018 Term
During the quiet summer months the UWS Radio Student Management Team is working hard to get ready for the new academic year which starts from this September. Remember you can get involved with UWS Radio whether you are a student or member of the community.
To get involved you can contact us via email at email@example.com
Enjoy the rest of the summer break!
Summer Time At UWS Radio
Well another two trimesters have been and gone and for many of UWS's students - it's summer time!
Everyone at UWS Radio would like to thank all our listeners for the last 6 months while the station has been going through some exciting changes.
Over the summer and into the new term, the student management team will be working hard on new developmets and projects.
For our presenters, some will be taking the summer to recharge and relax before restarting their courses in Septemer. However, for many shows these will run during the summer. Please visit our schedule page for the latest summer schedule.
From all of us here at UWS Radio we wish you an enjoyable summer - and stay tuned!


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Back in May, I joined my friend and sometime co-author Scott Hahn in leading a pilgrimage to Rome. For me, a highlight of any trip to Rome is its very lowest point-when we descend into the catacombs, the network of ancient Christian burial chambers at the outskirts of town. This time we visited the Catacombs of St. Callixtus, which probably date from the early third century.
Many pilgrims are moved by the high-profile saints who were buried there-St. Cecilia, for example, and a whole roomful of early popes. It's amazing for any history buff to consider that the dust he's breathing could be the mortal remains of the heroes from his favorite bookshelves.
I'm more impressed, however, by the democracy of it all. Yes, there were three different types of burial, which certainly were graded by price and prestige. But time has shifted our attention, and some of the more interesting inscriptions are not the elaborately chiseled epitaphs or the relatively lavish private rooms, but rather the crude, semi-literate tributes hastily scratched or scrawled by the poor. It's lovely to think that a barely discernible boat-rendered perhaps by a child at the grave of his mother-now outshines the monuments of the wealthy. Immortality is a grace that cannot be bought.
As our group emerged from the tombs, I wandered into the souvenir shop, where a whole wall was taken up by a new book available in many different languages. It was The Christian Catacombs of Rome: History, Decoration, Inscriptions, co-authored by three members of the Pontifical Commission on Sacred Archeology.
A lavishly illustrated coffee-table volume, this book is the stuff of which obsessions are made. I could write columns on it for years and never want for good material. Certainly the book benefits from the depth of the knowledge of its authors, who are there on site, living, teaching, and noting correspondences in the many miles of underground corridors.
One fascinating section deals with the names bestowed and taken by the Christians of Rome. How many took biblical names? How many were named after early martyrs? And how many Christian parents stuck with the old, traditional Roman names-the names of pagan deities?
A subsection covers what the authors call "humiliating names." These names, they explain, "were sometimes used by some faithful as a life-long act of modesty, precisely because of their unpleasant significance . . . This is the case of Proiectus and Proiecticus, which meant 'exposed,' and the unpleasant Stercorius, [which] can be understood as 'abandoned in the garbage.' . . . At the Catacomb of Pretestato, one of them was in fact named Stercorinus."
The authors are being polite. Stercorius means, literally, "crap." It's most accurately translated by what kids call "the S-word." Thus, Stercorinus (the diminutive) means "Little S***," or "Dear S***."
Why would Christians bear such a name? It is likely that these particular Romans were, as infants, rescued from the dungheap-the place where Romans abandoned "defective" or female newborns. They were exposed there, like trash, to die quickly from the elements or the claws of the scavenging beasts. After all, as the pagan philosopher Seneca said: "What is good must be set apart from what is good-for-nothing."
Again, a few of these "good-for-nothings" were rescued. They were lucky to be alive, but surely they had to suffer the taunts of playmates who were pleased to remind them of their lowly origins.
Some became Christian-especially, I'll wager, those who were rescued by Christians. And when they approached baptism as adults (according to the custom of the time) they could begin again-and even choose a new name. You'd think that they'd be eager to shed those insults forever.
But, apparently, many did not, for they fill the gravesites in the catacombs. In the fourth century, St. Hilary even names a Stercorius among his fellow bishops!
Historians believe that some kept their foul nicknames as an act of humility-or triumphant irony. The joke, after all, was on the pagan world, which would soon enough die out for the crime of murdering its young. These children who were dung in the eyes of Imperial Rome knew that they were precious in the sight of God.
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Nudists fear loss of beach access in Lane County
EUGENE — To the dismay of nudists and others, Lane County plans to sell 63-acre parcel on the Willamette River that the groups use to get to a bathing beach.
The nonprofit Friends of Buford Park & Mount Pisgah is seeking nearly $500,000 in grants to buy and secure the land, including putting up fences.
The land is at the confluence where the coast and middle forks create the Willamette and contains eight shallow, water-filled former gravel pits.
The county doesn't have the wherewithal to keep out trespassers, prevent damage or restore it, the Eugene Register-Guard reported.
Plans call for clearing invasive species, building ditches and installing culverts to connect ponds to the river, and opening up backwater habitat for threatened fish. A county report calls for low-intensity recreational uses eventually.
Some residents trespass on the land to get to the state-owned Glass Bar Island park on the confluence waterfront, wading part of the way. The island is a popular nudist sunbathing and swimming spot, and the only legal access is by boat.
Users of Glass Bar Island have protested the planned sale, fearing access by land will be cut off.
Steve Morgan called it a bad idea that will exclude people from going swimming and fishing. He also said the plan was a surprise.
"Now they just throw this at us. It's like a slap in the face," he said.
Chris Orsinger, executive director of the nonprofit, declined to say exactly how it would manage access if it takes ownership. But he said his group's long-term goal is to allow use that does not impact fish and wildlife at the site.
"We would like this area for county residents of all ages to enjoy," he added.
Money for the purchase and restoration could come from electricity ratepayers, a result of a 2010 deal in which the Bonneville Power Administration allocated $144 million to buy and restore riparian areas in the Willamette Valley to make up for damage to wildlife habitat caused by the construction and operation of 13 dams and reservoirs.
Lane County plans to use most of the purchase money to create an endowment for restoration work, spokeswoman Anne Marie Levis said.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — A 22-year-old man, who the police say was held with a loaded 9mm pistol in Cassava Piece yesterday, has been charged with illegal possession of firearm and ammunition.
Everton Brown otherwise called 'Eva', a labourer residing in the Kingston community, was reportedly accosted and searched during a police operation at the intersection of Cassie Lane and Glen Drive.
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My seven month old niece was diagnosed with diabetes and was in critical condition for weeks at a reputable teaching hospital with blood sugar levels up to 800 mg/dl [44.4 mmol/L]. She is said to be the youngest baby they ever treated with this disease. Much difficulty is being encountered in regulating insulin and all that goes along with this disease. Is there a hospital/diabetes team in this country, or another country, for that matter, that specializes in this at the very youngest ages?
Treating the youngest children with diabetes is generally a challenge -- You will want to find a medical center near you with pediatric endocrinologists/diabetologists and a team of nurses and dietitians who can teach your family how best to care for her and what insulin/diet regimens will be best suited to her eating/sleeping/play habits. Your local American Diabetes Association affiliate or Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation may be able to help direct you.
It is important that her schedule and medications be tailored to age-appropriate blood sugar goals. In our youngest children we look for target range for blood sugars to be 150-250 with bedtimes over 180, in order to reduce the risk of severe hypoglycemia, while providing enough insulin for the child to develop and grow normally. Often this involves families learning carbohydrate-insulin ratios so they can tailor the insulin doses to what the child has eaten.
Additional comments from Craig Broadhurst:If you have access to a diabetes team with full services, your child should stabilize and be followed by this team. An endocrinologist is paramount along with a dietitian, counselor, and pediatric diabetes consultant.
Additional comments from Dr. Stuart Brink:There are hundreds of pediatric diabetes team in the USA who can provide excellent care for very young children with type 1 diabetes. You should discuss this with this child's pediatrician and also make sure that a pediatric diabetes team is available for close consultation. Most of the large Children's Hospitals will have such pediatric diabetology teams and many of the large clinics will also have pediatric diabetes teams as well.
Additional comments from Dr. Donough O'Brien:It is perhaps inappropriate for us to suggest a referral when we have so little clinical information about your niece. In any case a decision on this issue is really a matter for the mother and father together with her present medical team.
The family might however like to read a recent report on the theme of diabetes in the first year of life. See D. Iafusc, et. al. in Permanent diabetes mellitus in the first year of life Diabetologia (2002) 45: 798-804,
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Braces are known as orthotics and usually produced from a wide range of materials including foams, molded plastics, nylon, elastic cotton, etc. They can be worn on any part of the spine to immobilize the whole area and provide support for the weight on that part of the spine. Four major areas of the spine where braces are worn include the sacral, lumbar, thoracic and cervical areas.
Wearing a brace on any of these areas ensure that further injuries to the spine capable of causing irreparable damage to the central nervous system can be avoided. While the lumbar, sacral and thoracic braces are generally used to support the back and chest areas of the body, cervical braces are used only on the neck to reduce pains felt around that area. This article focuses on cervical braces, as it is the most commonly used brace in the world today.
Neck braces, for example, Shane's Neck Brace, also known as cervical braces help support the heads of people suffering from injuries to the neck. Such injuries can be extremely painful and in order to reduce these pains and facilitate a quick recovery from such injuries, the neck must be left as stable as possible. Neck braces help ensure that the neck doesn't rotate as much as the sufferer wishes or else, the injury could aggravate and lead into a much worse situation.
Neck braces are so popularly heard about and used today because of the severity of injuries sustained to the neck. According to studies carried out in the past, about 60 percent of people in one way or the other suffer from neck pains at least once in their lives and a few of such people will have to manage chronic situations. Most neck pains actually starts as acute pains and can be managed over time by frequently going for medical checkups however, the pains could still develop into chronic situations where neck braces would be required.
Medical brace Neck Bracesfor posture will surely ease the pains felt once there is an injury to the neck but it is not right to instantly put it on after sustaining an injury as the ideal thing to do is get a physician to examine the injury and determine what the first course of action should be and also prescribe the drugs you'll need in order to get better. Orthotists are medical specialists who deal with the production of braces and other medical supports.
You can always meet them in their office to choose your desired neck brace from the several designs in their collections. These days, neck braces are more than just medical devices; patients don't want to look awkward while moving around with the device on them so Orthotists usually take their time to craft out beautiful and comfortable braces from which patients can make their desired choice.
Neck braces are broadly classified into rigid and soft braces. Soft braces are made from fleece-lined foam or rubber materials while rigid braces are made from molded plastics with the inclusion of a detachable padded liner. These padded liners come attached to the front and back piece. Both halves of the brace are usually fastened together using Velcro so that the brace is tight enough and remains in place.
Common types of rigid braces include the Miami J and Philadelphia collar which are usually given by doctors to patients especially after a successful surgical operation around the neck. When these neck braces are worn, it restricts certain movement of the neck in order to help the operation wounds heal. Patients putting on the brace cannot see their feet while they walk so they are advised to be cautious especially when they move around in order not to cause further complications to the healing injury.
There are certain brace designs that combine soft and rigid elements to provide patients with the comfort they need as their wounds heal. Such braces are called semi-rigid braces and use a softer padding on the inner part of the brace while the outer part acts as a supportive shell for the neck. This supportive outer shell is usually made from semi-rigid thermoplastic which is responsible for restricting the neck's free movement while supporting the neck and chin at the same time.
It is interesting to know that neck braces are also used in certain high impact sports as a safety gadget to protect participant's necks ensuring that accidents have little or no serious effects on their lives. One of such sports is motocross where the participant would need to jump over several obstacles displaying his skills. Accidents in such sports are usually serious because of the speed and heights involved in the game. By putting on a neck brace and other safety gears provided by the game organizers, participants would be confident going into the game knowing well that they are fully protected.
No matter the reason why you are purchasing a neck brace, whether for health issues or sports, you can be sure to get one in a store near you. Medical braces can be bought at medical stores while sports braces can be bought at sports gadget stores around. Most sport stores may not have the device because people engaging in such sports requiring it are few and apart from that, sports organization must have made it available to participants already. Only new persons interested in the sports would want to purchase the neck brace and other safety gadgets to practice with.
Neck brace for posture get dirty with time; therefore patients are advised to wash them periodically in order to avoid skin irritations and infections as a result of germs that reside in dirty materials. Your physician is in the best position to tell you how to care for your brace in order to ensure it last long and doesn't look dirty when you go out. You can also ask that he/she teaches you how to safely remove the brace whenever you feel like doing so, as well as putting it back on too.


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Brexit and Canadian Business: What Now, What Next?
The historic Brexit vote has complex and far-reaching implications, in the UK, Europe, and Canada. If the UK leaves the European Union, trade, foreign direct investment, global mobility, and the future of the United Kingdom itself could be at risk.Join us as Janet Ecker moderates an expert panel who will share insights as to the economic and political impact of Brexit, Canada's risks and opportunities, and how Canadian businesses can weather the storm and thrive in a new geopolitical reality.
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Future Finance and Social Innovation: The Great Shift
The greatest exchange of generational money the world has ever seen will happen over the next 40 years. Close to 60 trillion dollars will be transferred from baby boomers to women and the Millennial and Gen-X generations. At the same time, the financial services sector is undergoing major disruption due to innovations in financial technology. FinTech companies are providing new ways to lend, borrow, invest, exchange and transfer money.This combination of social and technological change offers tremendous opportunities to impact investors, mission-led businesses and social enterprises. In order to stay relevant, it will become increasingly important for all those dealing in wealth and investment to pay attention to the shifting priorities of the new generation.
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FinTECH Conference: three Market Developments Poised to Disrupt Your Business
Financial services are changing at an unprecedented rate whilst facing a plethora of threats from new market developments. Join the CFA Society Toronto and hear from 3 panels of experts how exciting new technologies; Digital Advice (Robo-Advisors), Crowdfunding and Blockchain are set to disrupt your business. Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in an interactive Blockchain Simulation that will teach the basic elements of blockchain technology by allowing them to experience first-hand how crypto-currency is created and how actual transactions are executed.
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The Fundamental Law of Mismanagement
Join Dr. Richard Michaud as he presents findings from his recent research paper, "The Fundamental Law of Mismanagement." In particular, Dr. Michaud highlights that roughly half of all globally professionally managed funds employ optimized portfolio design principles that are applications of Grinold's "Fundamental Law of Active Management." These include: Invest in many securities, use many factors to forecast return, trade frequently, and optimize with minimal constraints.
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Are you a Canadian digital tech company ready for the US market? The Canadian Technology Accelerator in NYC can help
CTA Digital Tech is a five-month program run by the Canadian Consulate in New York that helps highpotential SME tech companies in: Ad Tech, FinTech, Big Data Analytics, Software-as-a-Service, E-Commerce and Online Content. They're looking for revenue-generating companies suitable for the New York City market, with a plan of action for prospecting in the region.Application deadline June 10th, 2016
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Canada Summit: Disrupting the Status Quo
The Canada Summit will identify the key trends that are reshaping Canada's role in the global economy and investigate how the country can raise the bar for global business. The event is designed for a wide range of business leaders, entrepreneurs and public officials who are invested in the future of Canada.
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Investing in Women: When Women Thrive, Business Thrive
A growing body of research shows that gender-diverse teams lead to improved corporate performance and better investor outcomes. Organizations that make women a priority may capture a portion of the reported $12 trillion economic opportunity. This session will provide global insights from the study as well as some Canadian insight, and highlight the business imperative for shaping a stronger future for women in the investment profession.
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2016 Canadian Talent Management Summit
The gap between growing business needs and HR capabilities is becoming increasingly wide. Many organizations cannot keep up. According to a recent Deloitte study, 81% of Canadian HR leaders feel reinventing HR is a very important issue and only 7% rate the capabilities of their HR and talent programs as excellent. HR must significantly reinvent itself, discarding old transactional models to become the consultative partner that organizations so desperately need. TMA's 5th Annual Canadian Talent Management Summit will equip you with the tools and know-how to help you to drive meaningful HR transformation in your organization.
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CVCA 2016 Conference
The CVCA's Annual Conference is regularly attended by Canada's venture capital and private equity firms, as well as international investors, debt and equity providers, institutional funds, government entities, and industry service providers. It is where thought leaders come together to tackle industry issues, discuss trends, and network. The 2016 conference is taking place in Toronto for the first time in more than 14 years, and promises to set a new standard in content and visibility. About CVCA: The CVCA is the voice of Canada's venture capital and private equity industry. We are focused on broadening industry awareness through market research and networking opportunities so that our members can make the best decisions for their investments. We also advocate on behalf of the industry to ensure sound public policy that encourages a favourable environment for investment. The CVCA works alongside its members (private and public sector firms managing the vast majority of venture...
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CityAge Pacific Finance & Trade Summit
The second annual Pacific Finance and Trade Summit will look at how we can build our economy with a focus on important new tools in finance and trade and how we can further develop those advantages to build business in the Pacific, with a commitment to economic growth, sustainability and global trade.
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CRM2 - Are You Prepared?
CRM2's deadline to implementing its marketing and performance reporting changes is quickly approaching. These changes impact managers and investors alike and a clear understanding of what they are and what they mean is imperative. In this presentation we will provide an overview of CRM2's performance requirements and what stakeholders need to know to be prepared.
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2nd Annual Canadian Funds Summit
So much is at stake for the Canadian funds industry. Business as usual is no longer an option.Regulatory changes, market volatility and new technologies are just some of the things impacting fund executives.Join seasoned investment leaders to source insights critical to your firm's profitability in the coming years.
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OCE Discovery 2016
Discovery is Canada's leading innovation-to-commercialization conference. Hosted by the Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE), Discovery brings together key players from industry, academia, government, the investment community as well as entrepreneurs and students to pursue collaboration opportunities. Garnering over 3,000 attendees and more than 500 exhibitors in 2015, Discovery is a showcase of leading-edge technologies, best practices and research from sectors such as health, manufacturing, digital media and cleantech, including energy, environment and water.
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9th Annual Focus Event on Registrant Regulation Conduct & Compliance
Canada's Top Event for ensuring you achieve compliance excellence. Join regulators, compliance executives, industry stakeholders and legal experts as they work together to overcome compliance obstacles.An EXCLUSIVE Q&A Session with top regulators: OSC, AMF, ASC & BCSC.
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International Payment Conference
Bring together: Bank payment services, retailers, card payment service providers, payment solutions companies. Speakers will share experience from different countries, give an accurate idea of where the current market is heading and highlight services and solutions including for security issues. Keynotes, panel discussions and roundtables Exhibition of sponsors' technology , services and solutions Perfect marketplace to network and start partnerships between North America, Europe and Asia.
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Minister of Finance Ontario, Charles Sousa, Speaking at Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce in London
Join us in London, England where the the Honourable Charles Sousa, Minister of Finance for Ontario, will be speaking at the Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce. His speech is titled 'Growing Ontario's economy and building tomorrow's infrastructure now'.
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OSFI: A New Chapter in Life Insurance Capital Requirements
In his remarks, OSFI Deputy Superintendent Mark Zelmer will outline key elements of OSFI's new capital adequacy guideline, the Life Insurance Capital Adequacy Test (LICAT). The LICAT guideline was developed in consultation with life insurers and other industry stakeholders, and is designed to better align capital and risk measures with the economic realities of the life insurance business. The draft guideline was released for public consultation on March 31, 2016.
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Brazilian Fintech Delegation
The Government of Ontario International Trade and Investment Branch (Ministry of Citizenship, Immigration and International Trade) in partnership with MaRS Fintech, invites you to participate in a B2B session with a Brazilian financial services delegation comprised of banks, payment merchants/acquirers, fintech and tech firms. The group will be visiting Toronto as part of the Brazil-Ontario Innovation Week. These companies are seeking for technologies and partnerships ranging from insurance, emerging payments, peer-to-peer transaction, alternative lending , biometrics, blockchain technologies, crypto-currencies, analytics and mobile. The companies will select who they want to have 45 minute introductory B2B meetings with. Only those approved by the Brazilian firms will be contacted. There is no cost and the deadline to apply is Friday, March 4. Ontario businesses interested in participating should contact Nathalie Herman at email@example.com
2016 Annual Spring Pension Conference
CFA Society Toronto's 2016 Annual Spring Pension Conference aims to provide you with the latest updates from thought leaders in the Canadian pension industry. These experts will address the current environment, best practices and tools to provide you with the insight and background for management of today's investment portfolios. You will also have the opportunity to exchange thoughts and ideas during the table discussions, and meet fellow industry professionals during our networking sessions.
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Japanese Securities Market Seminar
The Japan Securities Dealers Association (JSDA) and the Investment Industry Association of Canada (IIAC) provide market professionals and participants with a unique opportunity to better understand the Japanese economy and the securities market. Distinguished speakers from Japan and Canada will discuss the Japanese economy's outlook, monetary policy, fiscal consolidation, growth strategy and structural reforms, efforts to raise market efficiency and corporate value, and the opportunities presented in this evolving market. Join us to participate in this complimentary morning event serving buffet breakfast, where you will also have the opportunity to network with your peers.
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Ontario cybersecurity mission to RSA 2016, San Francisco
The Canadian Embassy in Washington, DC and the Government of Ontario's International Trade Branch invite you to be part of the planned two-day trade mission to RSA 2016. RSA is the premier annual information security conference in cyber security including cyber threats, data breaches, social engineering, compliance, risk management and cloud security. The program is open to ten Ontario companies. It would include meetings with delegations from Israel, Germany, Washington DS and Silicon Valley, a market intelligence briefing with Industry Canada and Public Safety Canada, a breakfast with members of the C100 and one full conference pass to RSA. This mission WILL NOT include exhibit space for the delegation; however, there may be a 10x10 information booth for Ontario-Canada. Deadline to apply: asap. Cost per company: US $1,000 plus your own travel and accommodation. Details with email@example.com
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Locate Your Financial Company in the Greater Toronto Area: Why Halton Can Be the Ideal Choice
Find out why Halton is the Canadian headquarters for global financial companies like CIT Canada, Manulife Securities, Genworth Financial and Ford Credit Canada. Learn how your financial services firm can profit in locating to the Greater Toronto Area - the premium choice for global financial services leaders.
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The Canadian Panel at the Asian Financial Forum
You're invited to attend the Asian Financial Forum Panel for a discussion on how Canada's international financial services are well positioned to serve connections between key markets. • Colin Hansen, President & CEO at AdvantageBC• Janet Ecker, President & CEO of the Toronto Financial Services Alliance• Mario Albert, CEO of Finance Montreal• Ron Hoffman, Senior Representative for Asia Pacific Basin, Government of Alberta• Session Moderator: Stephen Wortley, Senior Partner & Co-Chair China Practice Group, McMillan
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FINTECH companies needed for trade mission to Chicago
Ontario fintech trade mission to Chicago - REPLY NEEDED before Jan 14Ontario's International Trade Branch is considering a FINTECH trade mission to Chicago and the Windy City Summit, on May 26-27. This trade show and conference eis very targeted with over 1,000 attendees and 60 exhibitors with technologies in treasury and cash management sectors. The program, open to eight Ontario-based companies in the sector targeting U.S. and international markets, would include an Ontario pavilion featuring 8 companies, Databases, an Ontario Business reception, market briefing and possibly meetings with local decision-makers. $2,000 for first time participants in an Ontario IT mission to the U.S. (deadline for "Early Bird" is March 31, 2016). Regular fee is $2,500 (travel and accommodation is extra). Past participants have priority registration only if applying with a first time participant approved to join the mission. For details contact email@example.com
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'Tomb Raider' shows all the tough girl glory of a female looking for answers. And yes, it includes a cover of Destiny's Child's "Survivor."
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Her destiny will be fulfilled. Alicia Vikander is Lara Croft. See TOMB RAIDER in cinemas this March. #TombRaider Facebook.com/TombRaiderMovieUK/ Twitter.com/WarnerBrosUK Instagram.com/warnerbrosuk Lara Croft is the fiercely independent daughter of an eccentric adventurer who vanished when she was scarcely a teen.
The film hits on March 16.
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The NCAA Tournament isn't just for standouts.
Walk-on guard Robbie Lemons hit the biggest free throws in Stanford's 58-53 victory over New Mexico in a South Region opener on Friday, sending the Cardinal to a date with Kansas on Sunday with a trip to the Sweet 16 on the line.
Lemons, a senior who had attempted 12 free throws this season while making seven, stepped to the line with 23.8 seconds remaining and the Cardinal clinging to a two-point lead.
The Lobos had scored five straight. A misfire or two here and New Mexico, which hadn't led since 4-3, might have stolen this one at the end.
Lemons had just entered the game after Dwight Powell fouled out, and New Mexico knew precisely whom to foul.
"We fouled the guy we wanted to foul," New Mexico coach Craig Neal said.
Lemons rattled in the first. The second fell through more cleanly. Stanford had a two-possession lead and was never again seriously threatened.
"I was just trying to stay focused and let the moment be bigger than it was," said Lemons, who was on scholarship last season, the only time in his college career.
"I am happy for our team," Stanford coach Johnny Dawkins said. "But I'm no more happier for anybody on our squad than Robbie.
"As a walk-on, having that commitment for four years, for him to go to the line, you know he had the dream of that moment, the NCAA Tournament on the line, shooting crucial free throws."
Stanford's defense was a major factor throughout the game, especially at the game's beginning and end. The Cardinal raced to a 20-4 lead. New Mexico spent the next 25 minutes in chase mode and finally caught Stanford at 45-45 with 10:07 to play.
But the Lobos went dry again and were outscored 7-0 over the next 6 1/2 minutes. Guard Kendall Williams and center Alex Kirk were dreadful. They combined to average 30 points over the season. On Friday, they went a collective one for 12 from the floor.
Stanford, which got 23 from Chasson Randle, won its first NCAA Tournament game since reaching the Sweet 16 in 2008. That was the last time the program played in the tournament.
The NCAA meeting with the Jayhawks will be the second in the programs' history. The teams met in a 2002 game also with the Sweet 16 at stake. The Jayhawks of Drew Gooden, Nick Collison and Kirk Hinrich beat the Cardinal by 23 en route to the Final Four. That game was in St. Louis, too, but at the Edward Jones Dome.


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Batman Begins star Christian Bale is hanging up his cape for good - his upcoming superhero movie will be his last.
The actor took on the role for the first time in 2005's Batman Begins, before returning to the part for the acclaimed The Dark Knight in 2008, which pulled in over $1 billion at the global box office.
Bale has donned the Caped Crusader's cowl for a third time in director Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated The Dark Knight Rises, which will see him fight both Bane and Catwoman, played by Tom Hardy and Anne Hathaway, respectively.
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Rita Reys (vcl), with Pim Jacobs (p), Wim Overgaauw (g), Ruud Jacobs (b), Kenny Clarke (d)
Reference: FSRCD 866
Bar code: 8427328608664
Kenny Clarkes presence in Paris round the middle of October 1961 was too good a chance for Pim Jacobs and Rita Reys to miss. Pim, with his brother Ruud on bass and Wim Overgaauw on guitar, were one of the smoothest functioning jazz combos in Europe, so when he phoned the great drummer to fix a date Clarke jumped at the offer. The result was a joyously grooving, relaxed concert recorded at the Singer Concerthall at Laren in Holland on October 12.
As a pair, Rita and Pim were an artistic marriage made in heaven from their first meeting, a fact mirrored in their real-life marriage. Serendipitously, the second album included here was the first record on which Rita Reys was heard at length with her soon-to-be husbands trio. It was recorded in Hilversum on June 23, 1960, the same summer they were awarded first prize in the international competition at the 1er Festival Europeen du Jazz in Antibes-Juan-les-Pins in July 1960; this last performance included here as a bonus.
She was already considered a top jazz vocalist with her own swinging styleEuropes First Lady of Jazz. In Kenny Clarkes own words, shes just great, shes just... well she is RITA!
01. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write
Myself a Letter (Young-Ahlert) 2:28
02. Autumn Leaves (Kosma-Prevert-Mercer) 3:39
03. Cherokee (Ray Noble) 3:25
04. Poor Butterfly (Golden-Hubbell) 3:31
05. Can't We Be Friends? (James-Swift) 3:20
06. I Get a Kick Out of You (Cole Porter) 3:22
07. I Remember Clifford (Benny Golson) 2:47
08. Tangerine (Mercer-Schertzinger) 2:37
09. Speak Low (Weill-Nash) 3:50
10. What's New? (Haggart-Burke) 2:55
11. Summertime (Gershwin-Heyward) 3:24
12. Broadway (Henderson-DeSylva-Brown) 3:04
13. Ive Got the World on a String
(Arlen-Koehler) 3:21
14. No Moon at All (Evans-Mann) 3:12
15. How Deep Is the Ocean (Berlin) 3:10
16. Have You Met Miss Jones (Rodgers-Hart) 1:37
17. Too Close for Comfort (Bock-Weiss) 2:22
18. Like Someone In Love (Burke-Van Heusen) 2:48
19. Im Getting Sentimental Over You
(Bassman-Washington) 2:35
20. Thou Swell (Rodgers-Hart) 2:57
21. Willow Weep for Me (Ann Ronell) 4:44
22. But Not for Me (Gershwin-Gershwin) 2:20
23. Thou Swell (Rodgers-Hart) 3:12 *
24. Im Getting Sentimental Over You
(Bassman-Washington) 2:09 *
25. Willow Weep for Me (Ann Ronell) 4:44 *
(*) Bonus tracks
Tracks #1-10, from the Philips 1961 album
"Jazz Pictures at an Exhibition" (P 08062 L)
Tracks #11-22, from the Philips 1960 album
"Marriage in Modern Jazz" (P 08052 L)
Tracks #23-25, not on the original LP configuration
Personnel in all tracks:
Rita Reys, vocals; accompanied by
Pim Jacobs, piano; Wim Overgaauw, guitar; Ruud Jacobs, bass; and Kenny Clarke, drums (only on #1-10).
[#1-10] Recorded at the Singer Concerthall, Laren, Holland, October 21, 1961
[#11-22] Recorded in Hilversum, Holland, June 23, 1960
[#23-25] Recorded at Jazz Festival Antibes/Jean-les-Pins, France, July 13, 1960
Original recordings produced by Michiel de Ruyter (#1-22)
Produced for CD release by Jordi Pujol
Stereo · 24-Bit Digitally Remastered
"The first 10 tracks were originally released on LP as Jazz Pictures At An Exhibition and here they are followed by the 12 tracks from Marriage In Modern Jazz. The CD ends with three further tracks from the singers award-winning appearance at the 1960 Antibes Jazz Festival. Reys is in very good form, displaying the thorough grasp of the idiom that marked her out as one of the eras most significant contemporary jazz singers outside America. Her sound is warm and engaging and this reissued material is very welcome. Her earlier work with drummer Wessel Ilcken (see FSR 861, reviewed June 2015) made clear her affinity with bop drummers and doubtless she was delighted at the opportunity to work with Clarke, a key presence on the Pictures tracks."
Bruce Crowther -Jazz Journal (August, 2015)
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