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Come, Lord Jesus
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Come, Lord Jesus
Thou who bought us with thy blood and with thy pain
Thou who suffered to redeem us
Come unto thine own to reign
Make an end of war among us
Bid all strife amid us cease
Come, Lord Jesus,
Come, and welcome, Prince of Peace
Come, Lord Jesus
Thou hast taught us of thy kingdom that shall be
When our sorrows shall be vanquished
Thus in hope we yearn for thee
Fill our longing with thy presence
Wipe away our every tear
Come, Lord Jesus,
Answer all our hearts' desire
Come, Lord Jesus,
Thou who loved us with a love that has no end
Come release us from the weakness
And the griefs of mortal men
Bid the blind behold thy glory,
Bid the lame in strength arise
Bid the grave yield up our lost ones
Unto never-ending life
Come, Lord Jesus,
To thy people who await the promised hour
Come amid the clouds of heaven
In thy majesty and power
We shall bow before thee gladly,
And with one accord shall sing
Blessed Jesus, thou art Lord and God and King!
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3 Safety Tips for Senior Air Travel
1/5/2012Traveling with seniors comes with several challenges. Families and friends take great care during travels with senior citizens. Senior travel is a balance of memory, health and medication.
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- Keep ID on your loved one. New environments can be especially dangerous for elderly folks who have dementia or who are prone to wandering. If your loved one wanders away someone will have an easier time of contacting you if they are wearing a bracelet or have a card in their pocket. There is even a new service that hosts GPS tracking devices in shoes for seniors.
- Locate medical centers near your destination. Keep phone numbers and addresses of healthcare centers in the area you will be traveling to. You can also ask your doctor in advance if they know of any physicians you should ask for directly. Schedule a pre-trip medical check-up to see if any dietary or prescription medication changes are needed before you leave.
- Keep prescription medication with you at all times. Ask your doctor for a note outlining the prescription medication your loved one needs. Luggage is lost every day. Missed medication for a senior could have a fatal reaction. If you forget to keep your medication in your carry-on luggage, if you have a list and your doctors' contact information they should be able to phone in a re-fill to a pharmacy in the area you are staying. Ask a doctor about the proper time to take medication if you're crossing time zones.
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The reasons women go for breast enhancement range from aesthetic to health. In the recent past, there is a hot buzz about natural breast enhancement procedures. This is the reason why products like Breast Actives have been created. This has been triggered by the increasing number of women who end up with lasting health problems after undergoing breast enhancement surgeries. Be it as it may, though, the demand for enhancing breasts is bound to increase the perceptions of old age and other aesthetic considerations are widespread and persistent.
The Natural Breast Enhancement Supplements
It has been observed that most of the so-called natural breast enhancement supplements are unlikely to achieve their objectives of use. In fact, the health experts point out that these supplements harbor a potential of causing health complications in those who use them. The common ingredients in most of these supplements include Palmetto, yam, and saw.
Although the manufacturers of the so-called breast enhancement supplements tout the possible benefits of some substances such as phytoestrogens derived from plants on breasts, there is no scientific basis for these claims. There have never been any studies or trials for the success or effectiveness of these supplements except for my breast actives review which you can find on my other website about how to gain bigger breasts. Moreover, scientists have reason to believe that such substances may even lead to serious health problems to the users.
They say that the substance holds the potential actually to suppress the growth of breast tissue instead of promoting their growth. Evidently, this is the exact opposite of what the manufacturers claim. In the recent past, a report from a study showed that there is no such effect of phytoestrogen. The report further dismissed any association with an increase in the density of the breast tissue and the use of the supplements with phytoestrogen.
It has been discovered that if you are on some drugs such as warfarin that are categorized as blood thinning, there is likely to be adverse drug interaction with serious ramifications.
Causes of Breast Enlargement
In most cases, breast enlargement problems occur as a consequence of using some medications. Birth control pills, hormone therapy, and some types of antidepressants have been cited to be common causes of the phenomenon in women.
True Natural Breast Enhancement
If you want to enhance your breasts, you need to maintain an erect posture most of the time. You also need to exercise with a focus on your chest muscles. If you need breast enhancement by other means, it is best to consult your doctor and listen carefully to the advice given


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In recent times, modern medicine is more and more recognizing that individuals's unnatural living surroundings is detrimental to their our bodies and minds, and that integrative drugs has an vital position in improving their lifestyles and quality of life. Complementary medication includes a lot of practices and programs of health care that, for a variety of cultural, social, financial, or scientific causes, have not been adopted by mainstream Western medication. Marcia Angell : "There can't be two sorts of medication – typical and different".
The terms-Alternative medicine, complementary medicine, integrative medication, holistic medicine, natural medication, unorthodox drugs, fringe medicine, unconventional medicine, and new age medication are used interchangeably as having the same meaning and are virtually synonymous in some contexts, 26 27 28 29 but may have completely different meanings in some rare circumstances.
In 2003, a undertaking funded by the CDC recognized 208 condition-treatment pairs, of which 58% had been studied by no less than one randomized managed trial (RCT), and 23% had been assessed with a meta-analysis 211 In accordance with a 2005 e-book by a US Institute of Medication panel, the variety of RCTs focused on CAM has risen dramatically.
Complementary medication is used in addition to typical medication, not as a alternative. Different medical techniques could also be based mostly on traditional medicine practices, similar to conventional Chinese medication (TCM), Ayurveda in India, or practices of other cultures around the globe.
Healthy behaviors, corresponding to consuming proper, getting enough physical activity, and not smoking, can reduce individuals's dangers of developing severe diseases. There are a lot of definitions of integrative" health care, but all contain bringing standard and complementary approaches together in a coordinated method.


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"Construction" as written by Eddie Casillas and Frank Casillas....
no matter what color, we're all guilty of prejudice- no one cares about the children- no one cares about the future- we better realize our differences- because deep inside we're all the same- (the time for change is now before we all self-destruct!) if the place where you came from is so superior- how would you know if you've never been there- there's nothing wrong with pride of heritage- just remember your kind is not the only one- ignorance and hatred going hand in hand- making you believe that you're the greater number tension all around you, staring you in the face- turn the fire down before the pot boils over-
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|Kashmir Ki Kali (1964) & Come September (1961)
The famous musical featuring Shammi Kappor and Sharmila Tagore has a sub-plot taken from 1961 classic "Come September" (1961), where the owner of a big house at a hill station finds out that his caretaker has turned his mansion into a Hotel in his absence.
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Bobby Sing
Oh Yes Raj! You are absolutely right.
SS Rahman
I think the Biswajeet starrer "Mere Sanam" is an almost exact copy of "Come September".
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Thats very right S S Rahman and thanks a lot for making me aware of his missed fact.


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There are many health benefits to using a massage chair, and as an added bonus, they are possibly the most comfortable chairs you will ever sit in. Although they can be expensive, there are many good reasons to invest in one.
One of the best features about massage chairs is the ability to completely customized to your own personal requirements. The better quality chairs have the ability to knead the neck, shoulders, back and even all the way down the legs. This means that specific areas can be targeted either on their own or in conjunction with other areas.
Some of the chairs also have the ability to warm you as you get massaged, using heating elements much the same as the ones used in car seats. This can make the overall massage experience more enjoyable and effective, especially for those living in colder climates.
Different styles of massage can also be programmed into the chairs, making them even more beneficial. Two of the most popular styles are Shiatsu and Swedish massage, which offers different techniques for very different ailments. Swedish massage, for example, is generally more kneading and firmer on the muscles than Shiatsu.
Health Benefits
As with any form of massage, a massage chair can offer a plethora of health benefits. Improved blood circulation is one of the main advantages, especially for elderly people who can find great relief from increased blood circulation.
The muscles will become more supple and relaxed, with stiffness, aches and pains becoming lessened as you get massaged, sitting in comfort. The benefits of a massage chair really come into it's own after exercising, as the increased blood flow will help to flush the lactic acid from the muscles, hastening recovery times.
Blood pressure in turn can be reduced and overall well-being increased, which is a benefit for your mental as well as physical health.
A major advantage of having your own massage chair is the ability to have a massage in the comfort and privacy of your own home. Some people may feel a little self-conscious about getting a massage from a stranger, especially if they have to remove some of their clothes in the process. This is a perfect solution that gives complete flexibility, meaning you can feel completely relaxed and comfortable in the comfort of your own home.
Although the initial costs of purchasing a massage chair can be high, when compared to the costs of having a massage from a professional masseuse on a regular basis, the chair can pay for itself in under a year. The chairs can start at a few hundred dollars for a basic version, perhaps covered in a man-made material and offering a limited range of massage, to top of the range models made of soft leather and equipped to provide multiple types of massage. These can cost thousands of dollars, but should last many years and offer you thousands of high quality massages.


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Chicago Bears Legend and Boys & Girls Club Alumnus Gale Sayers Meets With Club Members To Talk About His Experiences On and Off the Field. Sayers joins Bank of America in announcing $100,000 donation to the Boys & Girls Clubs in Greater Chicagoland continuing legacy LaSalle and Bank of America's giving tradition
Chicago Bears legend Gale Sayers will help announce Bank of America's $100,000 donation to the Boys & Girls Clubs in Greater Chicagoland. Sayers will speak to local James R. Jordan Boys & Girls Club members about his experiences on and off the field. Sayers largely attributes who is today to his experiences growing up as a member of his local Kansas area Boys & Girls Club. Bank of America is the official bank of NFL.
BIO: Born in Wichita, Kansas, Sayers' work ethic and development of his athletic talents resulted in dozens of college football scholarship offers but he chose to stay home and head to Lawrence to play for the Kansas Jayhawks. While at Kansas Sayers became a two-time All American tailback whose 99 yard touchdown run against Nebraska as a sophomore is still an NCAA record.
The "Kansas Comet" had just taken off when the Chicago Bears selected him in the 1965 NFL draft. His NFL career would become a treasured highlight film as the quick, agile and elusive player caused scores of missed tackles and created never-ending headaches for defensive coaches throughout the league.
A few of the many memorable achievements:
-1965 NFL Rookie of the Year
-NFL record six touchdowns in one game (1965 vs. San Francisco)
-1965 Led the NFL in scoring (22 touchdowns)
-All time NFL kickoff return leader (touchdowns and average)
-1967, '68, and '70 NFL All Star Game MVP
-Member of the NFL 75th Anniversary All Time Team
-1970 Most Courageous Player by the Pro Football Writers of America
-1977 Inducted in to NFL Hall of Fame (youngest player ever)
Upon retirement from the Bears, Sayers made his off-the-field life as exciting and productive as his football career. His many contributions to academics, athletics, business, community and charitable include:
National Board member - Junior Achievement
Board of Trustees - Boy Scouts of America Chicago Chapter
Board member - Marklund Children Center for handicapped children
Alumni spokesman - Boys and Girls Club of America
Board member - Better Boys Foundation
'B7Board member - The Cradle Adoption Agency
Sayers' Hall of Fame story also includes his work as an author and humanitarian. His book of Offensive Football Fundamentals and much acclaimed autobiography, I am Third, represents more than athletic and business success. It reflects Sayers' philosophy of life: the Lord is first; my family and friends are second; I am third. The sad, heart warming, and award-winning television movie "Brian's Song" was scripted directly from I am Third. The movie featured the special on and off the field relationship between Sayers and his cancer-stricken teammate, Brian Piccolo. Pride, poise, leadership, dedication and loyalty are all Hall of Fame traits exhibited by the original "Magic" man of professional sports. For Sayers, and men like him, sacrifice equals greatness.
Currently serving as President of Sayers 40, Inc., a company he founded with his wife in 1984, he holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education and a Masters of Science degree in Educational Administration from Kansas. He has also undertaken financial management training at the New York Institute of Finance.
BACKGROUND: The Bank of America Charitable Foundation is one of the largest corporate foundations in the country. Bank of America supports the communities in which it's associates live and work through philanthropic giving, associate volunteerism and community development efforts. Building on the outstanding track records of Bank of America and LaSalle Bank, Bank of America will continue to deliver capital and credit to low- and moderate-income and minority communities, setting a goal to invest and lend $70 billion over ten years in IL. Additionally, Bank of America will sustain legacy LaSalle and Bank of America's philanthropic giving in Illinois at over $14 million.
About Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago (BGCC), an affiliate of Boys & Girls Clubs of America strives to inspire all young people, especially those who need us the most to realize their full potential as responsible and caring citizens. Today, Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago provides services through 32 locations (8 facility-based Club sites; 23 school based sites; and 1 child care only location) with a staff of just over 325 professionals. Clubs are packed every day with an average daily attendance of 3,200 children at any given time. Please support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago by visiting www.bgcc.org or calling 312-235-8000.
James R. Jordan Boys & Girls Club
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Chief James Thomas' announcement that he will retire this week provides Glastonbury with a chance to reinvigorate its police department. As town officials begin the search for Mr. Thomas' replacement, they should avoid the easy path of looking mostly at people within Glastonbury's ranks. A broader search would help ensure that more top-notch applicants are considered; it also would provide candidates with no ties to the factionalism that has developed within the department.
Mr. Thomas has been on the Glastonbury force since 1970, except for a brief stint in Vernon. He's been chief since 1987. He's leaving to take a job with the state Office of Policy and Management. Undoubtedly, there are hopeful and qualified officers within the department who are eyeing his job. One of them may be the right choice. But it would be miraculous if town officials could find a Glastonbury officer who hasn't taken a side in recent intradepartmental disputes.


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For this posting I am venturing outside of Ottawa to share some pieces of mid-century marketing for houses and developments in Peel Region (Brampton/Bramalea and Mississauga). I have to admit that I spent the first 2/3 of my life living in Brampton, so I know quite a bit about my hometown and its mid-century roots. Here are a few great mid-century marketing pieces along with my own fun insights and comments.
All that is missing in his dream bubble is a white picket fence, his wife, 2.5 kids and a dog named Scruffy. Ah, the North-American dream. Gotta love it!
1960s Gender roles aside, this companion ad was perfect for the time.
The same two birds in front of the house seem to be in most of the Bramalea ads from the time, such as in the 2 above...I wonder why?
I always love the features of 'dream homes' from the 1960s, like a carport and hood fan...
Whoa! Hold it! Don't sign yet...until you have seen Bramalea. But you must act quickly...Bramalea is selling out fast...there is only enough land to sustain building for the next 35 years (literally, Bramalea was finally completed at the end of the 1990s).
I am not sure if newspaper readers felt the same way in 1963, but Bonnie Bramalea terrifies me. Where are her pupils?
She's baaack...and slightly less creepy. Still no pupils, though.
Ok, so they topped pupil-less Bonnie Bramalea, with the creepier talking house!! The sound and light production must have been neat to see, though.
It is official...the free helicopter rides have to be the coolest marketing gimmick ever! The nearby development of Peel Village also offered free helicopter rides around the same time to see that neighbourhood being built.
This is very idyllic ad...the only thing is that there are no hills in Bramalea where you can look out over the land...(at least not in the 1960s. Much later the former dump was turned into a ski-hill, which does offer an outlook over Bramalea).
In 1961, a series of simple, but cute, ads were run for Bramalea. I love them all, so I have included every one!
These last three are my absolute favourite!
Did children really parade down the street in the 1960s? Maybe in Bramalea they did!
Things are happening in Bramalea! This groovy ad has a far out design that screams 1970s!
I have heard semi-detached houses called many things: doubles, twin homes...but Sweatheart Homes is certainly unique. I have never heard it used again, though...
Oh how I wish I am old enough to have been around to see all 28 model homes. It would have been sensory overload. I visited the 26 model homes in the Springdale community (also in Brampton) model home court in the 1990s, and it was a day in itself to see them all! But I was in heaven. I still have the shopping bag that they gave out to fill with floor plans.
Yep, that is a car on top of a house in Applewood Heights, Mississauga. It is little known fact that it was quite normal to park your car on the roof of your house in 1960s Mississauga.
Ok...that was a lie. This was a marketing stunt by Shipp Builders - who also owned car dealerships. They were able to draw attention to both their houses and cars that were for sale.


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Help Ive recently found out that a close mate of mine was Lying about a guy touching her up in a pub saying he was touching her bum and hand and other stuff. i never saw anything but thought why would she lie. the thing is shes a really big flirt and people get the wrong impression. she has also said this has happened to her years ago when at school which i belived but now im no sure.i confronted the guy about it and he said he was talking to her but would never do it as he was happey being married and had children older then her, i do no she can lie sometimes but i thought this was more serious thing to say really. she has a boyfriend nearly 14 years older then her shes in her twenties.
thing is im not sure if i can trust her again really does this sound mean of me to say it? When talking to another mate about it they said they would not speak to her if they knew her im not sure what to do as im not sure like i said if i can trust her(she made me feel bad for taking her to that pub)
What would you all do? please help i really need advice


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Ray Patterson, age 57 of Briceville, TN passed away on Wednesday, November 23, 2016 at his home. He was a loving husband, father, and grandfather. Ray was an avid fan of NASCAR and Dale Earnhardt. He enjoyed the outdoors, camping, fishing, and hunting. His best friend was his dogs, Jasper and Stretch. Ray was always a jokester and liked to make people laugh. He was a member of Indian Bluff Baptist Church in Briceville, TN.
Ray is preceded in death by his parents, Elmer and Billie Patterson; mother in law and father in law, Jean Doris and Shirley Braden; brothers in law, Arvil Phillips, and Leon Phillips; and nephew, Anthony Phillips.
Ray is survived by his wife, Sandy Patterson of Briceville, TN; son, Joshua Patterson and wife, Brandi of Clinton, TN; brothers, C.E. Patterson and wife, Bernice of Lake City, TN, Kenny Patterson of Clinton, TN, and Alvin Patterson and wife, Veronica of Lake City, TN; sisters, Helen Powers and husband, Dennis of Clinton, TN, Bertha Phillips of Clinton, TN, and Kathy Phillips and husband, Lester of Wartburg, TN; 4 grandchildren, Christy, Katlyn, Joshua Jr., and Madison, and a host of other relatives and friends.
Ray's family will receive his friends from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm on Saturday, November 26, 2016 with his funeral service to follow at 8:00 pm in the chapel of Jones Mortuary with Rev. Jimmy Alt officiating. Ray's interment will be at 2:00 pm on Sunday, November 27, 2016 at the Bill Patterson Cemetery in New River, TN. Jones Mortuary in Clinton, TN is in charge of all arrangements.


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Monday, July 21, 2014
Lions, cheetahs and giraffes... oh my
First up we met the zoos whole pride of lions - 3 lionesses (full sisters) and 2 kings of the jungle (half brothers to each other). I won't lie, as they approached I was feeling a little nervous! They have an imposing presence and the zoo keeper was telling us that the lions like to get a rise out of visitors by making sudden movements, roaring etc. And they did. Cheeky cats!
The zoo keeper was very passionate about lions, gave us lots of information and allowed us to ask all the questions we liked (it was only me and DH on the encounter). All the handling of the lions the visitors are allowed to do (such as holding their tail) is used in the desensitization of the lions for times when they need medication, need to be weighed etc so it's nothing that isn't beneficial for them.
At the end we got to feed them. I have to say I was pretty scared about this part, but despite their huge teeth they were so gentle! It's a pretty odd experience feeling the breath of a lion on your hand and having it lick you. Scarey but exciting.
Don't panic, it isn't my blood trickling down my hand in the next photo. It was the blood from the meat we were feeding them.
We walked away to our next encounter on a bit of a high! Next up was the cheetahs. This was a completely different experience as there are no barriers. We met two 5 year old male cheetahs (full brothers). We sat down and they wandered amongst us (three zookeepers and two other vistiors). One lay down in front of us and rolled on it's back, legs in the air just like your domestic cat likes to do.
I was a little bit nervous at one stage as something caught the eye of one of them and it was walking straight towards Ronnie and I with a very determined look. We moved a little bit away from one another and it sat between us! Phew, it didn't want to eat one of us. lol
Did you know that cheetahs purr? They are the largest of the cats who purr. Another interesting fact we learned was that if a cat can purr it can't roar - and vice versa.
Again, the zookeepers (all women as these two cheetahs don't like male zookeepers) were very passionate and shared lots of information and facts about cheetahs and cheetah conservation. Exciting and enlightening.
Next stop - giraffes. Unfortunately, Saturday was a cold, cold day. The giraffes were hiding out in their heated enclosure and would not come out - not even for food. :-) So, we didn't get to meet them up close and personal but not to worry we have a voucher to do this again in the future. We are going to wait until the summer before rebooking, just to be sure :-) And we'll take Annabelle with us next time. We took her back in March and even at such a young age quite enjoyed small parts of it - including trying to grab this Bolivian squirrel monkey through the glass.
Anyway, it was a super day and if you ever get the chance to do a close encounter you should definitely go for it (at our local zoo some of the fee for the close encounters goes towards local and overseas conservation projects, which is another plus).
I hope your week is off to a great start!
12 comments:
- CJ said...
Thanks for sharing your zoo adventure, how thrilling!!!
- 12:05 am
- Vickie said...
Oh my! I didn't even know such encounters existed! Wow! I surely would have fainted had you not warned me of the blood!!
- 12:49 am
- Marlene Jones said...
Lucky, lucky you, loved this post.
- 2:21 am
- Linda H said...
Wow!! What an awesome experience this must have been!!
- 2:52 am
- Ann at Beadlework. said...
Wow Rowyn, I would have loved the cheetah encounter - they are beautiful animals. What an unforgettable gift.
- 3:30 am
- Melissa said...
Oh wow, that looked exciting and scary at the same time. Interesting info about the animals.
It's cute to see Annabelle with the fluffy baby hair!
- 4:10 am
What a fantastic experience!. I never really thought about big cats purring, that would have been cool to hear!
- 8:48 am
- valerie said...
What an amazing experience! The photos are great. I am so glad you had a good time and can't wait to see when you visit the giraffes!
- 11:01 am
- Barb said...
What a fascinating post. I really enjoyed reading it!
- 2:38 pm
- Carol said...
Oh, what fun photos, Rowyn (glad you explained the trickle of blood to us!!)...
- 1:31 am
- Andrea said...
Wow, so exciting for you. I didn't know about the purring and roaring ... you learn something new every day.
- 4:53 am
- ricketyjo said...
Fab photos, I think you are super brave to get that close to them!! Wow! :)
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Past Activities
January 22-23, 2011
Better Riding Thru Body Awareness
- Dates: Saturday, Jan. 22nd and Sunday, Jan. 23rd
- Clinician: Physiotherapist Sandra Sokoloski
Open to All
VHF is excited to present the High Performance Equestrian Specialist Physiotherapist Sandra Sokoloski, from Calgary for a unique assessment and performance enhancement workshop. Open to riders of all levels, Sandra will conduct an individual unmounted physiotherapy assessment in the concert room which will be followed with a mounted group session. The mounted session will be in collaboration with trainer Lorraine Laframboise and will interface the body-work session with specific riding skill applications.
Being a rider and having worked with all levels of equestrians including the Alberta High Performance Rider Program with Lorraine Laframboise, Sandra is presenting her theories and findings in a lecture with demonstrations at the Equine Canada yearly National Conference the 24th-25th of January here in Ottawa.
Please contact us by email or phone to sign up or if you are interested in receiving additional information.
Fees are; $150 for two days or $100 for one day.
Proposed Schedule:
- 9:00 - Lecture, demo and work out session for all participants
- 12:00 - Lunch (provided)
- 12:30 - First group riding workshop
- 1:30 - Second group riding workshop
- 2:30 - Individual treatments
- 9:00 - Lecture and recap
- 11:00 - Individual treatments continued
- 12:00 - Lunch (provided)
- 12:30 - First group riding workshop
- 1:30 - Second group riding workshop
- 2:30 - Wrap up


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Tre Kronor just got their first Instagram account! Go follow us @trekronorresto for more posts about whats happening around our restaurant! Just click the Instagram link at the bottom of the page to find us! Also go check us out on Facebook, the links right next to Instagram's.
Magnus Nilsson coming to Tre Kronor
Owner of the world famous Fäviken restaurant, Magnus Nilsson will be attending a fundraiser for the Swedish American museum that has opened an exhibit on the chefs photography collection. The dinner will be held at Tre Kronor September 14th


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Job security seems to be on the minds of many who work in Humboldt's underground cannabis industry. Big changes have been shaking up business in the Golden State and it hits home particularly hard in Humboldt, where working in the cannabis labor force is a way of life for many. People are afraid that living wage jobs are going to be the first casualty of the revolution.
Farmer-turned-activist Brian Shields believes unionizing workers may be the key to protecting a decades-old way of life in Humboldt and could even improve it.
Shields is the founder of the Humboldt Medical Cannabis Union (HMCU), a group he says is aimed at using the traditional union model to protect living wage jobs in the Emerald Triangle's cannabis industry. HMCU plans to unify farmers, laborers and processors for the benefit of all. Shields believes that many small farmers want to continue offering a living wage and would benefit from a united workforce.
The main benefit for farmers: access to a consistent, committed and trained labor force to improve efficiency and security. Laborers, processors and providers would benefit from collective bargaining power, job security and a living wage. Shields says the union would also work to get these groups conditions that people in more traditional jobs take for granted, such as access to a safe working environment, regular breaks and bathrooms.
The HMCU isn't the first to try unionizing cannabis workers. Major players such as the United Food and Commercial Workers union have been involved in organizing cannabis workers for the last six years. The UFCW currently represents around 3,000 cannabis workers across 10 states where medical or recreational cannabis has been made legal.
Shields is interested in working with the UFCW down the line and has even met with the organization's leadership. He believes, however, that local grassroots organizing is the way to go right now. Michael Kraft, former head of the Northern California Small Business Development Center and an expert on local labor practices, agrees.
"In Humboldt County, we find ourselves working pretty hard to have a voice, and I think local representation working with local employers would be an advantage," Kraft said.
There are a lot of challenges to organizing the local cannabis industry. People are hesitant still to come forward and be put on any kind of list, and there are still big incentives to remain in the black market. HMCU's current membership is 12, including Shields with two new applications currently pending.
Shields says the organization does not currently charge dues and has been entirely funded through online crowd sourcing. So far the group has raised $950 according to it's Gofundme page. New applicants are required to pay a $40 non-refundable application fee that goes to cover a background check.
For now, the HMCU only plans to work with medical cannabis workers. When asked about legalization, Shields says it would be up to the board to decide when that time comes but personally, "I want to fight as hard as I can to keep it medical." Shields refers to the organization as his life's work and is one of many people trying to protect the economy and way of life for a large portion of Humboldt County's residents.
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- 138The Roman emperor Hadrian adopts Antoninus Pius, effectively making him his successor.
- 493Odoacer surrenders Ravenna after a 3-year siege and agrees to a mediated peace with Theoderic the Great.
- 628Khosrau II is overthrown by his son Kavadh II.
- 1336Four thousand defenders of Pilėnai commit mass suicide rather than be taken captive by the Teutonic Knights.
- 1631François de Bassompierre, a French courtier, is arrested on Richelieu's orders.
- 1797Colonel William Tate and his force of 1000–1500 soldiers surrender after the Last invasion of Britain.
- 1821Greek War of Independence: Alexander Ypsilantis issues a proclamation at Iași, announcing that he had "the support of a great power" (i.e. Russia).
- 1831Battle of Olszynka Grochowska, part of Polish November Uprising against Russian Empire.
- 1836Samuel Colt is granted a United States patent for the Colt revolver.
- 1843Lord George Paulet occupies the Kingdom of Hawaii in the name of Great Britain in the Paulet Affair (1843).
- 1848Provisional government in revolutionary France, by Louis Blanc's motion, guarantees workers'rights.
- 1856A Peace conference opens in Paris after the Crimean War.
- 1866Miners in Calaveras County, California, discover what is now called the Calaveras Skull - human remains that supposedly indicated that man, mastodons, and elephants had co-existed.
- 1870Hiram Rhodes Revels, a Republican from Mississippi, is sworn into the United States Senate, becoming the first African American ever to sit in the U.S. Congress.
- 1875Guangxu Emperor of Qing dynasty China begins his reign, under Empress Dowager Cixi's regency.
- 1901J. P. Morgan incorporates the United States Steel Corporation.
- 1912Marie-Adélaïde, the eldest of six daughters of Guillaume IV, becomes the first reigning Grand Duchess of Luxembourg.
- 1916World War I: The Germans capture Fort Douaumont during the Battle of Verdun.
- 1919Oregon places a one cent per U.S. gallon tax on gasoline, becoming the first U.S. state to levy a gasoline tax.
- 1921Tbilisi, capital of the Democratic Republic of Georgia, is occupied by Bolshevist Russia.
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A UNESCO World Heritage site, Quito is also the capital city of Ecuador. It sits at an elevation of more than 9,000 feet, making it the highest official capital city in the world. What that means for travelers is there will be a huge adjustment to the elevation gain upon arrival. Visitors should take the first day or two to do easy walking activities and not exert themselves, making sure to also drink plenty of fluids. Once you adjust to the elevation, you're in for a real treat. Quito offers some of the most stunning examples of gothic architecture, lively central plazas, and a colorful culture. Explore this beautiful capital city and take a step back in time as you walk through 17-century streets and buildings.
Your first stop in Quito should be at the Plaza de la Independencia, or the Plaza Grande, located in the heart of Old Town Quito. This centrally-located square features a monument dedicated to the heroes of Ecuador's fight for independence from Spanish control. It's also home to the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Carondelet Palace. In addition, the Archbishop's Palace is located in the plaza; it was built in 1700 and has been the seat of religious authority and resident of the Bishop since then. It's also one of the oldest buildings in the city. In that plaza, you'll find many cafes and restaurants with small, outdoor seating areas so you can sit and look out into the hub of the city while sipping on an espresso or warm canelazo, a traditional Ecuadorian alcoholic beverage made with aguardiente (alcohol), cinnamon, sugar, and juice. Definitely try one while you're in Quito!
The architecture in Quito is some of the most beautiful in the country. Head to the Basilica and pay the $1 entrance fee to experience, arguably, the oldest gothic church in North and South America. Its lookout tower offers a breathtaking view of the city below, just hang onto your belongings because it can get really windy atop the building! La Iglesia de la Compania de Jesus is another must-visit while in Quito. Its intricately ornate interior contributes to its intrigue, as you'll immediately notice the gold leaf, gilded plaster and wood carvings. This church is one of the most significant works of Spanish Baroque architecture and is considered one of the most stunning sights in all of Ecuador.
Otavalo is perhaps one of the more frequently-visited towns from Quito, and for good reason. Just an hour and 45-minute drive from Quito, this place comes to life on the weekends, as it holds a massive outdoor market that takes up nearly 1/3 of the town. Take a bus here and you can find anything you need, including clothing, tapestry, jewelry and other hand-made crafts. Be weary of paying high prices for goods that are not handcrafted, as many are manufactured in nearby towns and even outside of the country. Bargaining with the seller is recommended to get the fairest price. When you're all shopped out, consider heading to Laguna de Cuicocha, a 2-mile wide lake at the foot of the Cotacachi Volcano. Visitors can hike the trail that wraps around the lake, or trek part of it if time is a constraint. If you're a sports fan and your team is playing while in Otavalo, head to The Red Pub for a few drinks while you catch the game. For authentic Ecuadorian food, check out Mi Otavalito.
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By nightmare I meant complexity. Currently all my webapps are located in a single directory, its flat, it only contains webapps (IE. folders with a WEB-INF directory). I have approximately a dozen Hosts defined across 3 domain names (and every intention of adding more). Some Hosts have single Contexts, but others have dozens of Contexts defined. If each Host must have it's own unique appBase for the Manager to work correctly, then that entails a 3 level structure for my webserver's document root: / --/webapps -----/host_<MY_HOST> -------/<MY_CONTEXT> Which means reworking the build scripts for each and every webapp. If this is the only way to have the manager work correctly, then I guess I'll have to do. I just don't understand why the server.xml cannot be interpreted as a logical structure. If I can define a "/blahblah" Context on a docBase of "foobar-webapp" (a logical or arbitrary mapping) why can't Contexts be understood as belonging to certain arbitrary Hosts, regardless of their filepath? On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 12:11 PM, Hassan Schroeder < firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 9:22 AM, Jonathan Mast > <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > So you are saying each Host *must* have it's own distinct appBase. > > Not "must", but that's the easy/simple/standard way to do it, and of > course you're free to complicate your life in any number of ways by > fighting it. :-) > > > That > > sucks, doing that will make my deployment process a nightmare. Any way > > around the problem I described above? > > Uh, "nightmare"? If it were me I'd fix that deployment process. YMMV. > > -- > Hassan Schroeder ------------------------ email@example.com > twitter: @hassan > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > >
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Wash and Soak 3 cups of rice and 1 cup of urad dal in two seperate bowls.
After 5 to 6 hrs grind into a fine paste and transfer to steel vessel.
Keep oven in warm for 10 minutes and switch off the oven.
Close the vessel with lid and place the vessel in oven and leave to ferment for 8hrs.
Stir in sufficient salt and now the batter is ready for dosa or idly.
Apply oil to the idly plates and pour the batter.Stack the idly plates in pressure cooker and steam for 10 minutes.
Vegetables - 1 cup(Cho cho,sunburst pattypan squash)
green chilli - 1no
Tomato - ½ no
Tamarind paste - 1 tspn
Boiled toor dal - 2 cups
Curry leaves - 4 or 5 leaves
Oil for seasoning.
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Cho Cho Sunburstpattypan Squash Sambar:
Put oil in a pressure cooker and add mustard seeds,red chillies,curryleaves,asafoetida for seasoning.
Add chopped onions,green chillies and fry for a while.Add chopped tomatoe and chopped vegetables .
Stir for a while and add sambar powder,turmeric,tamarind paste ,salt according to taste.Pour water and close the lid.When steam starts coming add boiled toor dal to the mixture and close the lid and put the pressure.
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5. Carbone Coal Fired Pizza, Winnipeg
Coal-fired ovens, the theory goes, heat up hotter than wood-fired, meaning thin-crust pizzas are cooked quickly enough to be enjoyably crispy without losing moisture. The debate's still going on which kind is better, so head to Carbone – Winnipeg's only coal-fired pizza place – to try for yourself. Their pizza dough is made with organic Alberta-grown flour, sauce is prepared fresh daily and other menu options include oven-roasted chicken wings, white bean hummus, fresh salads and the Ferrero, a personal-size dessert pizza with Nutella, roasted banana and optional gelato.
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An avalanche is a sudden and rapid flow of snow, often mixed with air and water, down a mountainside. Avalanches are 1 the biggest dangers in the mountains for both life and property.
All avalanches are caused by an over-burden of material, typically snowpack, that is too massive and unstable for the slope 2 supports it. Determining the critical load, the amount of over-burden which is 3 an avalanche, 4 a complex task involving the evaluation of a number of factors.
Terrain slopes flatter than 25 degrees or steeper than 60 degrees typically have a low 5 of avalanche. Snow does not 6 significantly on steep slopes; also, snow does not 7 easily on fiat slopes. Human-triggered avalanches have the greatest incidence when the snow's angle of rest1 is 8 35 and 45 degrees; the critical angle, the angle at which the human incidence of avalanches is greatest, is 38 degrees. The rule of thumb2 is: A slope that is 9 enough to hold snow but steep enough to ski has the potential to generate an avalanche, regardless of the angle. Additionally3, avalanche risk increases with 10 ; that is, the more a slope is disturbed by skiers, the more likely it is that an avalanche will occur.
Due to the complexity of the subject, winter travelling in the backcountry4 is never 100% safe. Good avalanche safety is a continuous 11 , including route selection and examination to the snowpack, weather 12 , and human factors. Several well-known good habits can also 13 the risk. If local authorities issue avalanche risk reports, they should be considered and all warnings should be paid 14 to. Never follow in the tracks of others without your own evaluations; snow conditions are almost certain to have changed since they were made. Observe the terrain and note obvious avalanche paths where plants are 15 or damaged. Avoid traveling below others who might trigger an avalanche.


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You've done the deal, you're feeling fantastic – and then your client rings to say they might have made a mistake…
As salespeople, we've all had experience of buyer's remorse. And most of us recognise the cause - that we haven't fully convinced the client our offer is right for them in the first place.
What can your teams do to ensure they don't fall foul of this post-close problem?
The following tips work a treat for my team and I, and will hopefully have the same impact on you and yours!
- Make sure you spend a little time with the client, post-close. A general chat will not only alleviate any concerns they might harbour, but will give them the opportunity to raise them while you're on the phone or at their office.
- Remind them of the benefits they're about to experience.
- Ask them how they'd like their account to be managed.
- Mention other customers who have made the same decision.
- Ask to be introduced to any relevant stakeholders so you can run through your processes and procedures, and take the onus off the customer.
- Be explicit about when they will next hear from you and give a specific date.
- Send them an email within 24 hours, thanking them for their business and confirming the next steps.
By following these 7 simple steps, you are on track to closing that deal. "I'm sorry, I've changed my mind" will be the thing of the past!
By Lorna Leck, Managing Director of The Sales Activator® Ltd


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An Asian weevil with a broad host range has become established in southeastern Florida, U.S.A., representing the first report of this species in the Western Hemisphere
Myllocerus undatus was discovered in southern Florida in October, 2000. The infestation apparently encompasses an area of approximately 26 X 9 miles (~41 X 14 km). Although the potential impact as a pest is unknown, this insect has been observed on numerous hosts in Florida which suggests an extremely broad host range.
Preocupación: Aside from the original description (Faulk, 1916), there are virtually no reports of this insect in the literature. There is essentially no information available on this pest's biology. Its distribution was apparently previously limited to Sri Lanka, although a more extensive Asian distribution may exist.
Hospedantes: Host records in Florida include: lychee (Litchee chinensis), longan (Euphoria longana), mamey (Mammee sapota), areca palms (Dypis lutescens), hibiscus (Hiscus rosa-sinensis), Australian brush-cherry (Syzygium paniculatum), cocoplum (Chrysobalanus icaco), tropical almond (Terminalia catappa), crepe-myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica), akee (Blighia sapida), citrus (Citrus spp.), grapefruit (Citrus x paradisi), Hong Kong orchid tree (Bauhinia x blakeana), orchid tree (Bauhinia spp.), powderpuff (Calliandra haematocephala), Surinam cherry (Eugenia uniflora), orange jasmine (Murraya paniculata), calomondin (Citrafortunella microcarpa), and Turk's cap (Malvaviscus penduliflorus)
Asia (Sri Lanka), U.S.A. (recent infestation in Florida)
Estrategias de detección
Adult feeding damage is most easily observed, manifested as marginal leaf notching or skeletonizing. Adult damage may be visible from a considerable distance. Larvae are presumed to be root feeders, although further biological data will be necessary to confirm this. Regarding surveys, there are reports that adults may fly to blacklight traps.
Myllocerus undatus is superficially similar to a weevil native to Florida, Artipus floridanus. A morphological comparison of these species can be viewed on Florida's DPI Pest Alert.
Otro tipo de información:
Source: Florida Division of Plant Industry
Referencias: Marshall G.A.K. (1916) The fauna of British India including Ceylon and Burma. Coleoptera, Rhynchophora-Curculionidae. Taylor and Francis, London. V-XV, 367 pp.
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HIGH street retailer The Gadget Shop was today reported to be on the brink of administration following a boardroom dispute.
Talks to sell the 65-strong chain of stores collapsed after shareholders who own 40 per cent of the firm refused to back a rescue plan put together by executive chairman Chris Gorman, according to The Sunday Times.
It is understood that accountants PKF will be appointed as administrators as early as tomorrow. The Gadget Shop, which employs 700 staff, could not be reached for comment today.
Offers for the Hull-based firm are expected to be forthcoming because it has debts of only a few million pounds.
Potential buyers include rival chains or private equity groups, although analysts think these investors may be losing interest in the retail sector as consumer spending slows down.
According to The Sunday Times, Mr Gorman has the support of Scottish entrepreneur Tom Hunter who is worth an estimated é500 million. The pair have a combined shareholding of 50 per cent of the Gadget Shop.
But their vision for the company is believed to be opposed by Freeserve founder Peter Wilkinson and trader John Wood who own 40 per cent of the group.
The remaining 10 per cent of shares is held by Jonathan Elvidge, the chief executive and founder of the Gadget Shop in 1991, who is understood to support Mr Gorman.
The newspaper report said one retailer walked away from talks last week fearing that it would become embroiled in the legal battle between the two groups of shareholders if it tried to buy the business.
Gadget Shop future 'in doubt'
HIGH street retailer The Gadget Shop was today reported to be on the brink of administration following a boardroom dispute.


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The University of Southern Indiana University Core Curriculum requires completion of ENG 101, Rhetoric and Composition I, and ENG 201, Rhetoric and Composition II. These two courses are commonly referred to as the "first-year composition sequence" because students are encouraged to complete these fundamental classes early in their college careers, to help them develop as academic writers.
USI students may enter their first-year composition sequence at one of these three points (choose a course to view its description in the USI Academic Bulletin):
ENG 101 contributes three credits towards the six credits required for the Composition category of the University Core 39. For students who entered the university prior to fall 2014, ENG 101 contributes three of the nine credits required for the University Core Curriculum Goal A1 for Composition/Speech. ENG 100 course credits apply as electives toward graduation, but students must still complete ENG 101 to satisfy their UCC requirement.
GENS 098 is a non-credit course, meaning credit in the class will not apply to a degree.
Placement Criteria
For direct placement into English 101, students must meet two of the following three* criteria:
*An SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing Section (EBRW) score of 510 or higher is considered to meet both criteria numbers 2 and 3; this is to be utilized when the SAT Reading and Writing & Language scores are not accessible.
Writing Placement
Students who do not meet these criteria compose a Writing Placement Essay. This essay is completed during a 45-minute period at USI and is scored by USI English instructors. Based on the placement essay score, students are enrolled in either ENG 101, ENG 100 or GENS 098. Each essay is scored by at least two instructors. If the two instructors agree, then the student may enroll in the appropriate course. If the first two instructors do not agree, then the essay is scored by a third reader, and the student is placed in the course on which two of the three instructors agree.
Placement via the Writing Placement Essay exam is final and cannot be appealed. The Writing Placement Essay cannot be retaken.
Placement into English 201
Enrollment in ENG 201 requires credit for ENG 101. Credit for ENG 101 may be obtained in one of three ways:
Waiver of English 201 Requirement
Students may place out of ENG 101 and ENG 201 by completing the high school Advanced Placement Course (AP) in Language and Composition with a score of 4 or higher.
On rare occasions, a student may have completed a Writing Across the Curriculum or Writing in the Disciplines course or courses at another college or university. Such instances will be evaluated by the Director of Composition on a case-by-case basis and will require students to supply substantial evidence of the work required and completed for the course or courses in question. In these instances, if the ENG 201 requirement is waived, the ENG 101 requirement is waived as well.
Directed Self-Placement
Some students who meet the criteria for placement in ENG 101 may feel that they would be better served by either ENG 100 or GENS 098. In this case, you are encouraged to confer with your academic advisor, who can help you decide what course would be most appropriate.
In some instances, instructors of ENG 101, ENG 100 or GENS 098 may feel that a student has been improperly placed based on the in-class diagnostic writing essay all first-year composition instructors are encouraged to conduct during the first week of classes. If your instructor believes you would be better served by entering the first-year composition sequence at a different point, she or he may speak with you about placement options. It is then your choice to remain in your current course or to enroll in the course your instructor recommends.
Sometimes, students are reluctant to enroll in ENG 100 or GENS 098 because these courses do not contribute to the University Core 39's Composition requirement (for students entering prior to fall 2014, University Core Curriculum Goal A1 for Composition/Speech). Nevertheless, the most important factor in designing a program of study should be long-term academic success. Entering the first-year composition sequence at the appropriate point will help to ensure that you get off to the right start in developing those crucial skills of communication, critical thinking and creativity, which will benefit you well beyond the composition classroom.


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25th May'2017 (Prag News Desk): As BJP is on the onset of celebrating its first anniversary in the State, the Cabinet under the hegemony of Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave the approval to the setting up of AIIMS in the State. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences will be on floor with an estimate of 1,123 crore and post the date of approval, it is projected to be completed in 48 months.
The medical institute will set up under the "Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Suraksha Yojna. The Kamrup AIIMS will consist of a hospital with a capacity of 750 beds and trauma centre facilities. With a projection of pre-construction phase of 15 months and commissioning phase of 3 months.
At AIIMS, Assam pattern will also include a medical college which can accommodate 100 MBBS students per year, a nursing for 60 BSc (Nursing) students, residential complexes and allied facilities The hospital will have 22 speciality or superspeciality departments including 16 operation theatres, an AYUSH department with 30 beds for treatment facilities in traditional systems of medicine.
AIIMS, Kamrup will serve as a superspeciality health care to the population. It will place a stale of doctors and other health workers in this region, available for primary and secondary level institutions created under the National Health Mission (NHM).


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These potential supervisors are offering projects for students starting in 2017.
The project titles listed below are suggestions from the supervisors, to give an idea of the research in their lab. Each Copenhagen Bioscience PhD Programme student chooses three labs for short rotation projects, then makes an agreement with one of those supervisors to host their long-term project. The ultimate PhD project is developed in collaboration between the supervisor and student, according to their mutual interests.
Josh Brickman – Regulating the transition from totipotency to pluripotency
Anne Grapin-Botton – Single cell choices and community behavior during organogenesis
Elisabetta Ferretti – Role of Pbx proteins in lineage choice and mesodermal competence
Kristian Helin – Targeting epigenetic enzymes in cancer
Agnete Kirkeby – Modelling human brain development in 3D with stem cells
Elke Ober – Progenitor cell behaviours in zebrafish liver organogenesis and regeneration
Ole William Petersen – The cellular origin of human breast cancer
Bo Porse – Epigenetic control in normal and malignant hematopoiesis
Jakub Sedzinski – From single molecules to forces. A quantitative understanding of epithelial homeostasis at the sub-cellular, cellular and tissue level
Henrik Semb – How polarity shapes the destiny of stem cells
Palle Serup – Integration of Notch Signalling and Lineage Specific Transcription Factors in Organ Patterning
Søren Brunak – Network biology of multi-morbidity patients with more than one disease
Chuna Ram Choudhary – Identifying novel regulatory mechanisms through system-wide analysis of signaling networks
Julien Duxin – Mechanism of DNA-protein crosslink repair in S-phase
Lars Juhl Jensen – Network biology: large-scale biomedical data and text mining
Jiri Lukas – Molecular thresholds of signalling pathways that keep our genomes stable
Niels Mailand – Functional characterization of DNA damage signaling pathways
Matthias Mann – Patient stratification by their plasma proteomes
Guillermo Montoya – Structural cell biology of genome editing protein-DNA complexes
Michael Lund Nielsen – Characterizing post-translational modifications by quantitative proteomics
Jakob Nilsson – Regulation of cell division by protein phosphatases
Jesper Olsen – Global analysis of disease signaling pathways by quantitative phosphoproteomics
Ken Arnold – Public Engagement with Metabolic Research through Exhibitions: Developing Theoretical and Practical Frameworks for Collection and Display
Manimozhiyan Arumugam – Systems biology and bioinformatics for studying human microbiome in health and disease
Romain Barrès – Molecular bases of epigenetic inheritance of metabolic dysfunction in humans
Brice Emanuelli – Exploring the Molecular Mechanisms Controlling Insulin Action and Metabolic Functions
Zach Gerhart-Hines – Control of brown and beige adipose metabolism by the body's clock
Niels Grarup – Role of the human genome in metabolic health and disease
Torben Hansen – Studies of genetics of metabolism in population isolates / The role of the gut-liver axis in development of NAFLD
Birgitte Holst – Hypothalamic sensing of nutritional status and regulation of appetite
Jens Juul Holst – Translational aspects of obesity and diabetes development and treatment
Tuomas Kilpeläinen – Interplay between genetic and lifestyle factors in metabolic health
Filip Knop – The integrative role of the gut in human glucose metabolism – physiologic, pathophysiologic and pharmocologic implications
Oluf Pedersen – Role of the gut microbiome for human metabolic health
Tune H. Pers – Uncovering neuronal cell types controlling obesity using single-cell transcriptomics
Thue Schwartz – Metabolites and Metabolite Receptors as Signaling Drivers of Metabolic Inflammation in Obesity and Diabetes
Thorkild Ingvor Arrild Sørensen – Gene-environment interactions in the development of the obesity epidemic / Roles of genes predisposing to adiposity in body weight changes over time
Signe Torekov – Potential synergistic effects of GLP-1 analogues and physical exercise on immuno-metabolic health
Jonas Thue Treebak – Molecular regulation of nutrient sensing – Importance of cellular NAD metabolism for insulin sensitivity and proper mitochondrial function
Louise Whiteley – Media Representation of Metabolic Research and the Relationship between Science and Society
Irina Borodina – Transport proteins for industrial applications
Markus Herrgard – Data-driven engineering of cell factories
Michael Krogh Jensen – Synthetic biology tools for evolutionary genome engineering
Helene Faustrup Kildegaard – Genetic engineering of mammalian cells towards improved therapeutic protein production
Ivan Mijakovic – Engineering phosphorylation-controlled transcriptional switches through grafting of kinase interaction domains
Solange I. Mussatto – Inhibitor tolerance and xylose fermentation by Kluyveromyces yeast strains
Alex Toftgaard Nielsen – Optimizing folding and expression of heterologous proteins in metabolic pathways for production of biochemicals in bacteria
Lars Nielsen – Modelling complex pathway kinetics using Bayesian sampling
Pablo Iván Nikel – Metabolic engineering of environmental bacteria
Morten Nørholm – Evolution and protein production in bacteria
Morten Sommer – Synthetic biology for characterizing population heterogeneity and phenotypic stability
Nikolaus Sonnenschein – Omics-data based cell factory design
Tilmann Weber – Cell factory design for antibiotics production


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In case you were wondering, yes, you can open your inner gateway to your spiritual gifts while sitting on a couch in the waiting room of a hair salon. I did. Or at least, I think I did.
I met Cyndi Dale of Minneapolis on Friday, right after she got her hair done and before leading a weekend workshop in Charlotte called "Discovering Your Spiritual Gifts with Cyndi Dale: Navigating the Forces of Essential Energy Workshop." (If you're into this type of experience, Dale will be back in March 2017.)
Sara Thornton, co-owner at Poza Salon, had just tamed Dale's locks. Dale is an intuitive, which is similar to a psychic — she can receive subconscious information to help guide her own day-to-day life as well as that of others.
"Energy has all of the sudden just exploded," said Dale, who became an intuitive author about 20 years ago. "When I started it was sort of sketchy, weird, odd."
As for why energy work has become more relevant to people now, she said, "It's ancient, it's mystical, it's knowledge. I think people are looking deeper into their personal roots but also into cultural and collective roots."
She added that people are becoming more open to acknowledging a greater self when seeking ways to treat mental and physical conditions, as well as to address challenges.
Can an intuitive sense whether a city has its own energy? Dale said yes, and she could read it according to colors. She said the energy type of a city is derived from the history of the land and the populations that have been here — it's not just dependent on who is here now. What she said she saw here:
– A lot of orange energy in the form of emotion that was a little guarded and pertained to people's business lives.
– Yellow energy, indicating structure or an attempt to be orderly and rule-bound.
– White emotional energy, signifying spiritual energy, whether that means religious expression or exploring belief systems and figuring out who God is and what God wants us to be.
– Red energy, which indicates money and primal needs. On this note, Dale said this means we probably will continue to have a successful community. (This color made me laugh to myself — it screams "Bank of America logo.")
But back to me sitting on a salon couch and learning how a person can activate his or her spiritual gifts in two minutes. Dale said there are 12 main gifts that she organized into four basic categories for this workshop: physical empathy, spiritual empathy, verbal empathy and visual empathy.
"Everybody has at least one," she said. "Everybody's intuitive."
One technique she uses is Spirit to Spirit, a way of affirming the best in yourself and others while bringing in a higher power to do everything for you. This can be used in daily life, for example before a business meeting when you need guidance.
How it works:
(1) In your mind, affirm your own spirit, your best self/essence.
(2) Affirm other spirits — acknowledge that there's invisible help.
(3) Affirm whatever word(s) you want to use for the greater spirit (higher self, God, etc.). This is the force that will bring you what you need to know.
(4) Now, turn yourself over to the greater spirit, take a couple deep breaths, relax, see if you get any sense or feeling or message about what your question is. Let your question come up. Now you are open to finding the answer — in a few minutes, in a few days, or longer.
That answer could come as a sign. Dale practiced Spirit to Spirit the morning I spoke with her, when she was tired from travel and hadn't slept well. The question that came up for her was: What do I need today?
She went out to her rental car and saw the word "COFFEE" on her license plate.
She opted for tea.
Photos: Katie Toussaint, Sara Thornton


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JoAnn Goddard
JoAnn Goddard, 74 of Findlay, died Tuesday, February 13, 2018, at Blanchard Valley Hospital surrounded by her family.
She was born December 4, 1943 in Fostoria to Leonard & Carolyn (Corwin) Jackson Sr. She married William "Bill" Goddard May 19, 1972 in Tiffin. He died December 19, 2017.
JoAnn is survived by her sisters, Betty Lou Jackson (Sue Bright), Bonnie Jean Jackson, Susan Jackson-Hedrick and many many generations of nieces and nephews.
She is preceded by her parents; husband, Bill Goddard, the love of her life; siblings, Leonard E. "Tim" Jackson, Diana Lynne, Tommy Lee Jackson; and her beloved dogs, Candy and Sheba.
JoAnn retired after 42 years as a RN. She worked many places in the area and retired from the Independence House, Fostoria. She was a member of The Shores United Methodist Church of St. Augustine. She was a 1961 graduate of Fostoria High School and also went on to graduate from the Maumee Valley School of Nursing.
She was a member of the Moose & Sportsmen Club, an avid bowler and was a member of the Women's Bowling Association. She enjoyed time spent with her "Lunch Bunch" classmates, swimming, and playing games, especially Fascination at Cedar Point. JoAnn was also a breast cancer survivor.
Funeral services will be held Friday, February 16, 2018 at 1:30 p.m. at the Harrold-Floriana Funeral Home, Fostoria, with Chaplain Tomas Pistora officiating.
Visitation will be from 11:00 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Burial will take place in Fountain Cemetery, Fostoria.
Online Condolences may be sent to the family at www.hffh.net.


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Vedic Period
From 700 bc to ad 800
The writers of the Vedic hymns seem to have believed in a heaven as the dwelling place of the gods as well as of souls that had undergone ritual preparation. The ritually unprepared were believed to descend into a dark, cold underworld. Sometime between 1000 and 600 bc, however, the belief in reincarnation appeared. Although at first confined to small groups of ascetics, it soon spread rapidly throughout India. The doctrine was first expounded…