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This retreat has already started, if you would still like to take part then please contact us.
The Alexander Technique is a learned skill which improves health, balance and co-ordination and is medically proven as a long term solution to back pain (BMJ 2008). This gently-paced course uses explanation, lying down, guided activities, hands-on work and discussion to explore the principles involved. Please bring comfortable clothing.
For beginners and refreshers.
Rooms available to check in from 3pm
Afternoon cake and tea served at 4pm
Quiet time at 4.45pm
Supper at 6.30pm
First session starts at 7.45pm
Course ends with Sunday lunch, depart at 2pm
The course is led by Jill Payne, who teaches the Alexander Technique in Beckenham.
If you wish to stay longer, or start your stay earlier, please contact us about availability.
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AI Engineer
Artificial Intelligence is a pretty hot topic right now, and my client is investing heavily to ensure they are best placed in the market to offer exceptional value through creative, deployable AI solutions.
As such, they are on a mission to continue growing their incredibly talented AI Engineering team. As one of the leading consultancies in this field, they appreciate Artificial Intelligence covers a huge area and a number of disciplines, but they'd be really keen to engage with anyone with a firm understanding of one or more of the below:
- Machine Learning
- Deep Learning
- Graph Data Analytics
- Statistical Analysis
- Time series
- Geospatial
- Sentiment Analysis
- Pattern Detection
To give a bit of insight into what you could be working with, they've recently utilised TensorFlow in their models, massive scale Spark for image processing and ESA Radar data to cover a UK wide project.
The team is made of proven Engineers (Python, R, Spark) who have demonstrated their understanding of software development and crafted their skill set in AI. Joining them would offer the opportunity to work on major, high impact projects, solving organisations problems with the best tech in the industry.
The team is curious and encouraging, ensuring you continue developing your skills, helping others achieve their goals, and working consistently to support their customers.
You would have access to some of the most interesting projects ongoing across the UK, and a willingness to travel during the work week (Mon - Thu) is necessary in order to get the most out of this opportunity.

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the inauguration of club pralaya... well, not exactly. we've had parties here before, but let's say not ones to this magnitude. the first big party of club pralaya.
trance.com.np's very own club, and yes, you guessed it -- electronic music only. popular tracks are used to lure non-trance partygoers to the dancefloor, with hopes that they will like their trip through the trance world. some convert; some don't. oh well.
nothing fancy; nothing classy. the warehouse look. the room used to be a carpet warehouse anyway [
formation carpets ]. black lights. zero-watt bulbs connected to a "light chaser" to simulate runway lights.
some projection for entertainment.
you can see johan gielen on the wall.
ajit just got done spinning popular tracks to get the dancefloor going. bhatte starts with his lure.
ruski and biraj to back bhatte up.
ajit taking some time off from the dj booth. on the dancefloor...
the floor slowly warms up...
one more scene of the floor.
fireplaces on the outside for those who want to take it easy. hey, check it out, the owner of the hottest hangout of kathmandu, himalayan java (thamel) is here at club pralaya!
these three would be found on the dancefloor for the rest of the night (9 pm - 1 am). and non-stop too.
ruski's turn.
the "runway lights" pick up speed to ruski's faster pace of music...
140 bpm
prakrity steps in for some uplifting trance...
ruski on the light chaser to "beat-match" the runway lights to prakrity's beats.
chinese mini glowsticks -- the closest we can go to with the current nepalese market. as thin as pencils... oh well.
glowsticks light up the floor... well, to some extent.
pratistha, prawa and ruski with the mini glowsticks. ruski, "these damn things are too thin!"
the projection changes from dj footage to visualization to fit the uplifting mood.
nothing fancy, as you can see.
the bricks in the wall add an effect.
dj biraj steps in for harder stuff. he starts out mellow though -- "sasha - wavy gravy."
beer served in cans only as a safety measure. easier to hurt someone with a bottle.
well, one thing is for sure. our lounge flopped big time -- nobody sat on the "chakatis." everybody sat on the tables themselves. :)
a tranceaddict checking out a dj.
fs steps in. bhatte adjusts something...
we expected a turnout of 200. however, only 100 came. one of the major problems was directions.
oh well, better luck next time.
fs spins the hardest among the nrg team.
view from the bar...
prakrity with some classmates... b92 - the batch of 92.
the bartender busy counting club pralaya money coupons.
drinks @ affordable prices -- you tell for yourself. 4% markup on beer. unbeatable rum price.
i guess that is why some people od'ed. :)
ketamine out.
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It seems like just yesterday that the Christmas decorations were put away and life got back to "normal". It hardly seems possible that Lent and Easter are just a few weeks away. And yet, here we are again, getting ready to enter into the time of the year that calls us first to examine our own lives and sin and need for God and then to rejoice again in being saved by God through the death and resurrection of Jesus from our sin. All year, we have been focused outward as we consider how we can be of service to others but Lent calls us to spend some time looking inward. I sometimes consider this time of year the time for Christians to consider what needs to be changed in their lives, instead of the beginning of the new year. We don't, however, stay in this inwardly gazing mode for long, but are called to acts of service and love. We once again dedicate ourselves to the disciplines of a follower of Christ: study, prayer, worship, giving and acts of service.
Each year, it is our practice to choose a focus for Lent that ties in with our theme of the year. This year is no different. As we gather in small groups and worship, as we do acts of service and in our prayers, we will consider the ultimate servant: Jesus the Christ. We will spend the five weeks of Lent considering Jesus' act of servanthood through the lens of Isaiah's image of the suffering servant.
Each week as we gather together in small groups in worship we will focus on a different role Jesus plays for our sake:
- Week 1: He is rejected. We are chosen!
- Week 2: He has borne our infirmities. We are healed!
- Week 3: He was oppressed. We are freed!
- Week 4: He was isolated. We are invited into community!
- Week 5: He was despised. We are loved!
Each of these weeks will be accompanied with a piece of original artwork that will help us focus and consider that week's text. Each week we will once again remember that Jesus gave up all for us so that we know beyond a doubt that we are saved through grace: that we are chosen, healed, freed, invited into community and loved.
In the coming weeks you will be asked to join a small group. There will be many different times and places that small groups will meet, with the goal that each adult member will be a part of a small group so that they deepen relationships with others and with God, learn from each other and deeply know a sense of community at First Lutheran.
We are a congregation that is intentionally becoming faithful at all times and places, becoming more scripturally fluent, more generous and more loving.
Join us this Lent as we continue to become who God is calling us to be.


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Medicine Hat College International Education is in critical need of about 15 homestay family placements for students arriving for the fall semester. Housing is only needed for one semester. Shelley Gingrich, interim manager of international education, says "the need was created by a number of factors- one of which was strong enrolment from our partner institutions in Korea, Japan and China."
Gingrich hopes that the community will consider opening their homes and families to international students to ease this semester's housing crunch.
"I encourage people to think of this as much more than room and board," she says. "Our host families provide a private room, three meals a day, and access to the amenities of a home and family. Families also participate in the language and cultural learning that makes the college experience special for international students."
Families receive $600/month compensation to cover food, transportation support as required, and the other incidental costs that will arise. A police check is required for every member of the host family over the age of 18.
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simple solutions thursday
While I find myself to be quite a crafty individual, I have never proclaimed to be a good seamstress. In fact, I have never sewn anything. Not once. I have a sewing machine, and an intense love of fabrics, but have never tempted fate. Maybe sometime in the near future it will be added to my ongoing to-do list. But in the meantime, I have numerous yards of fabric, which I use daily for colorful backgrounds in photos. And being an organized gal, of course I must show you how I keep all things sewing together.
For my needs and small space allowance, I require a lightweight stackable container, as these remnants are stored in my laundry room. Ok, let's be honest, I have a laundry closet, not a laundry room. Ikea's Tjena box came as the perfect size, portable as it has handles on both ends, and a lid for that stacking ability. Inside I neatly folded all fabric pieces and stood them upright, being able to easily see what I have on hand. For the bits and bobs necessary for sewing, buttons, needles and threat, etc. I use several Burken jars from Ikea which also serve as a barrier, holding the fabric upright.
While I am not typically an advocate for boxes or bins for organizing, as most of the time they become a catch all, there are certain scenarios where I find them super useful. And this is definitely one! Not only is everything needed to mend an item in one place, it is easily located in its home within our laundry closet for all to find. Add a fun label and you're all set!
Do you find yourself drawn to fabric and sewing like myself? How do you organize and store all the necessary materials? Tell me, I would love to hear!


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Our counselors are available to you 24/7 to answer any questions you have and help you find the the treatment program that fits your needs.
All calls completely confidential.1-877-823-5432
Someone that is struggling with addiction might want help, but denial along with other things such as the simple fact that they will have to accept responsibility for their actions sometimes makes taking the initiative to enter drug and alcohol treatment in Grapevine, Texas much more of a challenge. The guilt that individuals have is often times what prevents them from getting help, and is also an issue which can throw them even deeper to their addiction. Sometimes, it can take the love and concern of friends and family to pull someone out of this before the individual suffers from the worst consequence of their addiction, and lots of individuals who don't get help pay the ultimate price of their lives when they don't. To avoid such tragedies, an intervention is something that loved ones may use to turn things around in the right direction and without needing the guilt trip method to help get an individual right into a quality alcohol and drug rehab facility in Grapevine, TX. prior to it being too late. An intervention might be successfully held now, so don't hold back until someone has progressed to the extent where their addiction has put them at "rock bottom". This can be a common misconception that has caused individuals to experience a lot more consequences than necessary.
A quality drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility in Grapevine, Texas is one which not simply provides quality rehab, but achieves this in a center that allows the individual to have the time to address anything in their lives which may make them fall back to their old bad habits. This could take a considerable amount of time, and it is best accomplished with an extreme change of environment that may only be offered at inpatient and residential alcohol and drug treatment facilities. These programs will often be covered through private health insurance, and when not offer financial aid for clients who require it.
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150,000 Syria refugees in Lebanon: UN
The UN Refugee Agency says some 150,000 people coming from Syria have taken refuge in Lebanon over the past months.
"There are around 109,000 refugees formally registered within the agency and 41,000 others currently contacting it to be registered," the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said in a statement on Saturday.
The agency added that around 55,872 Syrian refugees are stationed in northern Lebanon and that 44,178 are settled in Bekaa, adding that 9,031 others are in the capital Beirut and the south of the country.
The UN agency said it is evaluating ways to safeguard the refugees living in the northern city of Tripoli, where recent clashes between supporters and opponents of the Syrian government have killed over a dozen people.
The clashes broke out between supporters of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from the neighborhood of Jabal Mohsen and the opponents of the Syrian government from the Bab al-Tibbaneh neighborhood.
Syria has been experiencing unrest since March 2011.
The Syrian government says that the chaos is being orchestrated from outside the country, and that certain Western states and their regional allies such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey have been trying to fuel the turmoil.
There are reports that a very large number of the militants are foreign nationals. Several international human rights organizations have accused the foreign-sponsored militants of committing war crimes.


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We Can End AIDS! Five marches converge for creative action at the White House, July 24, 2012
Don't miss this massive protest July 24th during the Global AIDS Conference in Washington, D.C.
You knew it was coming. It's been almost 30 years since the International AIDS Conference was in the U.S. — and this year, it will be in the nation's capital just a few months shy of an election that many see as a referendum on access to healthcare. The worldwide media will be there. AIDS policymakers from all over will be there. And AIDS activists will gather to make as big a splash as we can.
The thing I love about this protest is not just how big and gorgeous it's going to be — with 5 branches representing unique struggles that make up the AIDS movement — but that it unashamedly tackles the real problems, the complicated mess of profiteering and stigmatizing and controlling human beings that has caused and perpetuated the AIDS crisis. Please go to www.wecanendaids.org immediately to find out how you can get on the bus, meet up with the convergence in D.C., and get more involved. Read the captivating platform here and find contact info for transportation from your city here. For more information about the 5 branches of the protest, click here.
1. Fight Pharma's Corporate Greed: People over Profits, Health Care and Treatment Access for All.
2. Tax Wall Street: Use a Robin Hood Tax to Fund AIDS Treatment, Prevention and Health Care, Provide Jobs, and Fight Climate Change at Home and Around the World.
3. Promote Sound Policies: Public Policy Based on Science and Human Needs; Lift the Federal Ban on and Fully Fund Syringe Exchange Programs.
4. End the War on Women: Reproductive Justice and End Gender-Based Violence
5. Respect our Human Rights and Promote Harm Reduction: End the War on Drugs and Drug Users; Confront HIV Criminalization, Stigma, Mass Imprisonment and Anti-LGBTQ Violence and Discrimination.
Prison Health News: Spring 2011 Issue Available for Download!
The spring issue of Prison Health News has been out for a few months — but it is such a good one, I hate to see it go!
You can download it as a pdf for reading by clicking here, or the printable version by clicking here. See the end of this post for helpful printing instructions.
This issue's got
- "Recovery from Injustice": An Interview with Ronnie Stephens by Suzy Subways
- Nutrition Behind the Walls: If You Are Stressed, Get Sick, or Have Diabetes by Teresa Sullivan, Laura McTighe, and Kimberly Rogers
- NO JUSTICE!: When Sex Work Brands You as a "Sex Offender" in New Orleans by Deon Haywood and Laura McTighe
- Surviving Solitary Confinement by Bro. Tee (Terrance E. White)
- How HIV Meds Work, Part 1 by AIDS InfoNet
plus, addresses for Advocacy and Support Resources and Informational Resources!
Call for Submissions: Trans Justice and AIDS Activism Zine!
Highlights from the US Social Forum: LA COIL on Intersectionality, Horizontalism and Prefigurative Politics
My favorite session at the U.S. Social Forum was organized by LA COiL (Communities Organizing Liberation), a collective of revolutionaries who work with the teachers' union, the Garment Workers' Center, and in hospitals in Los Angeles. [For more information, contact them at coil.losangeles (at) gmail.com.] They asked us to imagine in detail the world we want to live in, starting with what we want our schools to look like (windows on every floor! peer evaluation! all students, faculty, staff and community members involved in decisions about budget, curriculum, etc!) and then exploring how we can build accountability and support structures in our neighborhoods to replace police and prisons. These folks are for real.
LA COiL members gave workshop participants a little green booklet with a fresh design (trippy rippling circles that intersect) and reader-friendly layout. I am going to zerox the hell out of this thing and start handing them out like candy. I don't think it's available on the internet yet (although you can download a scrappy pdf here), so I'm going to type up a few short excerpts. The pamphlet, which LA COiL wrote together with a group named Another Politics is Possible, is called, "So That We May Soar: Horizontalism, Intersectionality, and Prefigurative Politics." What does that mean? Basically, these folks are putting into words the kind of politics many of us have been trying to develop and have been searching for in every organization we work with. Here are some brief quotes from the pamphlet that can be used as definitions:
1. "Horizontalism challenges each individual to break out of the patterns of allowing others to be the agents of change, and to begin to trust, grow and develop ourselves, politically and personally, alongside others…. It is about investing the time and energy in education, support, and encouragement in order to allow for full participation and decision-making…. This requires the development of structures that truly embody collective work, collective leadership and decentralize power." (pages 11-12)
2. Prefigurative politics: "We offer our vision of a different world, not as a promise of a place that is far off in the distance where one day we can hope to dramatically arrive, but rather as a set of principles and values that guide us in our practice of liberation now. We want to talk about how to build movements and organizations that both challenge current conditions and practice liberation. We practice liberation now in order to build experience with holding power differently in our own lives and communities, to reclaim our agency, creativity, humanity, dignity, and our capacity to love and be joyful…. We understand revolution as a process rather than an event and are working to build movements that transform power, rather than merely seizing or democratizing power in its current forms." (page 1)
3. For Intersectionality, the term I think is most relevant to the AIDS movement, I'm going to type up a whole section of the pamphlet here:
Making an Intersectional Analysis Central
"There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we do not lead single-issue lives."
— Audre Lorde
We all live at the intersection of multiple identities, privileges and oppressions. As a result, radical politics that rank oppressions or attempt to identify a "primary contradiction" all too often end up addressing one aspect of domination while reinforcing others. Continue reading
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US Social Forum workshops not to be missed!
So the US Social Forum starts tomorrow in Detroit!
I had a life-altering, mind-blowing experience at the first-ever USSF, in Atlanta in 2007, and wrote this open letter to the AIDS movement and the Left: https://aidsandsocialjustice.wordpress.com/2010/01/05/open-letter-to-the-left-and-the-aids-movement-two-ships-passing-on-our-winding-way-to-a-new-dawn/
This will be the second-ever USSF. I'll be blogging about sessions I go to that are inspiring. But I probably won't post anything here til after I get home, exhausted as my aching bones get at conferences, and me without a laptop.
Here are some sessions I'd recommend for AIDS activists and all social justice activists who are blessed to be going to Detroit!
– Suzy
WED, 10am-noon, Cobo Hall: O2-42
Join in the Whirlwind: A Cooperative Panel on Research and Movement Building
Team Colors Collective
WED, 1-5:30pm, Cobo Hall: D2-08
The Take Back the Land Movement: Realizing the Human Right to Housing in the US
Take Back the Land (Miami), Survivors Village (New Orleans), Chicago Anti-Eviction Coalition
WED, 1-5:30pm, Cobo Hall: W2-67
US Social Forum Queer People's Movement Assembly
co-hosted by The Transgender, Gender Variant and Intersex (TGI) Justice Project, which works on prison issues, along with other groups including Queers for Economic Justice, SONG: Southerners on New Ground, and more groundbreaking LGBT groups Continue reading
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Cultural Healing: Native American Activists Say Boarding School Abuses Harmed the Health of Generations
—Suzy Subways
|An 1890s photo of Carlisle Boarding School graduates. Carlisle, the first Native American boarding school, was opened by Captain Richard Pratt in 1878.
"Many of the problems of alcoholism and drug abuse now prevalent in Indian country can be traced back to the physical, emotional and sexual abuse suffered at the hands of our keepers in the BIA [Bureau of Indian Affairs] and mission boarding schools," Lakota journalist and boarding school survivor Tim Giago wrote in the Huffington Post. Government-sponsored boarding schools have created a legacy of trauma among Native American peoples in the United States. The Boarding School Healing Project documents the abuse and demonstrates how it has led to high rates of childhood sexual abuse, family violence, violence against women, alcoholism, and drug use in Native communities. In addition to the homophobia the schools enforced in children from cultures traditionally welcoming of gay and gender-nonconforming people, most of these symptoms of trauma are the same factors that make Native communities vulnerable to HIV. A look at the brutal history of these boarding schools can teach us a lot about the ways that social injustice fuels the epidemic – and how to fight back.
"Kill the Indian, Save the Man"
In the late 1800s, the U.S. government debated how to remove Native Americans from their land – "extermination or civilization," as one former commissioner of Indian Affairs put it – and it paid Christian churches to run boarding schools as a "civilizing" alternative, Cherokee activist Andrea Smith writes in her book, Conquest: Sexual Violence and Native American Genocide. Army captain Richard Pratt opened the first of the schools in 1879, arguing that they would "kill the Indian and save the man" by destroying the cultural link between children and their communities. Until the 1930s, Native children were forcibly taken from their families at age 5, and parents who resisted were jailed.
For 100 years, from the 1880s through 1980s, about 100,000 Native people grew up at the schools. Abuse was rampant, and children were physically punished for speaking Native languages or practicing their religion. "I want people to know how we were beaten with leather straps, shorn of our hair, and used as child slave-laborers at these boarding schools," Giago writes. "My eight-year-old sister, along with dozens of Lakota girls the same age, was raped at the mission school …. [she] told me about her abuse on her deathbed and I, along with her three children, finally understood why she had become a violent, alcoholic woman for so much of her life."
"I agree that the effects are intergenerational on families, primarily in the area of sexual, mental, physical, and emotional abuses," activist Charmaine Whiteface told the Native Press. "My parents both attended a Catholic boarding school and experienced, as well as saw, all these types of abuses. They refused to speak the Lakota language to us and only wanted us to be 'white.' There was alcoholism and major physical, emotional and mental abuse in our home. They knew no other way: They were terrified of being Indian. If it were not for my grandmother who taught me in secret, I might not have even a little knowledge about my culture."
|"The effects are intergenerational on families, primarily in the area of sexual, mental, physical, and emotional abuses."
Canada forced Native children into residential schools until the 1970s, and abuses there are better documented. According to the Truth Commission into Genocide in Canada, churches and government are responsible for the deaths of more than 50,000 Native children. Survivors tell of witnessing church and school officials murder their classmates through beatings, hangings, electric shock, and other forms of torture. Many children starved because the schools were run on chronically low budgets. Until the 1940s, students were intentionally exposed to tuberculosis. Survivors say they were forced to play and share beds with children dying of the disease. There is testimony that babies born to Native girls raped by church officials were killed and buried on school grounds. The Canadian government issued an apology this year, but activists say that nearly half the survivors will be left without compensation, and witnesses will not be allowed to give the names of perpetrators or describe any misconduct. Continue reading


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"I am really scared", said an overwhelmed M C Mary Kom as she took centrestage in her maiden felicitation function after becoming the first Indian woman boxer to clinch an Olympic medal.
The 29-year-old, who won the flyweight 51kg bronze medal at the just-concluded London
Games, giggled all through, joined folk dancers on the stage to shake a leg and was a picture of humility as fans lined up to garland her in a jam-packed felicitation function organised by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs here today.
The Manipuri boxer received a cash award of Rs 10 lakh from the Ministry, barely hours after touching down in the country from London in an early morning flight after her historic feat.
"I am really scared," were her first words when she was invited to share her experiences -- a line that one would hardly get to hear when she is preparing for bouts.
"I thank God and the Ministry. I don't have a speech with me, so I don't know what to say. But everyone knows my experiences in life," said the mother-of-twins as her husband, Onler, and mom, Mangte Akham Kom, looked on with smiles on their faces.
"I am extremely happy that the whole country is supporting me. I hope to go for gold in the next Olympics," said the diminutive boxer, getting a round of applause from the packed hall for that statement.
After her impromptu speech, she stood calmly at the dais as fans lined up to garland her, shake hands with her, hug her and get pictures with her.
There was no trace of jet-lag on her face as she went about the programme with a wide smile.
She got off the dais and sat in the audience when a traditional dance of her Kom tribe was presented by the Ministry in her honour.
The enthusiastic dancers brought her back to the stage, wrapped a traditional 'Phanek' around her waist and asked her to join them in the performance.
She happily obliged much to the delight of the audience. Her delicate moves fetched her another round of applause before she signed off with folded hands to acknowledge the adulation.


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WP Haton requalifies for Best Managed Company Title 2017-2018
WP Haton has requalified as one of the Netherlands Best Managed Companies. This classification is part of Deloitte's Best Managed Companies Program.
This is the tenth consecutive year that Deloitte has managed the program for Best Managed Companies, of which WP Haton now qualifies for the third year in a row. Companies, alongside WP Haton, are assessed on a Business Maturity Model which examines important organizational dimensions both internally and externally.
The Best Managed Companies Program focuses on Dutch companies with an annual turnover of at least twenty-five million, a financially sound shareholding or an independently authorized management structure.


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We provide a full range of additional services designed to maximize your free time for doing the things that you most enjoy.
We are located in the quiet, scenic country side within Madison but are also within three miles of great shopping, movies and restaurants.
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In my recent Raw Data column about whether fruits and vegetables are crucial to avoiding cancer, I referred to two thick reports, published in 1997 and 2007 by the American Institute for Cancer Research and its affiliate, the World Cancer Research Fund. Sitting side by side on my desk, the books look similar: One cover is blue and the other green, and both are adorned with images of fruits, vegetables, legumes and grains interspersed with people working and playing, all apparently enjoying good health. Presiding over the scene is an image of Mother Earth.
The titles are almost identical, too. The early report was called "Food, Nutrition and the Prevention of Cancer: A Global Perspective." But for the follow-up, two words were inserted: "Food, Nutrition, Physical Activity and the Prevention of Cancer."
That alteration signaled a change in thinking that continues today, and one I plan to revisit in future columns. Less important than specific foods — so many helpings of spinach, so many of citrus fruits — is what has come to be called "energy balance": how many calories a body takes in compared with how many it expends. Most critical of all, in the current view, is whether the balance tips to the point that a person becomes obese. Obesity itself, with the hormonal chaos it causes, is emerging as one of the biggest risk factors for cancer.
When the 1997 report came out, it appeared to be a turning point in the war on cancer. Particularly striking was this conclusion: "Diets containing substantial and varied amounts of vegetables and fruits will prevent 20 percent or more of cancers." It is rare to see such an unequivocal statement in a scientific work on nutrition and health. In addition, there was judged to be "convincing" evidence that the risk of some specific cancers — mouth and pharynx, esophagus, lung, stomach and colon — could be reduced by diets heavy with produce.
With 10 more years of research, cancer experts hoped, the benefits would be shown to be even greater. But that is not what happened.
Gone entirely from the newer report was the bold declaration that fruits and vegetables alone would substantially reduce the cancer rate. And in every case where evidence had been found "convincing," it was demoted to a murkier status — "probable" or "limited." The strongest advice involved exercising more and reducing obesity, and eating more apples and oranges might mean eating fewer candy bars.
There was still evidence that some kinds of produce might help with some kinds of cancers. But these were small effects — the kind that continue to be glimpsed, however fleetingly, by epidemiological studies today.
In 2010, Dr. Walter C. Willett, the Harvard expert I wrote about, summed up the disappointing turn of events in a commentary for The Journal of the National Cancer Institute. The title: "Fruits, Vegetables and Cancer Prevention: Turmoil in the Produce Section."
He described "the reversal of conclusions" in the 1997 and 2007 reports, adding that more research, from a large European study called EPIC, strengthened the evidence "that any association of intake of fruits and vegetables with risk of cancer is weak at best" and that "a broad effort to increase consumption of fruits and vegetables will not have a major effect on cancer incidence."
When it comes to cancer, Dr. Willett wrote, "the primary focus at present should be heightened efforts to reduce smoking and obesity."
Many readers will probably remember the 5 a Day program, promoted as a way to avoid cancer by eating a diet rich in plant foods.
That advice still has its merits. But at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research in San Diego this month, Dr. Willett put it in perspective. "The 5 a Day program almost surely helps people," he said. "But not by reducing cancer incidence."


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BioAlliance Pharma SA (Euronext Paris – BIO), a company dedicated to the supportive care and treatment of cancer patients, today announces the resignation of Gilles Avenard MD. as Board Member and Deputy Chief Executive Officer, in charge of R&D.
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Side projects, the forbidden fruit of Indie Game Developers
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This is a little pep talk for everyone expecting (or one day hoping to expect, or friends with someone who is expecting) their first baby. It is called DON'T LISTEN TO THE STORIES.
You know the stories I'm talking about. The "You Will Never Sleep Again" stories. The "Your Breasts Will Sag Forever" stories. The stretch-mark stories and the projectile vomit stories and the no-sleep stories and the nappy-contents stories and the traumatic birth stories. Especially the traumatic birth stories.
My advice is this: stop listening to them! These stories will not help you but they will probably scare you. And there is so much GOOD about having a baby, and so much practical stuff that you NEED to know, why would you bother with the scary, unhelpful stuff?
It's like a trigger flips inside grandmothers and mothers and aunties and sisters and cousins and friends and complete strangers that makes them want to spill their most intimate and, in many cases, their worst labour experiences to expectant mothers.
I don't get it! Are they thinking expecting mothers need to be taken down a peg or something? I imagine their inner monologue goes something like this: "Hey pregnant woman, you are clearly expecting everything to be soft and gentle and loving like a baby powder commercial, and I am here to tell you the hard truth."
Whereas in reality, the pregnant woman is probably already plagued by nerves and fear and the unknown, alongside her excitement and anticipation, not to mention exhaustion and sleep difficulties and professional and financial nerves and a to-do-list that is getting out of hand. The last thing she needs is your doomsday prophesy.
I remember when I was a good eight-and-a-half months pregnant with my first child and we had gone out for a quiet dinner at the pub after work. There I was sipping my mineral water and eyeing other people's glasses of sav blanc with longing when the waitress, quite a young woman, approached our table and began regaling me with the story of her sister's recent labour.
If even half of that story was true, someone will be making a mini-series about it some time soon. It seemed to last for days (both the labour and the story). At one point I swear there were spy-thriller spotlights pinning the poor woman to her hospital bed. At another, some kind of water-jet that suggested they were trying to pressure-hose that baby out like old paint off a brick wall.
Mr B kept walking away from the table, ostensibly to warm himself by the open fire but really to get away from the Labour From Hell story. I could see his shoulders shaking with silent laughter even though his back was turned. Then he would return, realise the story was STILL GOING, and head back to the fire. Unfortunately I was trapped, both by the near-impossibility of maneuvering my enormous belly away from the table and between the tightly-packed bistro chairs, and by the deep-seated social constraints that made me smile and nod politely even when she got up to the bloody bits and the screaming bits and the frankly anatomically-impossible bits ("the baby was coming out sideways").
Later in the car on the way home, we roared with laughter. "What about the bit with the water torture?" Mr B gasped, red faced and wiping away tears. "How could you have left me there alone!" I shrieked. "She just wouldn't stop!"
Recently I was at the zoo with a friend who was expecting her second child. Another woman overheard us talking about it, and began to share the stories of her recent miscarriages. It was so sad. That poor woman. We both realised how raw and heartbreaking those experiences were for her, and how clearly she just needed to get them off her chest, to share her sadness and anger at the universe. Neither of us begrudged her this need, because neither of us could imagine how difficult such a situation must be.
But of all the strangers with whom to share her sad, sad story, did she really have to pick the pregnant one? A rounded belly, it seems, is as much an invitation for uninvited stories as it is for uninvited touching.
So, the point of my rant is this: don't listen to the stories. You don't need them. Deflect the conversation away, if you can. Sometimes, I point-blank told people, "Don't tell me that, it's not helping."
Because this is your pregnancy, not theirs.
And your baby, not theirs.
It will be what it will be and the one thing that is within your control is freeing yourself up to enjoy it. Let's face it, it's a lot easier to anticipate happy things if your mind isn't full of tales of woe.
ps. That belly? That's Madeleine, at eight and a half months.
ps2. Here's another resource: the handy "pregnancy food card" I made when I was pregnant, if you're that way inclined


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According to their Facebook group, David "Knuckles Dawson" Dreger is missing. Knuckles is a well known member of the gaming community and he's been missing since May 27th. Many gaming blogs and outlets have expressed their support for this search and we at Lifted Geek would like to put our hand into the huddle.
Being so close to Vancouver B.C. and being from Seattle, it's an advantage to the search. So on our end we will do everything we can to find any clues. I will contact my affiliates in Vancouver B.C. I will tell my friends to keep and eye out and I will support this search to find our lost brother.
We as a gaming community, a nerd community, a geek subculture, we are connected by the things we love and the media we consume. If you've ever picked up a gaming controller, played Sonic games, hell... even watched the old cartons with video game characters. You are connected to Knuckles.
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Please have a look at the link below for fantastic resources and advice to help keep your children safe.
22nd June 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
Following the World Cup kicking off in spectacular fashion, this week we are sharing a link to a 'football special' online safety guide from the National Online Safety Team. It is important to stay vigilant online and make sure children are aware of the potential dangers that they may be exposed to during large sporting events.
14th June 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
This week we are sharing another parents guide from the National Online Safety team. This deals with a popular online game called PlayerUnknown's Battleground also known as PUBG. Please follow this link to the guide:
8th June 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
This week we are sharing another guide from the National Online Safety team. This is about 'Live Streaming' – a growing trend amongst children and young people across the globe. Please follow this link to access the guide https://nationalonlinesafety.com/resources/platform-guides/live-streaming-guide-for-parents/
25th May 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
This week we are sharing a link from the National Online Safety Website regarding Instagram. https://nationalonlinesafety.com/resources/platform-guides/instagram-guide-for-parents/
18th May 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
This week we are sharing a link from National Online Safety about screen addiction. The link will take you to a downloadable guide, which gives lots of information and tips to help your children.
11th May 2018
E-safety Tip of the Week
This week we are sharing information about the popular online game Fortnite. Although this game does have a PEGI rating of 12, which means it is not recommended for children under that age, we are aware that children younger than this are playing the game. This link gives information to help you keep your child safe https://www.net-aware.org.uk/news/fortnite-all-you-need-know/
4th May 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
Kids, do not fill out forms online without consulting your parents or teachers. There are websites which seek personal information and which use this information for marketing or other commercial purposes. Always check a website's privacy statement. This describes what a website will do with your information.
27th April 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
This week we are sharing a link to a free guide created by the National Online Safety Team about Snapchat. This social media app has been flagged by the NSPCC & Humberside Police as being one of the main sources of online grooming incidents over the past 6 months in the region, with the youngest victim recorded just seven years old.
The guide informs parents about the dangers associated with the social media platform, and how they can reduce the associated risks, including sexting, snap map and snap streaks. Below is the link to the free guide: https://nationalonlinesafety.us16.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2c75458b4927d513cbb744c23&id=113ae47348&e=97510aa347
20th April 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
Search safely - Use safe search engines such as swiggle.org or kids-search.com. Safe search settings and also be activated on Google and other search engines as well as YouTube. You can find out more at google.co.uk/safetycentre.
29th March 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
A lot of sites you visit will say, "remember password for this site". If you do, the next person to use this computer could go straight into your account. Passwords are there to protect you, if you let the site, the browser or your computer remember it there is no point in having it. Use your brain to remember passwords!
16th March 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
Watch Out for WiFi – Quick and easy to use WiFi lets you do whatever you want while you're on the move. Make sure you are using a secure WiFi because if you're not, people can tap into whatever you are doing or looking at. They could even hack your device.
9th March 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
This week we would like to make you aware of a helpline which is available to give advice and practical help with regards to e-safety. Whether you want to set up parental controls, adjust privacy settings or get advice on social networks, experts from the free O2 & NSPCC helpline are there to help. The helpilne number is 0808 800 5002.
16th February 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
Apps are great! Some are useful and others are just great to play but some can harm your phone or device. These are called 'rogue' apps and they can look just like real apps but they can steal information, make your phone not work properly and make expensive calls without you knowing. Make sure you only download apps from the real store and look for reviews.
9th February 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
This week we are sharing some interesting articles regarding video gaming and screen time. The first article includes tips on keeping your child safe whilst gaming and the second and third articles from an Australian website give advice on quality screen time and video gaming problems you may come across.
2nd February 2018
E-Safety Tip of the Week
New friends can be exciting but before you really get to know them, it is important to still keep your private information safe. Remember, it's difficult to always be sure that people online are who they say they are. When you first meet people online, it's always good to be careful.
26th January 2018
E-safety Tip of the Week
If you have a phone or computer of your own you should lock them when you are not using them. If you leave them unlocked anyone can see your private messages, photos, phone numbers, texts and other stuff you like. They could delete or steal information or just play tricks on you! It only takes a second to lock them and then you know you're safe.
19th January 2018
E-Safety Tip of The Week
Sometimes a window will pop up on your computer saying that you have a virus and you need to run a scan to get rid of it. This is Scareware. It tries to trick you by saying this so you click and download something. They will probably ask for money too. It looks real and professional but inside it could be dangerous.
12th January 2018
This term we are going to carry on with our weekly E-Safety tips for you.
E-Safety Tip of The Week
Social media is a useful tool but there are age restrictions for very good reasons. Facebook rules state that you should be 13 or more to have an account with them. The law doesn't allow them to have under 13s on their site. If Facebook know that you are under age they will close your account.
We have a few Christmas tips that we would like to share with you in our final newsletter of the year. Please follow these links via the newsletter on our website or copy into your internet browser.
8th December
E-Safety Tip of the Week
Make your passwords really hard to guess. A hard to guess password will keep you even safer, so don't use obvious things like you dog's name or your Mum's name. Try something that is about the site. If it's a football site, you might use "itsmyball" and to make it even harder you could change some of the letters to numbers – "1tsmyb4ll". It's easy to do but hard to guess!
1st December
E-Safety Tips
For the rest of this term we will be including an e-safety tip in this newsletter each week. The Internet is amazing but just like the real world, not everyone has our best interests at heart, so we will be helping you and your children to stay safe by sharing tips.
Tip 1 - Don't be tricked into giving away personal details. When you answer emails, texts or phone calls make sure you keep who you are & where you live a secret, unless you really know the person well. People might use information you give them to pretend to be you.
17th November update
We take e-safety very seriously here at Pinders Primary and we would like to bring to your attention this no nonsense guide to helping your child stay safe whilst using apps and social media. This website, brought to you by the NSPCC, gives lots of information and advice regarding the different social media apps available http://www.net-aware.org.uk/
11th November
All parents should have received a copy of Digital Parenting magazine this week. The magazine contains help and advice on how you can help to keep your children safe online and information such as the Digital Life Skills article, which can be found on pages 12 & 13 of the magazine.
July 17 - Snap Chat Update - Important safety information for parents.
Please read more on http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-40382876
The school has robust E-safety provision in place, which are constantly updated in line with national and regional guidance.
Broadband providers
All broadband and mobile phone providers provide free parental controls to help you manage your internet at home.
The NSPCC have an excellent page that gives more details about parental controls on different devices https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/parental-controls/
For help setting up parental controls at home it may help to contact your broadband provider.


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Scrap Car Deeping St Nicholas, PE6, Scrap your car for free
Scrap Car Deeping St Nicholas will collect in and around Deeping St Nicholas (PE6), Lincolnshire free of charge, fast response. Scrap cars become a problem if you keep them for too long as you need to keep them taxed if they are on the road meaning you will be spending money on your scrap car. You don't have to pay to have your car collected. We offer a free scrap car collection service in Deeping St Nicholas!
Breaking News in Deeping St Nicholas (PE6), Lincolnshire
As well as offering a completely free collection, we are also currently able to offer cash for scrap cars in Deeping St Nicholas depending upon the weight of the vehicle!
If you'd like us to make you an offer just ask when calling or add 'CASH QUOTE PLEASE' in the 'Additional Info' box when submitting our online form.
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We have been trading in the Lincolnshire area for over a decade and have many happy customers. After trading here for over a decade we have built a knowledge of the local area meaning we are fast and reliable. We pride ourselves on being prompt and arriving to take your scrap car at the time you arrange with us. We are open 24/7 and are available to you 365 days a year, and we will work around you commitments.
Scrap Car Deeping St Nicholas ensures that your car is recycled the right way. Dishonest scrap car collection companies may sell on your car as opposed to scrapping it, most of the time not even informing the DVLA of any change of ownership. This will leave you very vulnerable legally, you will be expected to pay any fines that may occur over the following months. When we tow away any old scrap car we always ensure that the DVLA are notified, giving you complete of peace of mind. We always make sure that whatever can be recycled is and whatever can be reused is, we like to do our bit for the environment.
By ensuring that your car is collected by a reputable company like us, you can rest assured that the streets of Lincolnshire are kept clean and tidy of abandoned vehicles. Broken down cars on streets makes our area very untidy and run down, scrap your old banger today and make your street and your neighbours happy. Scrap car collection, call the team!
Reasons to scrap your car
There are many reason you might want to scrap your car. Experience shows that most of the time a car is scrapped as it is no longer road worthy, usually failing it MOT. If you have a car that is unusable you need to either declare it off road or scrap it, otherwise your will continue to need to pay road tax on the vehicle.
How to scrap your car
Its so easy to scrap your old car in Deeping St Nicholas. Pick up the phone, dial our number and learn the process today. Otherwise, just take a look at our helpful guide to scrapping your car so that you know the procedure before calling.
The car scrappage scheme
The car scrappage scheme for Deeping St Nicholas may seem like a great idea. But you can not get any car, you are infarct restricted as to what car you can buy. You can't just go out and purchase any vehicle you want This is frustrating for a lot of people as the cars in the scrappage scheme may not be to your liking.
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Dave Koz & Friends Summer Horns Tour
July 20, 2018 @ 7:30 pm$46.50 – $56.50
Nine-time GRAMMY® nominee Dave Kozremembers a time when the summers lasted forever, and the most popular rock, R&B, soul and funk bands of the day were propelled by high-octane, richly arranged horn sections. Indeed, from the late 1960s through the '70s, bands like Sly & the Family Stone, Tower of Power, Earth Wind & Fire, Chicago, Blood Sweat & Tears and other brassy juggernauts of the era ruled the airwaves and opened his young ears to the saxophone's limitless possibilities as a solo instrument as well as a collaborative voice with the trumpet and trombone.
Four decades later, Koz has assembled three of his most talented and trusted colleagues – Gerald Albright, Rick Braun and Richard Elliot – to revisit this golden age with new arrangements of classic songs from this period in the history of popular music.
Gerald Albright has a generous invitation for fans of his hit 2014 album: If you thought that mix of deep funk and simmering sensuality was a Slam Dunk, wait'll you get a load of G. Its that albums high octane sequel, which draws even deeper connections to that in-your-face horn-section-magic, of classic bands like Earth, Wind & Fire and Tower of Power.
Rick Braun has made a mark staying true to his own musical voice and eclectic influences that have allowed him to collaborate across genre with some of the biggest names in music including Rod Stewart, Tom Petty, Sade, Natalie Cole and REO Speedwagon. Having clenched over 20 #1 Smooth Jazz hits, Braun has collaborated with all of the brightest stars in contemporary jazz from Kirk Whalum, Norman Brown and Peter White, to Dave Koz, Boney James and Brian Culbertson.
The reigning merchant of Soul Jazz, Richard Elliot invites loyal fans and newcomers alike to celebrate 25 years since the release of his debut album Trolltown. In the Zone, a grooving, funked up, horn-splashed collection that finds the energized-as-ever tenor saxophonist paying homage to the pioneering instrumental artists of his formative years ('70s-early '80s) whose brilliance and musical innovations inspired his own.
Aubrey Logan takes a song you've heard a thousand times and spins it on its heels. It's new. It's fresh. It delights. And she writes. Oh, does she write! — songs with lyrics that paint the chambers of the heart with all the colors on the human palette. And whether she's jammin' on her trombone or sailing through a song with her nothing-held-back, multi-octave vocal instrument, Aubrey captivates audiences and delivers originality to everything modern in music.


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The Town of Clintwood hereby provides notice that an application for funding has been filed with USDA, Rural Development for funding for the Town of Clintwood Volunteer Fire Department which will consists of Fire Department Turnout Gear.
A public hearing on the proposed project will be held on May 9, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. at the Clintwood Town Hall. Anyone requesting information on this project or to offer comments should attend this meeting, which will be held at the Clintwood Town Hall located at 248 Clintwood Main Street.
Authorized by the Clintwood Town Council Judy Steele, Town Clerk


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SnoBar Set to Return to Big Sky Resort
The Big Sky Resort SnoBar returns for only two nights this winter! This rad bar and dance floor made out of snow will only be open on Saturday, Jan. 16 and Saturday, Jan. 23.
Get ready to rage out to a rock star collaboration of DJs in your ski or snowboard boots while surrounded by walls of snow and a dazzling array of lights and lasers! SnoBar will only be open on January 16 and 23 from 5 - 10 p.m. SnoBar is located next to Swifty 2.0 at Big Sky Resort. Cover charge is $5 (cash only). It's also a cash only bar. No tickets pre-sold. At the door only. No backpacks allowed. Must be 21 or older. For more information, visit bigskyresort.com.


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Breaking Asian stereotypes in Hollywood
Asians have long had an uneven relationship with Hollywood.
Over the decades, they have found themselves oddly misrepresented on screen, subject to an industry that plays off comical caricatures of broken English, uncouth behaviour and nerdy, awkward science geeks.
An example of this is the character of Long Duk Dong in the 1984 teen film "Sixteen Candles". Short, skinny, and awkward, Long Duk Dong represented the comical caricature that Asian actors were reduced to in the '80s and '90s.
Either that, or they are underrepresented, typecasted into minor roles often based on racial stereotypes. But the tide seems to be turning in 2017, with a new wave of well-received television shows featuring Asians and Asian-Americans taking centre stage.
At the top of this list of game changers is ABC's "Fresh Off the Boat," now into its third season. Based on the memoir of celebrity chef Eddie Huang, the sitcom revolves around the experience of a newly immigrated Taiwanese-American family who run a cowboy-themed restaurant called "Cattleman's Ranch" in Florida.
The series quickly gained cult status when it first premiered in 2015, and has been a significant driving force behind the push for better Asian representation on screen since.
Cheap jokes aside, the comedy thrives on its unique depiction of the quirks of growing up in an Asian family, an experience not often documented on television.
Constance Wu's outstanding performance as family matriarch and tiger mom Jessica Huang not only garnered award nominations and praise from critics, it landed her a coveted place on Time's list of the world's 100 most influential people in 2017. Lena Dunham, creator of the hit HBO series "Girls", profiled her for Time magazine, saying:
"Constance also knows that—as one of the only actors to portray Asian-American womanhood on television—she is tasked with being more than just an actor. And she takes this second gig just as seriously."
While "Fresh Off the Boat's" success indicates a growing desire for diversity in Hollywood, Netflix's critically acclaimed series "Master of None" the viewer's expectations of what an Asian-centric TV series can do.
In "Master of None," Aziz Ansari plays struggling Indian-American actor Dev Shah- a character loosely based on himself – who navigates New York City's diverse social scene.
The most striking thing about Dev in "Master of None" is his ordinariness. He gets entangled in the typical misadventures one would expect from a bachelor in NYC – a one-night stand gone wrong, a string of comically bad first dates, and even a three-month sabbatical to Italy in the show's second season .
"There's 17 million Asian Americans in this country, and there are 17 million Italian Americans. They have the Godfather, Goodfellas, Rocky and the Sopranos, we got Long Duk Dong." – Alan Yang, Master of None co-creator.
While the commercial and critical success of "Fresh Off the Boat" and "Master of None" are huge milestones for the Asian and Asian American communities, there is still a long road ahead in the push for better representation on screen. But if the quality of these shows are anything to show for, the cultural legacy of Asians in Hollywood looks set to move beyond that of Long Duk Dong.


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Film Series
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Combining live-action and animation, the film is set in Hollywood during the late 1940s, where animated characters and people co-exist. The story follows Eddie Valiant, a private detective who must exonerate Toon (i.e. cartoon character) Roger Rabbit, who is accused of murdering a wealthy businessman.
Post-panel discussion with SCU alum, Arthur Schmidt, who won an Academy Award for this film.
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Broadbent Gruner Veltliner, $11.99
This wine opens with lively stone fruit, melon and tangerine aromas backed by a bit of basil and honeyed clover. A fruit-forward wine with light acidity, the flavors are a mix of Mandarin orange, ripe lime and creamy peach. The soft finish has a touch of citrus zest and a lingering minerality.
2017 Hugl Weine Gruner Veltliner, $14.99
Snappy lime and peach aromas lead off this wine, along with a hint of spice and mineral. The flavors are marked by bright lime, citrus zest and crisp acidity. This is a very fresh and fruity wine, the most refreshing of the three, which is not surprising given its more recent vintage.
2015 Ott Gruner Veltliner Am Berg, $14.99
An intriguing whiff of toasted coconut colors this wine's subtle melon and citrus aromas. A well-structured, impeccably balanced wine, it takes time in the glass to open up, revealing a bright core of peach, green apple and citrus fruit. It turns soft and creamy on the finish with lovely saline touches of mineral. It's the most complex of the three.


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International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association (IPIECA) is the global oil and gas industry association for environmental and social issues. IPIECA has launched a set of practical tools to enable oil and gas companies to create, implement and raise awareness of Community Grievance Mechanisms (CGMs). Wherever oil and gas companies do business, engaging with affected communities and responding to their concerns is essential to operating successfully whilst ensuring respect for human rights. Processes that allow concerns to be raised and remedied — also known CGMs — are an important method of achieving this aim.The IPIECA CGM toolbox is based on the operational experiences of IPIECA member companies and is relevant for both companies who have existing CGM processes and those seeking to establish a CGM. More broadly, this toolbox encourages the implementation of the Access to Remedy pillar outlined in the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
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Bhubaneswar: The All Odisha Private Bus Owners' Association (AOPBOA) has called off their indefinite strike after the State government agreed to fulfill the association's demands.
The association Spokesperson Debasish Nayak confirmed the news soon after the General Council meeting this afternoon.
"The governmnet has agreed to fulfill almost all our demands. Therefore, we have decided to call off the strike," Nayak said.
Speaking on their demand to stop plying of city buses on long routes, he said the governmnet will form a high-level committee in this regard and will take a decision on the basis of the report within three months.
The association earlier in the day alleged that the city buses are a major threat to the private buses since the government has also allowed them to operate on the cities outskirts.
Since morning, passengers and daily commuters suffered immense inconvenience in Odisha on Wednesday as more than 17,000 private buses remained off the roads due to a strike by their association over several demands.
State Transport Minister Nrusingha Charan Sahu, Transport Minister Niranjan Pujari among other officials were present in the meeting.


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By Top10BestDatingSites Staff
BeNaughty.com is all about adventurous dating for casual dating with fun, like-minded people.With active chat rooms, hot ice-breakers ideas and free membership for women, this dating site is clearly not playing around. With more than 700,000 registered members, there is plenty of opportunity to enjoy some flirty action.
BeNaughty is certainly the kind of dating site which will keep you engaged. From the moment you log in, you will be presented with attractive potential dates. And once you decide which ones you wish to contact, the options are extensive. You can opt for private message, instant chat, SMS, a cheeky "wink" or even a video chat if you are feeling adventurous.
There is ample opportunity to get to know users better via the chat rooms and forums. And once someone catches your eye, why not impress them with a virtual gift? The 50 or so ice-breakers will help you to generate initial conversation. The BeNaughty website also hands users an impressive degree of personal control. So, you can conveniently select whether you wish to switch on the "naughty" mode to see some of the more daring and suggestive profiles on offer.
You will be browsing other users in no time. The sign up process is both quick and extremely straightforward. Initially, you will be asked to submit some very basic information, such as gender, date of birth, location, e-mail address and password. You will then be sent an e-mail in order to verify that you are a legitimate user.
You can then log into your BeNaughty.com account by simply supplying a screen name. Following this, you have the option of telling other users a little about yourself, which is a good way to catch someone's attention. Of course, you will also be asked to upload photos which is highly recommended.
Anyone using BeNaughty should have every confidence when it comes to safety and security. For a start, the site does not share information with third parties. Meanwhile, the site itself is fully secured thanks to an effective encryption system. The e-mail verification on sign up is also an effective guard against scammers. And of course, the page of safety tips for dating is well worth reviewing too.
If you are female you need not pay a cent to use the site. Women are handed full usability, which means that only men will need to deliberate between remaining free users or paying for membership. In truth, free members are very limited in how they use the site, as they can only communicate with other members via "winks" and ice-breakers.
So if you really want to meet someone, it is worth paying a fee. You can try out the site for 3 days for just $4.47. If you want to sign up for a single month, it will cost you $17.49, while a 3-month package costs $9.99 monthly and a 6-month deal is just $8 per month.
Whether you are a veteran online dater or a total novice, you will have no trouble finding your way around BeNaughty. The emphasis on interaction is obvious from the moment you log in to your personal dashboard – You will instantly be presented with a number of potential matches and the opportunity to message, chat or "wink" any one of them with just a click of a button.
Meanwhile, the tool bar at the top of the page provides you with direct access to your inbox, search function and other crucial features. There is also a search toolbar which allows you to conduct a quick search with ease. Additional features also make it simple to find a match. You can organize the profiles which you like into a favorites list and you can also see who is online at any given time. Also, there is a mobile app to keep you in touch and a Facebook app which finds matches in your area.
Finding someone compatible on BeNaughty.com is made easy. As already mentioned, you will be automatically presented with potential matches when you log in. And if you are looking to narrow things down quickly, the "Who's hot near me" feature helps you find local potential matches.
If you wish to conduct a search manually, then the quick search lets you find someone based on age and location, while an advanced search allows you to hone in based on a whole range of criteria including education, lifestyle and physical features including piercings and body type.
There are also some innovative search options, such as finding someone based on how actively they chat online. There is also a "reverse search" option, which shows you who is looking for someone like you. And of course, when you find a search you like, you can save it for future reference.
If it's adventurous, no-strings-attached fun you are looking for, then this BeNaughty review cannot recommend this site highly enough. There is so much opportunity to interact and meet up with other people while using a wealth of engaging features.
However, if you are ready for something serious and long-term relationship, consider reading our review of Zoosk.com.
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Action Kivu's My Goat is Your Goat program not only gives families an animal that provides income and good standing in the community, it creates paths for conversation and community building between people of different tribes.
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Invest today in programs that find community-based solutions to meet the needs of the people of Congo.


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Clergy abuse is horrible. Whatever happened to their consecration to precious Holy Vows of chastity, poverty and obedience? The priest is to be holy, he is to be Christ-like, 100% committed to holiness of body, mind, heart and soul, not just once in a while, but always. Every secular must respect the vows a priest makes to God and help him live holy and pure. Clergy in authority over them, must never cover up, under any circumstances, whatsoever.
Wrong is wrong and right is right. They do know what is wrong. How dare bishops cover it over. All clergy are to be the hands, feet and heart of Jesus Christ, to whom all clergy are consecrated, from the day they profess their solemn vows. Most religious orders require from 8 to 10 years of training before one is allowed to profess solemn vows, for as long as they live. They also profess temporary vows first, for a number of years.
Whatever age a man is, when he enters the seminary, he will know in his own heart and soul, whether he can live the vow of chastity for the rest of his life. He must know it is a sacred vow, it is a promise from his heart to Jesus' divine heart, as are poverty and obedience.
His vocation to the holy priesthood must be appreciated, respected and protected, from all the bad things in this "worldy world". He knows he must never stray from goodness and purity, so there is never an excuse to break precious holy vows of chastity.
Daily he must thank our dear Lord for calling him to consecrated life. Jesus said "follow me and I will make you fishers of men." His vocation is a blessing, a gift from Jesus himself.
Jesus calls some to cloistered life in monasteries, he calls others to active ministry in schools, churches, hospitals or retreat centers, etc.
Each man must pray and always protect his gift from God. He will hear Jesus' words one day, "Welcome my beloved one, come to my house and see for all eternity.
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UVI Team Selected to Participate in Prestigious Conference
UVI student/mentor team selected for participation in prestigious scientific conference which promotes opportunities for underrepresented minorities (URM).
In these challenging times we are especially pleased to announce University of the Virgin Islands MMES candidate Amelie Jensen and her mentor Dr. Kristin Wilson Grimes, Research Assistant Professor of Watershed Ecology at UVI, are one of just eleven student/mentor teams selected for the 2017 Rising TIDES Conference Mentoring Program award.
Rising TIDES, (Toward an Inclusive, Diverse, and Enriched Society,) jointly supports underrepresented minority students and mentors participation in the CERF (Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation) 2017 24th Biennial Conference taking place in Rhode Island this November. Read the full press release here, which states in part "The 11 students were selected for their commitment to broadening participation in coastal and estuarine science and management, as well as for their strong academic promise and relevant professional and extracurricular engagement."
Amelie Jensen is investigating blue carbon storage in seagrass habitats around the USVI. She chose to pursue her Masters at UVI specifically to study under Dr. Grimes who's passion for coastal ecosystems is infectious. Dr. Grimes is equally passionate in her support for underrepresented minorities in science, actively seeking opportunities to enrich minority students' experiences.


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Our student helps as a volunteer in Kenya
Student of our faculty, Stefan Pytel, together with his family has been helping people in Africa for over two years as a volunteer of the Harambee Poland Foundation. In 2017 he spent nearly one month in Kenya, renovating buildings among other things.
He stayed there with a priest and worked mainly on the parish grounds. Together with three students from Spain, two guys from Poland and his father, they have managed to plant several hundred trees, paint the church and build a chapel – to mention just a few things.
Asked about benefits of the volunteer activity, Stefan Pytel names the opportunity to find out about a different culture and learn new things, such as brick making, and many more. Working like that as a volunteer, you come to appreciate what you have in your life, he says, and continues: If I can make a difference to somebody's life or bring a smile to children's faces by what I do, I feel it all makes sense and I am even more willing to help again.
To find out more, check WUTsquare blog.


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Hey guys, as you all may have know from my Instagram, I had a luxury fine dining and movie experience at TGV Indulge a month ago, courtesy of Butterfly Project Malaysia. Now talking about my dining and movie experience, it does make me want to return to TGV Indulge for a night of indulgence....
Fine Dining & Movie Experience @ TGV Indulge, 1 Utama
Our familiar TGV Cinemas is here to introduce INDULGE, the first luxury cinema in TGV 1 Utama which has its own private ticketing counter, lounge and dining area and also 2 exclusive comfy and awesome cinema halls. Putting the cinema halls aside, let's talk about the food at TGV Indulge.
On our visit that day, we were served with a 10 course fining meal that feature TGV Indulge's signature dishes including Smoked Duck Salad, Pumpkin Salad, Grilled Salmon served with seasonal vegetables and scroll down to find out more. :P
TGV Indulge's Appetizer
TGV Indulge's Appetizer : Smoked Duck Salad
Smoked duck breast served with mesclun greens, capsicum & skewed with kiwi with balsamic dressing. The slices of smoked duck were sliced into paper thin, making every slice of smoked duck melt into my mouth just like that.
TGV Indulge's Appetizer : Pumpkin Salad
Of all, I would have to say this Pumpkin salad is my utmost favorite. Tho I ain't so much of a fan of pumpkin, but to my surprise I do fancy this plate of salad. The pumpkin was cooked to perfection, making it soft and flavourful. Yummm... yumm.. The Pumpkin Salad was served with rocket leaves with honey roasted pumpkin, cherry tomatoes & capsicums and also Balsamic dressing too.
TGV Indulge's Entrée
TGV Indulge's Entrée : Lamb Koftas
Lamb patties served with green salad. Not so much of a lamb fan but it was quite an interesting dish tho. Lamb lovers are recommended to give this a try. :)
TGV Indulge's Entrée : Stuffed Potato Skins
Okay being a fan of potatoes I have to admit, I have been eagerly waiting for this entree. The potato skin were stuffed with a generous amount of turkey bacon & mozzarella, turning an ordinary potato skin into not so ordinary-savoury-yummy potato skin !
TGV Indulge's Main Course
TGV Indulge's Mains : Grilled Lamb Rack
The Grilled Lamb Rack was served with seasonal vegetables & rosemary sauce. The lamb was too chewing for my liking but the rosemary sauce was a thumbs up ! Do note that you can request to have the Grilled Lamb Rack to be cooked in raw, medium raw or well done, the chef will make it specially to your liking.
TGV Indulge's Mains : Cajun Chicken
Oh my... chicken chicken. I love it ! The Cajun chicken is the grilled boneless chicken thigh served with cajun seasoning. I am not sure whether it's only me, but TGV Indulge's chef seasoning skill were amazing. In a way, I have to say the Cajun seasoning sort of elevated the whole flavour of the grilled chicken, making it mouth-watering !
TGV Indulge's Mains : Grilled SalmonThe Grilled Salmon was served with seasonal vegetables and lemon butter sauce. Who doesn't like salmon, especially when it's grilled. The grilled to perfection crispy salmon skin does give some texture to the whole dish. :)
TGV Indulge's Dessert
TGV Indulge's Dessert : Panna Cotta
Oh my, it's my favourite part of the whole Indulge dining, time for dessert ! The Italian Panna Cotta, cooked cream was topped with some raspberry sauce and also a strawberry for embellishment. It was so fattening but I can't stop myself from finishing it all up as the Panna Cotta was so smooth that it glides down my throat effortlessly, with a sweet and milky flavour lingering in my mouth after that.
TGV Indulge's Dessert : Nutty Tortilla Banna
Tortilla filled with peanut butter, cornflakes & freshly sliced banana. All I can say is when you put anything with peanut butter, it'll just get nothing but BETTER !
After pampering our stomach with some scrumptious and luxurious dining at TGV Indulge dining area. We were brought to the TGV Indulge Cinema Hall for a comfy and also luxury cinemea experience.
Pardon me for the dark photo as I have totally forgotten to turn on my flash.
When you watch movie in TGV Indulge, you'll be pampered like a king with the relining chairs and personalized call-waiter-service in hall. Also, there'll be a comfy huge comforter given to you during the movie so you'll have a cozy and relaxing movie experience at TGV Indulge.
"Cinemas are no longer just for entertainment; in fact we have various requests for product launches, wedding proposals, press conferences and also company employee nights here at TGV Indulge."
Congratulation to all best dress winners for walking away with amazing MUSE goodies. :)
That wraps up my whole fine dining and movie experience at TGV Indulge, 1 Utama.
So book your ticket now and get a luxury movie and dining experience at TGV Indulge !
TGV CinemasWebsite : www.tgv.com.my
Facebook : www.facebook.com/tgvcinemas
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In a recent article, Governor Andrew Cuomo told The New York Times that he enjoys spending family time on the South Fork, often at the Southampton home of his brother, Chris Cuomo. Some of his favorite local spots include Scotto's Italian Pork Store and White Water Outfitters in Hampton Bays, and Southampton's Going Nuts, a candy store.
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Hey Everybody!
The song Hello from the True Star (I think) helped to inspire the sentiment of my card below. "I just came to say Hello" but I just used the hello ;) Now I have it playing on Spotify (which is a GREAT app on Facebook). So go enjoy the party!
I am so excited to be participating in The Playdate Cafe's challenge of black and white with a splash of hot pink. I love these challenges! You can play PDCC119 here.
Here's my card...
The flower is from Making Memories. Letters are from DCWV and the pink grosgrain ribbon is from a ribbon swap.
Until next time my friends..."I just came to say hello!"---remember it's stuck :)


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These links include interesting personal blogs, organizations I work with, and informative robotics websites. I will continue to add more.
Robotics News
Robot Show
- China International Robot Show (Industrial Robots)
Robotics Education
- FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology)
- The NC State Aerial Robotics Club
- The Underwater Robotics Club (URC) at NC State
- NCSU IEEE Robotics Team
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SCF Receives SACS Reaffirmation Accreditation for Next 10 Years
State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota (SCF) has received official notification from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACS) that the institution has received reaffirmation of accreditation for a full 10 years with no sanctions.
The full accreditation without sanctions is the highest rating that an educational institution can achieve from the regional accrediting body.
A team from SACS met with College employees in October and reviewed reams of documentation compiled by college staff during a rigorous, yearlong preparation.
"Accreditation is key to maintaining our credibility and position in the higher education arena of our region and state," said SCF President Dr. Carol Probstfeld. "This is what distinguishes us as a state institution and ensures our students that their degree has value and recognition."
Accreditation by SACS also ensures easy transfer of students' courses to other institutions, and makes SCF eligible for financial aid that is disbursed annually to SCF's students.


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Anew Apple HQ is in the making, according to a latest project update posted on the official website of the Cupertino City Council. In the Apple Campus 2 project plans sent by Apple to the Cupertino City Council reveals the making of, what late co-founder, Steve Jobs had once said would be the "best office in the world"; and best is indeed what it feels like. Read on.
When Jobs said the new campus would be "little like a spaceship landed", you knew you had to take it seriously. The 'spaceship'-like campus is being designed with an aim to create an "Integrated 21st century campus surrounded by green space". Once the construction gets through, the Apple HQ will be large enough to accomodate 13,000 employees.
Apple Campus-2 HQ on completion in 2015 (Image courtesy: Official website of Cupertino City Council)
Here's a closer look at what's in store for Apple employees. According to the official post on the Cupertino City Council's website, the Apple Campus 2 project is a single building progressing upwards with 4 storeys, taking the total area to a breathtaking 2.8 million sq.ft. The main building will have a 'striking' cafe, a separate corporate fitness centre and a corporate auditorium, which can contain about a 1,000 people. Parking facilities reportedly will be available under the main building, in addition to a multistorey parking structure, along the 280 Freeway. A research facility spreading across 300,000 sq.ft., which will be located to the east of North Tantau Avenue is also in the pipeline. This facility will also include technical support functions, since they need to be located adjacent to the main building.
The proposed site plan (Image courtesy: Official website of Cupertino City Council)
And, we have saved the "best" for the last. An innovator that he was, Jobs envisioned the unimaginable - a solar roof. The circular roof, in question will be covered with photovoltaic solar panels, making it presumably the biggest of its kind in the U.S. The energy, thus generated would be put to use to fulfill the power generation needs for use at the Apple HQ, maybe not fully, but partially.
The entire construction is being touted to near completion in 2015. Watch this space for more updates.