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Back On Track Exercise Program Returns to Milton Cancer Centre
The Cancer Outpatients Appeal is pleased to announce that Helen Reeson will be holding another series of "Back On Track" exercise sessions designed for cancer survivors who have completed their treatment and are at any stage of their recovery.
The program will be held in the meeting room of the Milton Cancer Centre starting on Monday July 2nd at 10am to 10:45am and running each week at this time for 7 weeks until August 13th.
Helen has designed this program specifically to build strength, reduce tightness and improve flexibility and range of motion, without involving any forceful moves or pain. Its aim is to work in harmony with the body to get each participant feeling good and on track to positive health and wellbeing. Helen will also tailor specific exercises to meet individual needs of participants.
Dee Carrington, President of the Cancer Outpatients Appeal said," Helen's professional experience as a lecturer in anatomy and physiology and massage therapy make her the ideal person to develop and facilitate this program. The previous sessions run by Helen received great reviews from participants and we encourage cancer survivors to take advantage of this free program. Places are limited so anyone interested should sign up as soon as possible by calling and booking their place with the Cancer Centre's Receptionist on 4454 9164 or 4454 9168.
The COA Acquisitive Art Awards A Resounding Success.
The official opening and presentation of awards at the Cancer Outpatients Appeal Acquisitive Art Awards took place in front of a packed audience at the Dunn Lewis Centre in Ulladulla.
Sydney based artist Pamela Griffith, well known for her portrayal of the Australian landscape in her paintings and etchings, opened the exhibition and presented the awards to sixteen local southern Shoalhaven artists. Pamela also donated a copy of her book, "Australia, An Artist's Journey Through The Landscape" as a door prize and a colour seascape etching for the Milton Cancer Centre.
The idea for the awards stemmed from a request to the Cancer Outpatients Appeal to help provide artwork for the new Shoalhaven Cancer Care Centre being built at the Shoalhaven Hospital in Nowra. Dee Carrington, President of the Cancer Outpatients Appeal said," Rather than buy a number of existing works from a gallery we decided to hold an acquisitive competition specifically for artists in the southern Shoalhaven to provide a positive link to home for patients from our community who will attend the Nowra Cancer Centre for treatment. It also provided a special opportunity for local artists to showcase their skills and creativity in interpreting the theme "Journeys and Horizons".
" The theme was chosen to reflect the journey cancer patients and their carers travel as they proceed through diagnosis, treatment and recovery from this disease and we were very impressed with the artworks it engendered. In total we had 16 award winners who received prizes of $5,000, $2,500 or $1,000, along with a Peoples' Choice Award of $1,000 which was won by Andrew Antoniou with his watercolour, "Motherland".
" The organising committee – myself, Sonia Smiles and Jeanne James – have received extremely positive feedback on the project and the opening night. To see all the works hanging in the gallery at the Dunn Lewis Centre was amazing and immensely satisfying for us after several months of hard work to bring the project to fruition. We are very proud of the collection of work chosen by the judges to hang in the accommodation units of the new cancer centre when it opens next year.
"Our special thanks go to the Dunn Lewis Centre, the Alley Gallery Committee, our sponsors and volunteers who all played an important role in the success of the COA Acquisitive Art Awards."
Southern Shoalhaven Carers Day
Calling all carers – would you like to spend a few relaxing hours in comfort, having your hair done, a facial, manicure, Bowen therapy or a massage, with morning tea and lunch provided?
Then the Carers Day on Wednesday October 19 is the place for you. The aim is to give all carers a respite from their usual routine and a chance to enjoy some pampering, or if you prefer, a chance to relax and chat with other carers and enjoy a morning tea and lunch.
The Carers Day is an initiative of Milton Ulladulla Hospital. Judy Nelmes, Director of Nursing at the hospital is keen to see as many carers as possible take advantage of this special event. Judy said, " We understand the outstanding job that carers do every day in our community and we would like to acknowledge their dedication and contribution by providing this opportunity for carers to relax and enjoy some personal services that they may not usually have time for in their busy day."
The Carers Day will be held in the meeting area at the Cancer Services Centre at Milton Ulladulla Hospital on Wednesday, October 19 from 10am to 2pm. Carers are asked to contact Bruce on 4454 9160 to confirm attendance.
The Carers Day is sponsored by the Cancer Outpatients Appeal.
Andrew wins People's Choice Award in the Cancer Outpatients Appeal Acquisitive Art Competiton
April 28 was the closing date for voting in the COA Acquisitive Art Awards Peoples' Choice. The judges battled their way through a box full of voting slips and after counting all the votes they announced Andrew Antoniou as the winner with his entry, a watercolour entitled "Motherland".
Andrew is a local artist. He is a consumate draughtsman whose body of work of drawings, paintings and etchings are in a narrative style drawn from memory, imagination and symbolism to create his images. Andrew has won many competitions for his drawings and prints, including as a finalist on several occasions in the prestigious Dobell Drawing Prize at the Art Gallery of NSW, and has works in the National Art Gallery in Canberra as well as galleries around the world.
When I asked Andrew about his source of inspiration for this artwork he said," I liked the theme of "Journeys and Horizons" in this context and wanted to interpret the theme away from the literal and to incorporate a sense of adventure rather than being sentimental. For cancer patients every day becomes an adventure, even though it may not be a typical one as we would normally understand the term. This work is about people, not places, and the story is reflected in the narrative which depicts a sense of that adventure and the harmony between people, animals and plants.
"It's very rare that local artists get an opportunity like this to showcase their work for such a worthwhile project, so all thanks go to the Cancer Outpatients Appeal for initiating these awards and supporting the local art community."
There was a total of sixteen winning entries which will hang in the accommodation units at the new Shoalhaven Cancer Care Centre being built in Nowra and which will open in 2013.
Dee Carrington, President of the Appeal said,"Our congratulations go to Andrew for winning the Peoples' Choice Award and to all the local artists who participated in this competition. We achieved our objective to acquire a body of work that reflects the wealth of creative talent in our community and we are proud to know these works will provide enjoyment and pleasure for cancer patients and a link to home when they stay in the accommodation units while undergoing their treatment."
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The Cancer Outpatients Appeal Acquisitive Art Awards was a roaring success. It was great to see so many people attend the opening at the Dunn Lewis Centre.
The awards came about after a request to the Cancer Outpatients Appeal from the LINAC committee to help with artwork for the new Nowra Cancer Centre. The Cancer Outpatients Appeal decided to run an art competition to showcase the southern Shoalhaven region's artists. Local artists excelled themselves with their creative and skilled interpretation of the theme "Journeys and Horizons".
The exhibition was officially opened by artist and cancer survivor Pamela Griffith who described the collection of works as "really beautiful" and the standard of entries was uniformly high.
The Region's Director of Cancer Services, Anthony Arnold travelled from Wollongong for the event. Mr. Arnold was very impressed with the quality of the work produced by the artists.
The awarded paintings will hang in the accommodation units at the Nowra Cancer Centre helping create a more welcoming environment for the enjoyment and pleasure of patients whilst undergoing their treatment at the Centre.

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The rumour is that George Miller may be the man to direct the live action movie version of Justice League of America (aka as the less U.S.-centric sounding JLA). However IESB just posted that there may be another in line for the director's chair on this project... Are you ready?
Yes, the man that brought us the deeply moving and entertaining Charlie's Angels movies has a chance to take the reins of a superhero movie populated by the most iconic heroes on the planet.
Now before I get all critical on this guy I have to admit I haven't seen his movie We Are Marshall, which was a serious flick. It's only rated at 50% over at Rotten Tomatoes by over at IMDB it's got a pretty solid 7.2/10. Of course I don't put as much credence in the IMDB votes as I do with R/T, but 50% isn't completely awful.
If you remember, at one time McG (sigh, a non-rapper white guy with a "handle"... yeesh) was in line to direct the long awaited Superman movie before Brian Singer took over. In retrospect I'm wondering if a McG helmed Superman movie could have been much worse than Superman Returns. Back at the time I believe that he did want to make some rather hideous and idiotic changes to the character and/or costume.
George Miller on the other hand was the director of the original Mad Max movie and served as producer on Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. Then again he's also responsible for Happy Feet, the penguin movie. I suppose if you're capable of both ends of that spectrum you might be able to handle the Justice League...
What superheroes will be in the movie? At this point it looks like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern and possibly Aquaman. And according to the rumor mill one of the JLA members will not survive to see a sequel. This is total speculation but I'd put my money on either Aquaman or The Flash.
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SUBJECT: Labor's plan to reverse $83.7 million cut to the ABC.
SHERIDAN STEWART: The Labor Party this week promised to reverse cuts to the ABC's budget announced in the Federal Budget recently. We're joined now by Shadow Communications Minister Michelle Rowland. Good afternoon.
MICHELLE ROWLAND, SHADOW MINISTER FOR COMMUNICATIONS: Good afternoon.
STEWART: Ms Rowland, media organisations across the world are having to endure deep cuts. Why do you feel the ABC should be any different?
ROWLAND: Well the reality is, Sheridan, that the ABC has demonstrated that it is an efficient organisation. It has endured a large amount of cuts since this government was elected. And its first budget included somewhere in the vicinity of a quarter of a billion dollars of cuts in that budget, despite the explicit promise of no cuts to the ABC. So it has demonstrated it's a highly efficient institution which is why this latest round of cuts in this budget are so damaging. As the ABC itself has said, whilst it recognises it has a priority to minimise the impact on its large and loyal audiences, the cuts in this case will compel them to consider all options in an effort to find further savings.
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ROWLAND: I think it plays into things for the government, which is why it has launched this Competitive Neutrality Inquiry. But I think we need to recognise the ABC is part of that landscape, the public broadcaster in that landscape, and commercial media has a role. They indeed operate in a sphere which services different needs and indeed the ABC performs a lot of functions that are not necessarily specifically funded but they believe are very important and they'll continue to do; things like emergency broadcasting, but also being in that digital space as I mentioned. But we need to recognise that they are serving different functions, and whilst the audiences may cross over at some point, we have a public broadcaster to service the Australian people as its shareholders, not commercial interests, and that shouldn't be lost on anyone.
STEWART: On this program Shadow Minister, we broadcast across a large section of regional Queensland. How do the cuts affect regional Queensland?
ROWLAND: Well, the ABC itself has said at recent Senate Estimates that it can't rule out what impacts will end up being. So that's something that's very concerning and it's concerning when you recognise that the ABC has always valued that localism element. And I would point out that the ABC's commitment to serving regional and rural Australia has been enhanced over the past few years, even in the face of cuts. In July 2015, for example, they established a dedicated regional division so that regional issues and news and information would be covered locally and on a national level across all platforms. And that didn't require legislative or regulatory change. This was brought about by the ABC's own initiative, by this inherent obligation to serve rural and regional Australians.
And when you bear in mind that the ABC has high fixed costs that it can't dissipate, things like transmission and distribution, when you've got those fixed costs you really have to start looking at other areas like staff and content and it's no wonder that in the face of these cuts expenditure on areas like drama, for example, and documentaries has declined over the past few years. So that's extremely concerning for regional Queensland.
STEWART: A cut, a further cut I should say, of $84 million, that's a lot of money. It comes on top of more than $250 million in cuts that have come about since 2014. Is Labor planning to reinstate any of that funding?
ROWLAND: Well, we announced earlier this week that, if elected, we'll reverse this government's $83.7 million cut in this budget and we'll also guarantee funding certainty over the next ABC budget cycle. And we don't take that decision lightly. Indeed we take that decision because of the value that we place, and we know the value that the Australian people place, on our public broadcasters. But also the need for the ABC to continue to meet its Charter requirements. It's important that we have some stability at the ABC in the face of the cuts that have been endured since 2014 but we also need to ensure that, as I said, they continue to adapt to the digital age.
So this reflects our commitment to the ABC's independence. We believe in a comprehensive national broadcaster and it's no wonder that the ABC continues to be the most trusted news source in Australia. And at a time I think, Sheridan, when trust in our public institutions is at an all-time low, it should be the responsibility of governments to enhance that trust in institutions which already enjoy a high level of trust and enable Australians to be re-engaged in their democratic processes, and that's what we believe in Labor. We all believe, in Labor, in the ABC and we're very much united in ensuring that it continues to be a strong comprehensive national public broadcaster.
STEWART: And just for those who've perhaps just turned their radio on, I'm speaking with Shadow Communications Minister Michelle Rowland on the back of the Labor Party this week promising to reverse cuts to the ABC's budget which was announced in the recent Federal Budget, $84 million. Shadow Minister, the role of the ABC: how do you think it's changing? What do you think the ABC needs to do to meet some of those changes?
ROWLAND: Well, for example, the ABC needs to continue to service its Charter but in doing that it needs to do, I believe, three things. It needs to have a strong staff base, because you need people in this space who are brave and who are creative. And when you erode those things as has happened over the past couple of years - we've had something like 800 staff lost - when you erode that ability for an organisation to let people thrive then that certainly does have a detrimental impact on the public broadcaster.
I think the second thing is to examine what I discussed in terms of the technological disruption. It's well established, as I said, that the media sector is facing those challenges but it certainly doesn't help that there's been this level of ideological attacks by the government, not only in terms of the financial side of it but also we see quite a coordinated attack on the ABC's independence and that is one which certainly can't be tolerated.
And I think the third thing is to really fight against this notion that the ABC should be some sort of market failure broadcaster, that it should only be servicing areas that the commercial media sector wouldn't serve. And that, I think, has inherent problems. Whilst a lot of people use that term when they're attacking the ABC, I don't think they realise what a market failure broadcaster would actually look like. It would mean you would be servicing some of those regional areas that otherwise wouldn't be served but it would also mean, you know, you've got this argument that the ABC can simply redirect funds away from digital and to other activities to address commercial broadcasting market failure in those pockets. It portrays a lack of understanding about the ABC's history, its production, its programming and its Charter. And I think it really ignores the fact that those regional audiences, like your own, enjoy the same programming as in metro areas in many respects, although of course localism is very important. But they also expect access to the same services like digital services that their metropolitan counterparts have.
So the ABC's never been, nor will it ever be, a market failure broadcaster. It was created, as I said, to exist alongside commercial broadcasters in that ecosystem, to provide that range of quality programming and maximise diversity within the sector. And I think that role is well understood and appreciated by the community at large.
STEWART: Thank you very much for your time this afternoon.
ROWLAND: My pleasure.


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The MHT CET Result 2018 is published by dtemaharashtra.gov.in. And at the bottom of this web page, we furnish MHT Common Entrance Test Results are available. The MHT CET Cut Off Marks, Merit List, Counselling Dates, Toppers List is arranged in an understandable manner. The huge number of candidates applied and attend for MHT CET, MBA, MCA, CET Law Written Test. And now participants can check MHT CET Result 2018. The Maharastra Common Entrance Test Results are announced on 1st June 2018. The Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) has organized the MHT CET Exam on 5th May 2018 through online. Applicants who get minimum qualifying marks in MHT CET Exam they get admissions on the related course.
Interested and eligible contenders are applied and attend for MHT CET, MBA, MCA and LAW CAT. And this is the right place to know about MHT CET Result 2018. Students who finished their 10+2 or Intermediate they applied for MHT CET for higher education. The Directorate of Technical Education is one of the reputed university in India. So plenty candidates applied for MHT CET Test. After completion of Engineering Entrance Exam aspirants have to check MHT CET Result 2018 through an official portal that is www.dtemaharashtra.gov.in. And to check results we provide steps. So applicants follow the steps to check your results. Contenders have to check the results by entering Hall Ticket Number and Date of Birth. And results are declared based on MHT CET Cut Off Marks. The Cut Off Marks are given in an understandable manner. And aspirants MBA Results are discharged on 10th March 2018, MCA on 10th April 2018 and CET Law results are declared on 30th June 2018.
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- Counselling Call Letter.
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- Recedence Certificate and Conduct Certificate.
- Income Certificate if required.
- Category Certificate.
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Wild hogs are a nuisance for anyone that has any type of land or property they don't want destroyed. So it's no surprise a good day of hog hunting may leave you with some hogs you simply don't need.
What would be the best way to get rid of a hog you don't have the time or storage to butcher? It turns out a few pounds of Tannerite can make all the difference.
Here we see what 8lbs of the explosive manages to do to a 200lb hog. Let's just say it makes quick work of the animal carcass and doesn't leave a whole lot left.


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What's worse than having to go to the hospital? How about spending days in the hospital recovering from surgery or serious illness, finally going home, and then realizing that some jackass in the ER stole your identity?
That's exactly what happened to close to 50 patients at Palmetto General in Hialeah, according to federal prosecutors.
Two Palmetto General employees -- Jacquettia L. Brown, 29, and (the awesomely named) Tear Renee Barbary, 25 -- were charged this week with stealing patient records to further a credit card scheme.
Brown worked in Palmetto's medical records department. She stole files with patients' names, social security numbers, addresses and family contacts, then passed the information to Barbary, who opened false credit cards in the patients' names. Cops caught Brown with 41 records and Barbary with six more.
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Eastwick is a station along the Airport Line to Philadelphia International Airport. It is within walking distance of the Eastwick Loop of the 36 trolley which is located at Bartram Avenue near 84th Street. It is the sole stop between central Philadelphia and the Philadelphia International Airport Terminals. Access to the station is granted via a cul-de-sac off of Bartram Avenue and also from Mario Lanza Boulevard. While the station has no official SEPTA parking lot, a number of parking spaces along Mario Lanza Boulevard and Crane Street are used by commuters patronizing the stop. Eastwick Station was originally built in 1997 along the original Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad main line, in order to serve local office parks. SEPTA plans to expand the station, transforming it into the Eastwick Transportation Center.
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Morgan Chase plans to spend $75 million to fight youth unemployment in part through grants to states that train young people for high-paying jobs that employers struggle to fill.
The five-year global New Skills for Youth Initiative, encourages states to invest in demand-driven career education programs to address alarmingly high unemployment rates among 16- to 24-year-olds, particularly minority youths.
The company will also invest in city and school programs around the world that are developing models of career-focused education that align with the needs of emerging industries.
The initiative complements JPMorgan's $250 million New Skills at Work initiative, launched in 2014, that invests in programs that train job seekers for so-called middle-skill jobs, which require a high school degree and some postsecondary credentials but not a four-year college degree.
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Judy Hartzler and Joanna Suter have been volunteering at Global Gifts Short North since the store opened in March, 2014. They both bring to the store enthusiasm and an understanding of the importance of Fair Trade and they've organized and staffed off-site sales for Global Gifts at their church as well.
They are also world travelers!
Because Global Gifts carries goods handmade by Fair Trade artisans in China, we asked them to share a few highlights of their recent trip with us. The gorgeous photos in this post were taken by Judy and Joanna was interviewed by Global Gifts Short North Assistant Manager, Amy Phillips-Gary.
A few highlights of their trip…
Over three weeks in the early fall of this year, Judy and Joanna traveled with a group to Lhasa, Tibet and other regions of China. Tibet was Joanna's favorite place to visit. She liked the high-altitude elevation and Tibet's climate with its cooler temperatures during the time they were there. Their group toured Potala Palace, the Winter Palace of the exiled Dalai Lama and they also visited the home of Buddhist nuns.
Although it was hazy when they walked along the Great Wall of China, Joanna said it was amazing to think about the history and the length of this structure that's one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The famous Terra Cotta warriors are a "must see" for anyone traveling to China, according to Joanna. Because they are still being excavated, it was especially interesting for her to see the archaeological process.
The group also enjoyed walking through terraced rice fields in Guilin, which were golden and ready for harvesting, before having a meal in a mountain village.
Joanna said she enjoyed Tibetan food very much. During their visit to China, they ate yak meat, seafood, sticky rice baked in bamboo leaves, and momos-- a type of meat dumpling . She commented on how many people in China used both their front and back yards for gardens.
By far, it was the people of Tibet who made the strongest impression on Joanna. Dressed in traditional clothing and walking around Lhasa with prayer wheels and malas (prayer beads), the people seemed genuinely happy and were very friendly!


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Most Hollywood action movies cram in so much death and destruction that there isn't much room for character or plot development. If you watched the "Godzilla" trailers expecting it to tread the same path, you'll be happily disappointed with the result. "Godzilla" sets itself apart with good pacing, crisp action, and strong visual intelligence. But, the plot, characters, and a few cinematographic quirks knock it down a few steps from amazing.
The plot of "Godzilla" is unengaging and does a poor job of creating tension. From start to finish, the humans seem ancillary to the ancient, enormous animals duking it out. It could be argued that this plays into one of the major themes of the movie: man is powerless against nature despite our best efforts. However, the movie would have ended in just about the same way even if the human anti-giant monster task force hadn't been present, and that's a big problem. Rather than coming across as poetic or impactful, lack of human agency in "Godzilla" is frustratingly uninteresting.
One of the most disappointing aspects of "Godzilla" is its flat, boring characters. Brian Cranston does his best to deliver an energetic performance as Joe Brody, a scientist with something to prove, but an actor can only do so much with dialogue that's of dubious quality. At no point does "Godzilla" give you a solid reason to care about anyone other than Godzilla. The humans bumble about in precarious situations and hope for the best, but their struggles are hard to care about and they don't have much nuance. That isn't to say that the characters are terrible, it's just that all they do is move the plot along.
Considering all the serious one-liners in the film's trailers, viewers may have been expecting "Godzilla" to provide insightful meditation on man versus nature wrapped up in the excitement of a monster brawl. Unfortunately, the movie uses cheap quips in an attempt to provide thematic gravity to one of the most exciting pro-wrestling matches you'll ever see.
The visuals of the movie belie the quality of its plot and characters. One of the films saving graces is its ability to visually convey the sublime nature of each scene. This is where "Godzilla" derives the bulk of its value. The first scene is reminiscent of the start of "Jurassic Park" complete with a construction site, two scientists in pink and blue shirts, and intense discussion with a worried foreman. The adventure and amazement conveyed in those short minutes quickly gives way to a scene which could have been pulled from "Alien." While investigating an anamlous hole in the ground, scientists wander in hazmat suits over an enormous subterranean bone yard, and stumble upon a bio-mechanical looking structure oozing viscous gunk. The message early on is clear: "Godzilla" will take you on a thrilling adventure, but beneath that is the crippling horror of how powerless humanity is against nature.
The film's first arc builds artful visual evidence for what Ken Watanabe's character, Dr. Ichiro Serizawa, plainly states: "The arrogance of man is thinking nature is under our control, and not the other way around." This line is emobdied when Brian Cranston's character and his son, played by Aaron-Taylor-Johnson, wander through a city reclaimed by nature. Plants dominate the face of every building, wild dogs roam through the streets, and insects crawl over every facet of civilization.
The presence of the monsters is subdued compared to the glitz and adrenaline of other action movies, and this helps convey that they're products of our natural world that are wholly out of our control. When the first monster appears on screen, it makes no direct attempt to kill any humans, but inadvertently crushes a lot of them. "Godzilla" could have easily presented creatures focused on purposefully destroying humanity, but casting them as animals following their natural instincts is an enjoyably nuanced approach and helps build on the films themes.
The actual monster fights are a little overdramatic, but a whole lot awesome. The combat is always crisp, easy to follow, and uncluttered. The size and impact of the monsters themselves are conveyed in every punch and bite, and your jaw may even drop a few times. What muddles this experience is the director's insistence on slow, dramatic reveals and a handful of forced gotcha moments. When they work, they're highly effective, but they happen too frequently and may make you groan. Slowly panning upwards to reveal Godzilla's full size for the first time was perfectly executed, but the third or fourth moment a monster attacks from the fog or off-screen feels derivative.
If you're looking for an amazing cinematic experience this weekend, you shouldn't see Godzilla." But if you can forgive the bland parts, you'll be treated to gorgeous visuals and one of the best monster showdowns to grace the silver screen.


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The Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) has announced that all RMV services and system access, with the exception of law enforcement, will be unavailable from 7 p.m., Thursday, March 22 until 8am, Monday, March 26 due to the RMV changing over to a new computer system that will allow the RMV to comply with federal and state mandates.
During this time period, there will be no motor vehicle inspections available in the state, no RMV online services, all RMV service locations will be closed, and AAA locations will be unable to process RMV services for AAA members.
We appreciate your understanding and patience about the temporary shutdown of RMV services which is necessary as the RMV changes to new technology.
For more information about the RMV services affected during the temporary service suspension, visit https://www.mass.gov/service-details/alert-no-rmv-services.
ATLAS will replace the RMV's Automated Licensing and Registration System (ALARS), which is more than 30 years old, to allow the RMV to become a more customer-centric organization and to comply with federal and state mandates.
ATLAS will be released in two phases. Release 1, on March 26, 2018, is replacing driver services and Release 2, in the fall of 2019, will replace vehicle services.
We are making a major investment in a new technology system to deliver exceptional customer service for residents and businesses across the Commonwealth.
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Reconditioning Robots in Advance Cuts Lead Time
Ever hear the expression, "time is money"? It definitely rings true for industrial robots. The sooner a company can install and begin using a robotic system, the sooner it will begin to see a clear return on investment.
At RobotWorx, we are dedicated to serving our customers through speedy order fulfillment. Our goal is to streamline the path from robot order placement to robot system installation as much as possible. One of the things our reconditioning team has been focusing on recently is maintaining a large inventory of integration-ready robots. By reconditioning robots before they are sold, RobotWorx is able to fill robot orders in a timely manner.
Equipped with a full stock of reconditioned robots, RobotWorx' integration and engineering teams can start on the work of designing and building a robotic system. Each of RobotWorx' used robots are completely reworked, cleaned, tested, and repainted as part of the comprehensive reconditioning and inspection process. They provide significant cost advantages, priced at 40-50% less than new models.
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This house & garden located in Freshwater on Sydney's Northern Beaches was once an original 1950's brick bungalow on a level block of lawn without a single plant or tree on the entire block. It also happens to be the family home of our very own, Josh & Anna Harrison. Make sure you check out the…Details


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Beautiful, move in ready home in the Stonecreek development in Calabasas. This house features new carpeting, paint and other upgrades and is so pretty you'll fall in love right away. A sunken living room with fireplace is the main space for relaxing and the first floor also features a powder room, kitchen and dining area. The spacious kitchen has stainless appliances and looks out over the lovely patio. The dining room sliding doors lead you out to a large hardscaped patio that wraps the house and has space for a bar, seating and dining. Upstairs there are 2 bedrooms which are serviced by a full bath, as well as a large bonus room which could easily convert into a 4th bedroom. The master suite is very spacious with a walk in closet and dual vanity bath with huge tub/shower combo. Completely move in, Calabasas schools and lifestyle!
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Canada's prime minister vacations in North Captiva amid scandal
NORTH CAPTIVA ISLAND, Fla. - The Prime Minister of Canada made a visit to North Captiva Island while embroiled in a scandal back at home.
Justin Trudeau's maple leaf-emblazoned airplane was seen on Page Field Monday, where he flew for a low-key private vacation.
He rented a couple of houses for his family and his security detail on the south end of the island that you can only get to by boat.
Debbie Renner, a temporary resident of the island in the winter, said she knows everyone and where they stay. She drove a golf cart to the home where Trudeau would be staying, and it was swarming with Secret Service.
The prime minister was seen on the water entering the island, followed by marine units filled with Secret Service and deputies with the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
Meanwhile, back in his home country, a scandal has engulfed Canada's poster boy. The former attorney general said Trudeau pressured her to strike a deal with a corrupt company.
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Dialogue restarts facing internal and external challenges
News from Nicaragua | Monday, 4 March 2019 |
On 25 February President Daniel Ortega announced that a dialogue process would restart to 'restore peace and security' and to 'open a new route to understanding'. In advance of the start of the process over 120 people accused of offences related to last year's protests were freed.
Unlike the dialogue that collapsed in disarray last May, this process will take a very different form. It will be involve six government representatives led by Foreign Minister Denis Moncada, and six members of the opposition Civic Alliance for Justice and Peace headed by Carlos Tunnerman. Initially the Papal Nuncio Stanislav Sonnetag and Cardinal Leopoldo Brenes are acting as witnesses with no formal role.
According to a comunique, the first three days of the meeting approved a 'roadmap for negotiation'. This consists of a framework to govern the negotiations to guarantee commitment of both parties to the process. It also includes a more detailed elaboration of how decisions will be taken, meeting schedules, communication and dissemination policy, the nature of the agreements and logistical aspects.
With Venezuela facing severe US sanctions and threats of US military action, Nicaragua needs to find a political and economic path out of the crisis or at least an agreement that that would forestall the implementation of further action by the US and avoid threatened EU sanctions.
The Civic Alliance is demanding the release of all those imprisoned because of offences committed during protests; the restoration of freedoms, rights and guarantees established in the Constitution that they believe are being denied; electoral reforms; and justice.
The dialogue process faces not only internal challenges but also the belligerence of the Trump administration that has chosen to label Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua the 'troika of tyranny' that must be removed.
To what extent will the US manipulate the process behind the scenes? If an internal agreement is reached that doesn't satisfy the US – National Security Advisor John Bolton recently stated that Daniel Ortega is on his way out by whatever means- will the US continue their ideologically charged destabilisation attempts?
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At 6:48 p.m., 58-year-old Luster Jackson was riding his bicycle north in the 7200 block of South Stony Island when he veered to avoid an open car door and was hit by another vehicle that was traveling north, according to Chicago Police and the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office.
Luster swerved to avoid a door only to be hit by a car. It is hard to read the article and not be completely infuriated at how many points of failure are involved here:
1. No bike infrastructure - no bike lane on a 4-lane one-way road in which there's plenty of room (see Google Map).
2. Too many lanes - There is likely a lot of speeding on the road due to the road having too many lanes (motorists tend to speed on wide streets and this street has four lanes).
3. Motorist shouldn't have been so close to the bike (3 feet rule) - just look at the photo and you'll see there's plenty of safe space so the driver was likely way too close to the cyclist. And yet, his "death was ruled an accident" and "driver of the vehicle that fatally struck Jackson was issued a citation, police said."
4. Parked motorist opened door, forcing bike into traffic - this driver is also at fault.
Where is the value for human life? What about the driver that doored Luster?
The city has promised Vision Zero and promisesd more bike lanes on South and West sides - Where are they?
Could you imagine having this poor of a set up on the North Side? Why haven't bike lanes been adequately built? This is what happens when they aren't AND when police ticket bike riders (mainly on South Side, mainly people of color) that are forced onto sidewalks for their safety.
Luster Jackson is a part of the Chicago cycling family because he was riding a bike. Rest in peace Luster. Riding your bike in Chicago, you deserved much safer streets and much safer riding conditions.
We all need to demand that all of our cyclists can safely ride their bikes to get to where they are going. Not just one area, all areas of the city.
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"4. Parked motorist opened door, forcing bike into traffic - this driver is also at fault.
Where is the value for human life? What about the driver that doored Luster?"
Indeed! Isn't there an ordnance about dooring?
There's a $1000 fine for dooring. Why wasn't a ticket issued?
Perhaps because the cyclist wasn't actually struck by the parked car door?
The ordinances at issue don't require that you actually hit a cyclist- you can get cited for opening your door when it wasn't safe to do so, and for "interfering with traffic" which is what happened here, and you can be cited for causing the bike to swerve and hit another car.
Chicago Ordinance 9-4-025 section c-2
Any person who violates Section 9-80-035 of this Code, when such violation causes a collision between a motor vehicle and a bicycle, shall be subject to a fine of $1000.00 for each offense.
No person shall open the door of a vehicle on the side available to moving traffic unless and until it is reasonably safe to do so, and can be done without interfering with the movement of other traffic, nor shall any person leave a door open on the side of a vehicle available to moving traffic for a period of time longer than necessary to load or unload passengers.
OK. Thanks, VW, for the clarification. However, there is much we don't know about the accident since the Sun-Times article is so threadbare. We are left speculating. From whose perspective is this account of the accident based? Bystander? Moving vehicle operator? The car door perp? The dead man? How often does CPD issue violations for dooring?
No prob. My guess is the CPD conveniently compiles their data in a way that would make it difficult to ascertain. For example, if doorings in which CPD are called happen 1000x per year, and the officer opts to write them up as an "incident report" instead of an accident report 9 times out of 10 (which, from what I've heard and experienced, is their unofficial policy) then maybe they write up 100 doorings but it doesn't tell you about the other 900 opportunities they purposefully missed- it doesn't give you the ratio of missed opportunities. Excuse my cynicism, but that's my 2 cents.
No excuse necessary. Given the department's abysmal /outrageous clearance rate (or should we call it the "failure rate"?) on homicide cases, I have no reason to believe that issuing citations for doorings to be a priority.
And let's not forget that Ald. Hairston rejected a proposal that would have brought bike lanes down Stony Island.
Furthermore, the Sun-Times needs to hire reporters who are familiar with the south side -- this was NOT in the Grand Crossing neighborhood. It's South Shore south of 71st and Woodlawn north.
This is an aside, but it's part of why I hate it when wrong way cyclists try to pass me on the right. They can see the cars coming and I can't, and they want me to veer into possible traffic (I can't see) so they don't have to. Obviously the danger of veering into traffic you can't see is very real.
And yes, shame this guy died, shame there's a slap on the wrist to the driver, and apparently no consequences to the person in the parked car. And it's a shame there's hardly any news coverage of this.
The best news coverage I've seen was by Block Club, which mistakenly concluded a bike lane might have saved Luster's life.
Actually, from the description of the dooring, if there HAD been a lane, Luster would have swerved sharply left, completely out of any bike lane in order to avoid the door, and roll unexpectedly in front of upcoming traffic anyway.
A Protected Bike Lane, with concrete curbs and cars parked between the lane and traffic, STILL could have resulted in death, if a door was thrown open on the passenger side...and Luster swerved sharply right, hit the curb, and went over the handlebars onto his head.
So as any experienced city cyclist will acknowledge, Luster's death was not caused by the absence of bike infrastructure. It was caused because Luster was riding in the 'Door Zone.' And bike lanes, whether on the right or left of parked cars, only serve to keep cyclists in this dangerous Zone...when they should be in drivers' faces, 'claiming the lane' entirely, and making cars move to the left. Whether drivers like it or not. That's the way you ride Stony.
Read the Block Club article repeatedly and I do not follow your conclusion. As I vaguely recall, there were multiple bike lane proposals. This article doesn't really go there. It simply included an illustration, in which I fail to see how Luster would have rolled into oncoming traffic in that picture. Furthermore, the description of the dooring and collision is far from conclusive. The reader is left to fill in the empty gaps in the accounting.
As experienced a city cyclist as anyone (14 years as a bike messenger in a past life PLUS nearly 40,000 miles in the last 4 years, mostly in the city, as a civilian), I have brass balls when it comes to riding the streets of Chicago. Personally, I don't need bike infrastructure and have qualms about many of the existing bike lanes. But bike infrastructure encourages more cycling in general, which I wholeheartedly support. Furthermore, I ride Stony. Stony is NOT for the timid. Stony needs bike lanes. And a bike lane might have saved Luster's life.
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Shuaa Capital reveals plans for mixed-use skyscraper on Sheikh Zayed Road
Shuaa Capital on Monday revealed plans for a new $410 million skyscraper located in the heart of Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road.
Designed as a mixed-use hotel and residential tower to address demand in the UAE's residential, tourism and hospitality sectors, Dubawi will feature 500 hotel rooms and serviced apartments sharing amenities with the hotel, as well as over 500 apartment units and penthouses.
The concept was developed by N Studio, the architectural and interior design practice of Northacre, London, a high-end residential developer, Shuaa said in a statement.
Jassim Alseddiqi, chairman of Shuaa Capital, said: "The steady roll-out of our strategic growth plans in the first half of 2017 has seen SHUAA begin to chart a new trajectory that leverages our core strengths to create new opportunities for our firm.
"Dubawi is a bold statement about both the ambition and the capabilities of SHUAA that embodies the optimism we have about our firm's future outlook."
The development scheme will be managed by Shuaa's specialised real estate asset management division, which currently manages assets in excess of AED3 billion, including real estate projects spread across both the UAE and Saudi markets.
Fawad Tariq-Khan, general manager of Shuaa Capital, added: "Located adjacent to Dubai's iconic Sheikh Zayed Road and near to many of the city's key commercial and leisure hot spots, Dubawi will evolve into a landmark in its own right thanks to its scale, world-class design and amenities. We are excited to move forward with this project, which will build on SHUAA's experience in real estate while opening up new frontiers in a key sector of the UAE economy."


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Harmful Traditional Practices
Circumcised as infants, married off as young as 9 years old, pregnant by early teens... Girls across rural Ethiopia experience some of the most shocking traditional practices. They may be too young to say no. But you can.
OUR AIM: To teach about the dangers associated with harmful traditions and eradicate the practice of these traditions in rural Ethiopia
Our Solution
What is Female Genital Mutilation?
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a cultural practice passed down from one generation to the next where the female genitals are partly or entirely removed with the goal to inhibit a woman's sexual feelings. Those who experience FGM will suffer health complications for life, such as difficulty urinating and menstruating, the fear and pain of penetration during intercourse, increased risk of kidney disease from urinary reflux and devastating childbirth complications like fistula.
What is child marriage?
Child marriage is when a girl is forced into marriage at a young age, often around the age of 15 years and sometimes as young as 9 years old. She has no choice on who to marry and, once married, she will be under her husband's command, expected to bear children as soon as possible and take care of the household.
How you're helping eradicate FGM & harmful traditions
We work alongside local freedom fighters and change makers, the Afar Pastoralist Development Association (APDA) so that your support can make the most difference to young girls. APDA operates in the isolated, north-east region of Afar where these traditional practices still occur to this day.
Through APDA, your support is working to:
Train Women Extension Workers; local women who have experienced and/or practiced FGM themselves but who now go back out into their communities to teach about the dangers of FGM
Educate communities on the fact that FGM has no religious significance and how traditions like FGM and child marriage are linked to prevalent health complications later in life
Provide counselling for women bound to traditional marriages and assist those suffering from FGM complications to seek medical aid; something they're often too scared to do for fear of prosecution (FGM is illegal in Ethiopia although remote communities still practice it)
Train and empower local community leaders to defend the rights of women, and help communities form committees to uphold new ways of thinking and not slip back into harmful traditions
Our Impact
How you've helped already: Hasna's Story
Up until two years ago, Hasna carried out female circumcision on girls because of deeply ingrained cultural beliefs about honour and purity.
Today, Hasna is a fierce fighter AGAINST Female Genital Mutilation.
Through the awareness work of local partner APDA, Hasna understands how dangerous FGM is and how it has no religious significance. She now speaks out against FGM in her community and gives families the knowledge and support to move away from this tradition too.
"I am so happy to receive this training and share it with my community," says Hasna.
"Before, I believed circumcision to be a normal part of our culture. Now, I work every day with my neighbours and leaders to make them more aware of the harm this practice brings, and I will keep fighting for this until the change is everywhere."
Hasna (centre) speaking with mothers in her community about their health, safety and rights


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TX Speaker Blocks Citizens From Facebook Page
From The Truth About Guns:
Now, Lone Star Gun Rights has filed suit against Bonnen for blocking their access to his Facebook page (where they've tried to counter his dubious claims about the constitutional carry bill). Does that sound crazy? Tell that to a New York thee-judge Appeals Court panel that ruled President Trump couldn't block readers from his social media accounts.
Facebook Deletes Pages Of Triple Amputee Vet
From Breibart:
Kolfage was the administrator of a number of Facebook pages, notably the pages Right Wing News and Military Grade Coffee, both of which were deleted recently as Facebook attempts to crack down on what it considers "misinformation" on the platform. Right Wing News had more than 3 million followers at the time of its blacklisting by Facebook.
Facebook Censors Gun Stories Based On Source Site
From Townhall:
CRPC decided to share a Fox News piece detailing the research they conducted on their Facebook page. The organization wanted to boost their post as an ad so more people would see the study's results. That's when Facebook's bias became clear.
One of the ads CRPC posted was a direct link to their website where people could download the study's results. Facebook quickly approved the ad and all was fine.
When the organization went to post an ad linking to a Fox News article that detailed the study's results, the ad was not approved.
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Facebook Bans Gun Page
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Lowry says the gun shop even paid Facebook $5,000 dollars to advertise their giveaway, and all their Facebook ads were approved by the company.
"They took our money without a problem, but as soon as somebody brought media attention to it, they shut us down." Lowry said.
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Due to the self-imposed silence of the media, and even of the government and police, for many citizens to follow the Twitter account of @ValorTamaulipas is the only way for them to know if and where a shooting might be taking place, as well as what roads are secure, and in what areas people have met with violence or been "disappeared".


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You acknowledge a noob when it seems more mind show who likes a band than actually liking it (and, inevitably meet her).
Tá… You can mention that everyone was already an amateur day, but there are people that extrapolates:
This amuses me… A guy has shared this on Facebook, very fuck hahahah
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This great stamp set was given to demonstrators who attended this year's Stampin' Up! convention in Canberra earlier this month. Those of us 'left behind' (sniff) could only look on as the lucky ones stamped their hearts out with their new sets! There have been lots of great ideas, for using Circle Circus, floating around blogland; it is a super-versatile set that I have added to my rather extensive wish list. Today I was at my friend Claire's house, and she graciously offered to part with her stamps for a few days, so I could have a play. Yippee! So tonight I have been in my craft room, and have come up with a couple of cards, that I'd like to share with you. I stamped out the focal image four times (twice each in So Saffron and Riding Hood Red), so once I'd composed my first card, I was able to make a second one in 'reverse' colours. As my cyber-friend Sue says, why make just one card when you have all the supplies out?! I tend to spread my supplies EVERYWHERE, make one card, then spend ages putting away all the scraps. I like my cards to be individual, but it is great to mix the colours up a bit and create something a little different from the same papers and embellishments. Anyway, enough of my rambling .... I just LOVE the way this first card turned out; I think the colours look really regal, don't you?
Stamps: Circle Circus, Upsy Daisy (sentiment)
Card: Whisper White
DSP: Sweet Slumber, So Saffron Prints
Ink: So Saffron, Riding Hood Red stampin' pads
Other: Riding Hood Red 5/8" striped grosgrain ribbon, yellow rhinestone brad, mini glue dots, foam dots, sponge dauber, circle punches - 3/4", 1", 1 3/8", scallop circle
I had stamped the sentiment and main image in the reverse colour combination, so changed things up a bit, and 'went to town' with my white gel pen (I'm rather partial to dots). This is what I came up with:
Stamps: Circle Circus, Upsy Daisy
Card: Whisper White, Riding Hood Red
DSP: Sweet Slumber, So Saffron Prints, Bella Rose
Ink: So Saffron, Riding Hood Red stampin' pads
Other: Riding Hood Red taffeta ribbon, Riding Hood Red button (from Button Bouquet selection), white gel pen, sponge daubers, mini glue dots, foam dots, yellow brads (from my stash), circle punches - 1/2", 3/4", 1", 1 1/4", 1 3/8", scallop circle punch (boy, I went to town with the punches too, didn't I?!)
I plan to play some more with this set while I have it in my hot little hands, so you might see some more circle-y (sounds much nicer than 'circular', don't you think? I know, Kerry, it's not grammatically correct - my Mum was a teacher too, but I like to make up my own rules now that I'm grown up!) creations. Make sure you check out Claire's cool cards while you're waiting!
Thanks for visiting :)
Sunday, May 31, 2009
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- Kerry S31 May, 2009 22:56
Love, Love, loving these cards. Beautiful colour combos. You know how much I want the Circus Circus set. I coveted it from the moment I saw the new catalogue, now that I see the creations from it, I want it even more.ReplyDelete
OOhhh that was QUICK! Love them both but the second is my fave :) You can borrow it next it you like Kerry :)ReplyDelete
- Lynda M07 June, 2009 22:45
Ooh. me! me! (waving arm in the air) ... can I borrow it too, Claire?ReplyDelete
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Sunday, 27 March 2016
As heartbroken Madonna struggles with a custody battle for son Rocco, it seems she has turned to a man over 30 years her junior for comfort.
Friends claim she has been spending time with
25-year-old model Aboubakar Soumahoro, a former Harrods worker, the Mirror UK reports.
Pals say they were introduced by a mutual friend at a showbiz bash last November. Weeks later he visited the 57-year-old singer at her London home.He was also at her side during the South American leg of her Rebel Heart tour.
Friends say Madge is smitten by her latest toyboy, who is from the Ivory Coast and is known to his friends as Brooklin.
One pal said:
"They were at a party together back in November when they got chatting, and hit it off straight away.
"Over the next few weeks, they got together a couple more times and she invited him over to her place, where they sat up all night talking.The next thing we heard, he had quit his job and had gone out to meet her on tour. It's obviously a very close friendship."
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Millwall midfielder to join League One Portsmouth
BEN Thompson is set to join Portsmouth to link up with former Lions boss Kenny Jackett.
Thompson, 22, will sign for Pompey on loan for the 2018-19 season, but Millwall will have the option to recall him.
Midfielder Thompson made his first appearance of the season in Millwall's 3-1 penalty-shootout EFL Cup win over Gillingham on Tuesday night.
Thompson was a regular in Millwall's side in the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons, but played just eight times in the last campaign.
Jackett's Portsmouth are fifth in League One after winning their first two games.
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