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Check out the first short film produced my talented friend Dan Liffick, from California. Dan and I were colleagues at the Interactive Media Program at San Diego City College. I have always known that he would find on film production his passion, and believe more than ever he will do very well in his career. The film stars gifted actor Rich Carrillo playing the main role, Australian fashion designer Anthea Rodgers, striking as the news' anchor; and outstanding Dynamite Walls' musician, Allan Bates. In addition to that, Duane Gardella played the dream killer; Sven Salumma as Philip White, and Eddie Parker was the news worker. A few other friends were also involved in the production, such as Raygun Fernandez, Jerry Figeroua, Paul Kimmel and Melody Ward. Well done guys! I look forward to seeing your next productions and wish you all the best with your future endeavors.
"Golden Hill is my first serious attempt at filmmaking. I shot the entire short at San Diego City College with a CanonXl1s. A special thank you to Duane Gardella who gave wonderful guidance and for presenting me an opportunity to create a film. Thanks,Dan." (Dan Liffick)
You may contact Dan on myspace by clicking here
Confira o primeiro curta-metragem produzido pelo meu talentoso amigo Dan Liffick, da Califórnia. O Dan e eu cursamos o programa de mídia interativa na Faculdade da Cidade de San Diego. Eu sempre soube que ele encontraria seu talento na produção de cinema, e agora acredito mais do que nunca que ele vai ser muito bem sucedido em sua carreira. O curta traz o talentoso ator Rich Carrillo como protagonista, a estilista australiana Anthea Rogdgers no papel da apresentadora de TV; e o músico extraordinário da banda Dynamite Walls, Allan Bates. Adicionalmente, Duane Gardella fez o papel do matador, Sven Sallumma atuou como Philip White, e Eddie Parker era o produtor do jornal. Alguns outros amigos também fizeram parte da produção do filme, bem como Raygun Fernandez, Jerry Figeroua, Paul Kimmel e Melody Ward. Mandaram bem pessoal! Eu fico no aguardo da sua próxima produção e desejo o melhor nas suas futuras andanças.
"Golden Hill é a minha primeira tentativa séria com produção de filme. Eu filmei o curta na Faculdade da Cidade de San Diego, utilizando uma CanonXl1s. Um agradecimento especial ao Duane Gardella, o qual me proporcionou incrível direção e me deu a oportunidade de criar o filme. Obrigado, Dan." (Dan Liffick)
Você pode contatar o Dan no myspace, clicando aqui
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running for life
December 17, 2008
It's been exactly 16 months since I ran my first race. I ran the "America's Finest City Half Marathon" in August of 2007, in San Diego, California. That race had a major effect in my life, changing myself and the way I see and interact with the world.
My first half-marathon marked a new beginning in my life, it was the moment I realized that a new version of me was possible. A better version, stronger and faster, healthier and responsible. I remember how much I trained for that race; I had to give up on drinking, smoking and most important, had to leave behind a person that I loved, but I had to let go in order to change. It was more than a race, I found myself in some spiritual state of mind that is hard to describe. I'm not a religious person but I can say that was the day I met my God for the first time. I cried and smiled for 13.1 miles, as I watched the movie of my life playing in my mind step after step. That day I said good bye to the old me, and gave birth to that new person who was growing inside of me.
During the past year I ran several races in North America and Australia, and since I moved to Dallas I started taking my training more seriously. I found my happiness in this city through running. After a couple races I had already dropped 1 hour from the mark of my first race, only a year ago; and race after race I get closer and closer to the top finalists.
The main goal of all my training was to run my first full-length marathon, which I decided it was going to be the Dallas White Rock Lake. My training was going extremely well until I injured myself running the DRC Half-marathon six weeks before the big day. The 42nd overall position ended up resulting in 5 weeks off-training, and consequently a lot of pain, stress, fear and the beginning of a depressive state. Thanks to the support, patience and dedication of my partner I was almost 100% recovered one week before the race.
The Dallas White Rock Lake Marathon happened last Sunday, December 14th. I joined over 17,000 people, which had their individual reasons and goals for the event. The weather conditions were extremely rough with strong winds of up to 30mph, and temperature above 50 degrees. My right foot hurt me for about 16 of the 26 miles and at several moments I thought I wasn't going to be able to finish it. It was without a doubt the biggest achievement in my life so far, as I realized that not even 1% of the world's population have tried such thing. By being injured and not had been able to finish my training program, I ended up having to slow my pace down to 9 miles/hour in order to complete the race. The support of the crowd, and the one I love right next to me was fundamental to get me to the finish line, and I did it in 3:59 min, coming in 912 place.
After the holidays I am going to re-start my training and run another marathon in the spring, in an attempt to qualify for the Boston Marathon. My first marathon reinforced the possibilities I saw when I ran my first race in 2007. Today I know exactly who I am, where I am, what I am here for and where I am going to be. Today, I run for life, run through life, and run to give a better life to others.
The photograph used in this entry belongs to Ricky Moon and you can purchase it by clicking here.
san diego, the return.
May 3, 2008
Midnight Juggernauts – Road to Recovery
Sunshine, californian blue sky. It's just another beautiful day in southern california. I'm sitting on a train leaving San Diego on my way to Los Angeles. On my left side, the blue pacific ocean which I'm so familiar with; to the right, a city that for many years I called home; behind me, a past filled with memories, experiences, relationships, lessons. Looking at the surfers riding the waves as californian pelicans fly by, my brain instantaneously starts playing the movie of my life. I see scenes of love and hate, hope and self-destruction; I see motion, I feel emotional. Nostalgia fills my eyes with proud tears as it puts a clever smile on my lips. I easily identify the light path which I took, leaving the darkness behind.
For a while I had forgotten how It feels to be with an old friend, to be loved by an old friend. I had forgotten the feeling of returning to a place where you feel like home. Warmth, receptivity, tenderness, devotion are only words compared to what I'm feeling. Things don't seem to have changed much since I left, however I see all my friends making progress in their lives. Despite the fact I have been exposed to a whole new world and have been living a completely new lifestyle, I had the feeling that I fitted straight in. It felt like I had been away for a weekend or so, which only proves me that San Diego will always be a city with its arms wide open waiting for me.
My californian chapter has probably been the most important of my life so far. A period marked by self-discovery, life learning experience, affection, and overall my road to recovery. In California, I found love for the first time. I loved like there was no tomorrow. I also loved drugs, alcohol and rock'n'roll like there was no tomorrow. It was a fun long party that appeared to be endless, nonetheless It ended at the age of 23. Furthermore, I have always believed that the after-party is much more fun than the party itself! It's been a year since I decided to stay away from any sort of mind altering substances, over and above that It's also been a year since my life has started making sense. Today I look back and smile for having gone through what I have. I smile for having loved and being loved, therefore I smile for having survived and learned my lessons.
At this point of my life I am complete. I've found what I was looking for, I've found who I was looking for, thus I've found myself. Nowadays when I close my eyes, I clearly see the edge of my body, I see my role in this world, I have control of my actions, and consequently most of the reactions. And at last, but not least, once again I love and I feel loved. Although this time in a clear and true way like I have never felt before.


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What should an athlete look at when performing their sport? For example, should a soccer goalkeeper keep their eye on the shooter's leg when trying to stop a penalty kick or on their upper body? Should a golfer look at the ball or the hole when putting? Do expert athletes look at different things than novices? Is it really possible to always keep your eye on the ball? In this episode, I examine the role of eye movements in sports.
Research Confessions: My first batting simulator experiment and the importance of keeping conditions in an experiment the same
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Key points
• Only the small area right in the center of where you are looking is seen in clear, high resolution. The rest of the scene, in our peripheral vision, is blurry, low resolution. Therefore, we need to move our eyes around a lot!
• The way in which we move from fixation to fixation depends on what we are doing and is called our visual search strategy.
• Several studies have shown differences between the visual search strategies of expert and novices athletes. For example, in 2002 Savelsbergh and colleagues found that expert soccer goalkeepers employed a more efficient search strategy involving fewer fixations of longer duration to a very small number of locations on the shooter's body while novices look all over.
• The general finding we see across a lot of sports is that experts fixate their eyes on a smaller number of key areas for a longer duration, while novices frantically move their eyes almost everywhere.
• In some cases, it seems like the purpose of fixating on a location is not to use central vision but rather to anchor the eyes so that the important peripheral cues can be seen
• Just before they begin moving, skilled athletes seem to lock their eyes on one thing in their environment (for example the ball when putting, or the hoop in basketball) and keep it there. The lack of movement of the eyes during this period is reflected in the it's name (the Quiet Eye period) coined by Joan Vickers. This effect has been demonstrated in sports including ice hockey, archery, shooting, billiards and tennis.
• It has been proposed that a long fixation on the target is required to organize and plan the movement parameters.
• Early research on following a moving object (like a pitched baseball) with your eyes is impossible to do for its entire flight because object moves faster than we can move our eyes.
• Instead, in many cases, elite athletes seem to follow the ball for a while then make a quick jump of their eyes (called a saccade) to where they predict it will be
• More recently it has been shown that truly elite batters coupled the rotation of their head to the movement of the ball, ensuring the ball remained in a consistent direction relative to their head
• Research has shown that training people to have a longer QE period can result in improvements in skilled performance
• Effective control of eye movements (which is an aspect of visual software) does seem to be a crucial factor in sports with research convincingly demonstrating it as a factor that distinguishes athletes of different abilities and can be training to improve sports performance.
• A crucial feature of this research is that the athletes are usually studied in context, that using stimuli they encounter in their sport rather than eye charts or flashing lights
- Visual search, anticipation and expertise in soccer goalkeepers
- Anticipation and visual search behaviour in expert soccer goalkeepers
- Visual search strategies of baseball batters: eye movements during the preparatory phase of batting
- The role of central and peripheral vision in expert decision making
- Gaze control in putting
- Quiet eye duration, expertise, and task complexity in near and far aiming tasks
- The "quiet eye" and motor performance: task demands matter!
- Visual Movements of Batters
- Why can't batters keep their eyes on the ball?
- From eye movements to actions: how batsmen hit the ball
- The Head Tracks and Gaze Predicts: How the World's Best Batters Hit a Ball
- Quiet Eye Training Facilitates Competitive Putting Performance in Elite Golfers
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WS.WebTV: General considerations for editing WS.WebTV templates (Advanced Customization).
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WS.WebTV uses the "jQuery" Javascript framework.
If you are going to use scripts based on jQuery , keep in mind that it is not necessary to include it into the templates  section because it is already included.
jQuery version:
WS.WebTV supports, and has been verified, up to jQuery 1.9.1 and jQuery UI 1.10.3; however, it still used version 1.7.2 because it is faster than 1.9.1, in several cases, specially on Internet Explorer.
jQuery 2.0: We have not verified jQuery 2.0 support because it does not support Internet Explorer 7 and 8, and we have dedicated a great effort to achieve a good compatibility with old Web browsers.
¿How to switch from jQuery 1.7.2 to 1.9.1?
You must edit the WebTV configuration file ( config/Config.inc.php ) and add the following lines:
$JQUERY_URL = '//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js';
$JQUERY_UI_URL = '//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.10.3/jquery-ui.min.js';
You must always use Absolute URLs for referencing images, CSS and Scripts.
1. Referencing a file located in a folder of the current theme:
Example. Referencing an image located in the images folder of the current theme:

2. Referencing a file located in a folder of the current theme' style:
Example. Referencing an image located in the images folder of the current theme's style:

File inclusion: {k.incl.file.tpl}
If you want to include a template, into another template, use this label. Example:
{k.incl.inc_header.tpl} The previous will include the content of the file "inc_header.tpl" into the template which contains the label.
NOTE: Only one nesting level is possible.
Current user data fetch: {k.user.data_index}
For fetching current user data. Example:
{k.user.alias} The previous will echo the current user Alias. Example of possible labels:
{k.user.id}, {k.user.login}, {k.user.alias}, {k.user.name}, {k.user.surname}, {k.user.email}, {k.user.country}, {k.user.telephone}, {k.user.web}
NOTE: These labels are normally used within session conditional blocks (see bellow).
User session conditional block (Logged In): <kuser:loggedin> ... </kuser:loggedin>
Any HTML code enclosed within these tags will be removed if the user is not logged in. Example:
Log Out
The "Log Out" link, of the previous example, would only appear if the user is logged in.
User session conditional block (Logged Out): <kuser:loggedout> ... </kuser:loggedout>
Any HTML code enclosed within these tags will be removed if the user is logged in. Example
Log In
The "Log In" link, of the previous example, would only appear if the user is logged out.
User session conditional block (Access Level): <kaccesslevel:n> ... </kaccesslevel:n>
These tags are mainly used on the Back-End templates. When the current user's Access Level is lower than the specified into these tags, the HTML code enclosed within them will be removed.
The condition is: current user's Access Level "number" must be equal or lower than "n" (a lower number means a higher Access Level)
Configuration
The previous "Configuration" link will only appear if current user is Admin or Webmaster.
Access Levels: 0 = Webmaster | 1 = Admin | 2 = Author | 3 = Contributor | 4 = Paid Subscriber | 5 = Free Subscriber. More info.
CMS data fetch: {k.html.data_index}
This label is used to fecth data from the CMS; these labels can be different between pages. Example:
{k.html.channel_title} The previous will echo the Channel title when used on the Channel template.
- These labels can not be renamed as they reflect indexes of internal data structures. However, you are free to remove (or reposition/duplicate) any if you require it.
- (Since WS.WebTV 3.1 R50) In case that you need to include one of these labels in a Back-End data field (for example, in the "Additional HTML Code" fields /  and  sections) then you must include them as {html.data_index} , otherwise they are very likely to get lost or replaced after saving.
Loop block: <kloop:loop_name> ... </kloop:loop_name>
All the HTML code enclosed within these tags will be processed by the CMS, in a loop. Inside the loop there can be any of the CMS labels detailed in this document as well as loop-specific labels like {k.loop.value.data_index}
NOTE: These tags/labels can not be renamed as they reflect indexes of internal data structures. However, you are free to change all the HTML code inside the loop block; or even remove (or reposition) the whole block, if you require it.
Special Front-End labels: {k.html.fe_tpl_file}, {k.html.fe_action} (Since WS.WebTV V3.1 R50)
If you need to print the current Front-End template file name, you can use the labels {k.html.fe_tpl_file} or {html.fe_tpl_file} .
If you need to print the current Front-End action/section, you can use the labels {k.html.fe_action} or {html.fe_action} .
Language pack text fetch (Front-End): {k.lang.fe.language_pack_text_index}
This label is used to fetch text from the Front-End language pack. Example:
{k.lang.fe.published_by} The previous will echo the text "Published By", if English language is selected for the Front-End.
NOTE: The index must exist in the language pack in order to get its associated value.
Language pack text fetch (Back-End): {k.lang.be.language_pack_text_index}
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How to Withstand the Hurricanes of Life, Part 3 (Just Jesus Evangelistic Campaign, Day 583 since Jan. 20, 2017 / Day 950 since Jan. 1, 2016)
TEXT: Matthew 7:24-29
24 Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock:
25 And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock.
26 And every one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall be likened unto a foolish man, which built his house upon the sand:
27 And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell: and great was the fall of it.
28 And it came to pass, when Jesus had ended these sayings, the people were astonished at his doctrine:
29 For he taught them as one having authority, and not as the scribes.
As we approach Billy Graham's birthday celebration, I want to share something from the evangelist whom God made great regarding the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He said, "We are stewards of the Gospel. The power to proclaim the greatest news in heaven or on earth was not given to the angels. It was given to redeemed men. This was addressed to humble laymen. Some think that only ministers are to preach, but that is wrong. Every Christian is to be a witness; every follower of Christ is to preach the Gospel."
Charles Spurgeon said, "I would not give much for your religion unless it can be seen. Lamps do not talk, but they do shine."
In our last message we talked about the importance of not only hearing, but doing, Jesus's words. It is those who do what the Bible commands and obey what Jesus taught who will have a life founded on solid rock able to withstand the hurricanes that will inevitably come. In churches around the world, we have many, many hearers. And, we think that we have done well if we attend church, listen to the preacher, nod in agreement, say "amen," and go home feeling smug and self-confident. But if the words we hear never translate into our actions, then we will be toppled over at the first strong wind.
In his effort to wake up the church of his day, the philosopher and theologian Soren Kierkegaard took Jesus' parable and made one of his own. He wrote, "It was Sunday morning, and all the ducks dutifully came to church, waddling through the doors and down the aisle into their pews where they comfortably squatted. When all were well-settled, and the hymns were sung, the duck minister waddled to his pulpit, opened the scriptures and read: 'Ducks! You have wings, and with wings you can fly like eagles. You can escape the confinement of pens and fences; you can know the utter euphoria of unfettered freedom! Use your wings!' It was a marvelous, elevating duck scripture, and thus all the ducks quacked their assent with a hearty 'Amen!'—and then they plopped down from their pews and still WADDLED home!"
Isn't that how many of us behave. We hear wonderful, challenging, inspirational things in Scripture, but we go about our daily lives the same way we've always done. And we wonder why we cannot withstand the hurricanes of life. The two men in Jesus' parable, for all obvious intents and purposes, could be interchangeable. They were hit by the same storm, which indicates they had built their houses in the same general location. It's likely that they attended the same church and had the same level of biblical knowledge. They went to the same small groups and fellowshipped with the same people. The outward circumstances of their lives appeared to be the same. But, when the storm came — whether that storm was temptation, a family crisis, a loss of material goods, financial, physical, or mental hardship — the house of one man stood while the house of the other suffered a great fall.
What was important in both of the houses was not what you could see. It was not the paint job or the wide verandah. It was not the ornate shutters or the stately Greek columns. It was the hidden part of the house — the foundation. The foundation represented the inner spiritual life of each man. One man had dug down deep into the bedrock and built his life on an active faith, a life of obedience to the Word of God. The other man had not bothered to solidify his house in a similar manner; he was more concerned with outward appearances. And when the first real test came along, his house, the superficial spiritual life he had built came crashing down.
John H. Sammis wrote:
When we walk with the Lord in the light of His Word,
What a glory He sheds on our way!
While we do His good will, He abides with us still,
And with all who will trust and obey.
Not a shadow can rise, not a cloud in the skies,
But His smile quickly drives it away;
Not a doubt or a fear, not a sigh or a tear,
Can abide while we trust and obey.
Not a burden we bear, not a sorrow we share,
But our toil He doth richly repay;
Not a grief or a loss, not a frown or a cross,
But is blessed if we trust and obey.
Trust and obey, for there's no other way
To be happy in Jesus, but to trust and obey.
Now, if you are with us today and you do not know Jesus Christ as your Savior, allow me to show you how you can place your faith and trust in Him for Salvation from sin and Hell.
First, accept the fact that you are a sinner, and that you have broken God's law. The Bible says in Romans 3:23: "For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God."
Second, accept the fact that there is a penalty for sin. The Bible states in Romans 6:23: "For the wages of sin is death…"
Third, accept the fact that you are on the road to hell. Jesus Christ said in Matthew 10:28: "And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell." Also, the Bible states in Revelation 21:8: "But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death."
Now that is bad news, but here's the good news. Jesus Christ said in John 3:16: "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." Just believe in your heart that Jesus Christ died for your sins, was buried, and rose from the dead by the power of God for you so that you can live eternally with Him. Pray and ask Him to come into your heart today, and He will.
Romans 10:9 & 13 says, "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved… For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved."
If you believe that Jesus Christ died on the Cross for your sins, was buried, and rose from the dead, and you want to trust Him for your Salvation today, please pray with me this simple prayer: Holy Father God, I realize that I am a sinner and that I have done some bad things in my life. I am sorry for my sins, and today I choose to turn from my sins. For Jesus Christ sake, please forgive me of my sins. I believe with all of my heart that Jesus Christ died for me, was buried, and rose again. I trust Jesus Christ as my Savior and I choose to follow Him as Lord from this day forward. Lord Jesus, please come into my heart and save my soul and change my life today. Amen.
If you believed in your heart that Jesus Christ died on the Cross, was buried, and rose again, allow me to say, congratulations on doing the most important thing in life and that is accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour! For more information to help you grow in your newfound faith in Christ, go to Gospel Light Society.com and read "What To Do After You Enter Through the Door". Jesus Christ said in John 10:9, "I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture."
If you accepted Jesus Christ as your Savior today, please email me at email@example.com and let us know. There is some free material that we want to send you. If you have a prayer request, please e-mail that to us as well, and we will pray for you until you tell us to stop.
God loves you. We love you. And may God bless you.
Daniel Whyte III has spoken in meetings across the United States and in over twenty-five foreign countries. He is the author of over forty books including the Essence Magazine, Dallas Morning News, and Amazon.com national bestseller, Letters to Young Black Men. He is also the president of Gospel Light Society International, a worldwide evangelistic ministry that reaches thousands with the Gospel each week, as well as president of Torch Ministries International, a Christian literature ministry.
He is heard by thousands each week on his radio broadcasts/podcasts, which include: The Prayer Motivator Devotional, The Prayer Motivator Minute, as well as Gospel Light Minute X, the Gospel Light Minute, the Sunday Evening Evangelistic Message, the Prophet Daniel's Report, the Second Coming Watch Update and the Soul-Winning Motivator, among others.
He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Theology from Bethany Divinity College, a Bachelor's degree in Religion from Texas Wesleyan University, a Master's degree in Religion, a Master of Divinity degree, and a Master of Theology degree from Liberty University's Rawlings School of Divinity (formerly Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary). He is currently a candidate for the Doctor of Ministry degree.
He has been married to the former Meriqua Althea Dixon, of Christiana, Jamaica since 1987. God has blessed their union with seven children.


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Saturday, May 5, 2012
What I Did On My Summer Vacation....
I am a natural scavenger. I collect things to bring home. Some things I buy. Others I collect....This year, in Carmel, I hit the jackpot in one little book.
Carmel is famous for it's art galleries. There are at least two in every block.
The gallery owners put out a free guide book to all of them. It's on beautiful glossy paper and perfect for mini framing.
Tessie has been going through it and wants one of everything framed.
There must be at least a couple of hundred paintings, suitable for framing, in this one.
Wherever you go, it pays to look at that little rack in the hotel lobby that shows anything of interest to tourists. Sometimes you can get great stuff.
The other thing that I collect are the little bottles of shampoo and lotion from the bathrooms where we stay. No. Not for the shampoo and lotion...A lot of them are just the right size for making basket molds.
The one laying on it's side in front of Tessie is a double threat. Both ends were usable as forms.
Since I had the needlework stash out, I decided to make a couple more on the bottoms of nail polish bottles too.
Can you tell that I am stalling? You guessed it. I'm forced to clean again. I didn't finish last week....I got it half done....That's better than nothing.
It's hard not to experiment when I run onto things like the bottle. These are the easiest mini baskets that can be made. No weaving, no mess.
Just wet the canvas, or in the case of the nail polish bottles, Aida cloth. Stretch them over the bottoms of the forms and then affix with a rubber band. Smooth the corners by tugging at them a bit. Let them dry. Usually there is enough sizing in the fabric to make it stiff.
I am going to walk away until tomorrow. Then I will cut off the excess and trim them with strips and unraveled threads glued around them....Almost instant baskets.
Here's what's really going on.....
This is the left side of the room.....Right side clean...Left side not so clean.
Anyway, while I am slaving away, you can go make instant baskets.
Back to work. The real world is calling.
See you tomorrow.
3 comments:
- Lucille said...
Hi Casey! You're full of surprises. I don't think you ever showed us how to make these cute little baskets. I'm looking forward to tomorrow to see how you finished them.
Those tourist books are interesting. I haven't left Ottawa in decades and do not plan to do so in the near future. Just perhaps I'll stop in at the better hotels and look over their racks.
In the meantime, happy cleaning to you. It's like a merry-go-round, isn't it, this cleaning thing. It never really ends.
- May 5, 2012 at 1:12 PM
- Raven said...
hi casey! you know, i've never thought of using the brochures in the hotel lobbies. that's a wonderful idea! now i have to go visit the two hotels in town :)
- May 11, 2012 at 11:11 PM
- Katie said...
Such a smart idea- Using the brochures for pictures:) My Dad travels all over the world- I'll have to put a bug in his ear. :)
- May 16, 2012 at 6:40 AM


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i all. I hope you enjoyed my article on Honey last week, I really enjoyed learning more about it. Now, as I mentioned at the top of the article last week. This week, I would like to write about depression.
Depression is one of a number of disorders that affect over 45% of Australians at some point in their lives. It is estimated that 6 - 7% of youths aged 16 to 24 will experience depression, with rates generally higher in females than males. It is no coincidence that with the increase of such poor diets seen within the Australian population and the higher rate of depression seen within our youth, that nutritional deficiencies are a leading factor.
Poor diet, will generally lead to malnutrition and cause imbalance in the body. In the case of depression, studies show that there are several key nutrients that play a major role in homeostasis of the brain, including:
- Zinc
- Vitamin D
- Omega 3
Zinc is noted as one of the most important minerals required in the body and there are a number of studies that show a deficiency in Zinc, emulates a depressed like state. In a study focusing on 'Zinc deficiency in anorexia nervosa' patients who received doses of 50mg/d of elemental Zinc were found to have improvements in cognitive and motor function. In the brain, Zinc functions as a neurotransmitter and is needed for proper function. This therefore may be a reason connecting zinc deficiency and depression. Primary intake of zinc comes from red meats. So in many cases, it is found that there are also Iron and Folate deficiencies but studies looking into this are inconclusive.
A study published in 'Biological Trace Element Research' took place in Malaysia took 402 post grad students from Iran and looked at Zinc levels in relation to depression.
"Both depression scores and clinical depression (scores ≥16) were higher in individuals whose daily intake of zinc was less than the DRI."
This study suggests that with zinc levels lower than the daily recommended intake depression rates increase.
"The results indicate that 15% of depression symptoms was reduced for each gram intake of zinc per day."
new study at Deakin University, is looking into the connection between diet and depression. They will be using 'The Mediterranean Diet' and 'A Red Meat Diet' to find if an improved diet will alleviate depression. It is claimed to be the first study of its kind. Diet as a therapeutic target in depression: A randomised control trial
Vitamin D
itamin D is a secosteroid that is produced by the body when our skin is exposed to sunlight, UVB rays more specifically. It is converted into Calcitriol in the body, this is the biologically active version of vitamin D and is responsible for regulating the circulating vitamins in the blood.
In an issue of a medical journal, Nursing Standard. A study for depression relating to vitamin d deficiency in the elderly.
"Women who had 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels less than 50nmol/1, compared with those with higher levels, experienced increases in depression scores of 2.1 (P=0.02) and 2.2 (P=0.04) points higher at three and six-year follow-up respectively. Women with low vitamin D also had significantly higher risk of developing depressive mood over the follow-up (hazard ratio 2.0).
... Men with low vitamin D tended to have a higher risk of developing depressed mood (hazard ratio 1.6)."
In this study we see as the concentration of vitamin D decreases as the depression test scores rises. Suggesting that D deficiency relates to depression.
study looking into how Vitamin D deficiency s associated with anxiety and depression in fibromyalgia, found that there was no correlation with fibromyalgia and depression but the patients with vitamin D deficiency received a higher Hospital Anxiety and Depression Score.
A form of depression that was noted back in 1984 is known as Seasonal Affective Disorder, which is a form of depression that is triggered by low levels of Vitamin D. Treatment for this is light therapy. Vitamin D3 supplementation may also have a therapeutic effect on Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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Omega-3 is widely accepted as having anti-inflammatory properties and is used to help with Cardiovascular Disease and developmental disorders. There has been research into use of Omega-3 with depression, but there is worry about bias study results. It is suggested that with the lowered average intake of seafood, there is a higher risk for omega-3 deficient induced depression.
In a study by Alan R. Gaby published in Townsend Letter, he comments that
"Depressed patients have been found to have low levels of circulating omega-3 fatty acids, or low levels relative to the concentration of omega-6 fatty acids... The results of the present study suggest that omega -3 fatty acids are beneficial for depressed patients only if they do not also suffer from an anxiety disorder."
he information that we do have on the effects of EPA and DHA is that they compete with arachidonic acid. The presence of EPA and DHA alone may reduce inflammation in the brain causing neurons to communicate as needed.
2000mg/d of Omega-3 is the general recommended dosage for a healthy person. In a clinical setting, it is common for the recommended dosage to be increased to 9600mg/d. Throughout a variety of mental disorders, Omega-3 is used prominently in Nutritional therapies for mental disorders.
In no way am I suggesting that diet alone will solve all cases of depression but there is most certainly a percentage of people that may be aided by dietary intervention. So, with all of this in mind. We can take this view.
Making sure, that we eat a good portion of red meat, seafood and have a nice healthy amount of sunlight, between 20 to 30 minutes a day. We can significantly reduce our risk of depression. And when we do find symptoms of depression, there is good chance that we can aid in the rehabilitation via nutrition and correct supplementation.


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"I see our respect for overwork as a form of intellectual laziness," says Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, author of "Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less."
Business Insider Netherlands met the Silicon Valley technology forecaster and strategy consultant when he visited Amsterdam for a lecture.
"Measuring working time is the easiest way to determine if someone is dedicated and productive, but it's really untrustworthy," Pang says. "We do this partly because it's really hard to measure productivity in terms of actual output. You can't say you've made a certain amount of product or harvested that much wheat."
Pang illustrates his point with a comparison. "When you get first aid, do you want to be helped by the doctor who starts screaming out loud when he sees blood? Or do you want a doctor who stays calm and tells the other doctors what to do and gets back to work?"
According to Pang, in the corporate world we often think that the first doctor is the one that cares most for the patient. "Because he is obviously more engaged and we can see him react. The other one, staying calm and collected, has much more value — even when his dedication to the company (or patient) isn't immediately obvious."
Pang says in business, we're often focusing on misleading signals, since it sometimes takes up to two years before you can tell whether an investment is profitable. "What you CAN say, is whether or not your employee is in the office 'til 10 p.m."
This is how we currently measure productivity. And that's a big problem, according to the strategy consultant.
"Over one hundred years of research shows that working long hours is not productive. People get less productive, make more mistakes, and are more prone to misjudge ethical issues," he says. And the effects of that can be enormous, especially when you're working in finance or law.
"Just look at the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, with millions of devices which had to be taken back," says Pang. "What happened was that the Samsung team realized they might be able to beat Apple with a new generation of devices."
The Samsung engineers hurried for six months. "They literally slept behind their desks so they wouldn't lose time by commuting or spending hours with their families. And they did succeed! It was great, until there seemed to be one little problem." He's referring to the multiple devices that began to smoke, overheat, or catch fire, causing Samsung to recall the phones, end production, and apologize to customers. "They made a lot of money by being at the forefront with a new model, but Samsung lost maybe ten times as much due to that one little problem."
When something goes wrong in product development or a business deal, it's often because of "people making bad decisions when working for 36 hours nonstop," Pang concludes.
We continuously pay the price for overwork, he says, but refuse to see the consequences in the long run.


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The smartphone world is awash with app stores and to keep those stores stocked with content those platforms rely upon developers to spend their time coming up with new and exciting apps. Do devs have enough time and resources to devote to all these different platforms though? That was the question posed to Nokia CEO Stephen Elop with regards to Windows Phone 7.
One dev posed the question of whether Windows Phone 7 could realistically grab enough dev time with the likes of Android and iOS dominating the scene. Elop responded:
When we consider developers, there is a series of things that must be true. You have to have reach, you have to believe you can monetise, you have to believe you have a valid developer platform, and finally you have to great developer tools.We've actually studied this and asked a lot of developers all over the world, and, while it's not the consensus, by far the majority view is that [the number of operating systems they develop for] is about 2.8 – 3 platforms. This was a critical question for us.So the statistics, according to Elop, show that devs are perfectly willing to develop for multiple platforms and that three platforms is something of a 'sweet' number for them in terms of what they are prepared to take on. Interestingly Elop went on to suggest that if the research had shown devs weren't willing to develop for Windows Phone 7 in addition to Android and iOS then that would have had an impact upon Nokia's decision to partner with Microsoft. The implication being that an Android partnership could then have been on the cards.


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Glacier National Park is located in the rugged interior of British Columbia, Canada. Because of the towering peaks, the area has never been fully developed, making it a scenic and pristine nature reserve. Hiking in Glacier National Park is perfect for those who enjoy few crowds, mountainous terrain and big outdoor adventures.
The area is located near Revelstoke, BC, and encompasses the historic Rogers Pass. Here, the mountains force the warm Pacific air to give up its moisture along the western front. So much rain and snow is deposited that giant cedars and Hemlock trees flourish at these high altitudes. The accumulated snowpack has created over 400 glaciers - hence the name of the park.
Hiking trails range from short, level paths to rugged, multi-day mountain treks. The valley bottom is around 1300 meters (4300 ft) and trails can go well over 2600 meters (8600 ft).
There are 18 day hikes that start at various points along the TransCanada Highway and the campground. These include:
From Vancouver - 500 kilometers (6 hours)
From Calgary - 350 kilometers (4.5 hours)
Hiking in Glacier National Park is one of the highlights of visiting BC. Check out other outdoor adventures and hikes in BC, or visit scenic stops and viewpoints, or roadside attractions in beautiful British Columbia!


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The following accidents were reported to Marion County law enforcement agencies:
Sunflower Road near 150th Road
Judith K. Koehn, 58, of 616 S. Cedar, Marion, struck a deer at 1:30 p.m. June 13 while driving a 2002 Buick north on Sunflower Road. Cecil D. Koehn, 65, same address, was a passenger. Koehn refused ambulance services.


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This past year I have experienced a lot of life changes. I figured it was time to write some of it all down. I feel like I should start with some background on me. For the sake of time and avoiding revealing too much, I will keep this somewhat brief.
I was born into a large fundamentalist Christian family. Overall it was a very loving and caring family, although we were not perfect. My younger years were much more strict. Girls were to wear dresses, have long hair, and taught to care for the family. I was homeschooled to avoid the worldly influences. I use the term "homeschooled" loosely. My mother, in my opinion, was very over worked. She had 7 children she was homeschooling along with all the house work and her duties as a pastor's wife. I don't know how she was able to do what she did. The schooling of the kids seemed to be low on the priority list. Out of the 12 years of primary school I should have received I only attended an actual school for 2 years of them. In spite of that I went on to complete 2 years of college and trade school.
Being a pastor's daughter I had the opportunity to see the inner workings of a lot of churches. Despite this I don't ever remember questioning the idea of god. I believed it all wholeheartedly. In my teenage years I led bible studies, organized youth group activities and went on mission trips. By the time I was nearly 18 years old I realized there were major political issues in churches. I knew there was something completely wrong with how things functioned in churches and that it wasn't what God would have wanted.
I maintained my belief in God, even during some rough "spiritual" years, but pulled away from church. This continued on even after I met my husband. He had similar feelings about God and church. We both believed in God but didn't know where we fit as far as church went, so we just didn't go often. I started feeling guilty for not being in church more when we started having kids. I thought it was important to take my kids to church. We seemed to always find a reason/excuse for not being able to go.
My husband and I would have theological discussions from time to time. It generally involved us sharing how we disagreed with religious people around us.
Shortly after our 5th wedding anniversary he sat me down while the kids were napping and as gently as he could, told me he thought he didn't believe in God anymore. I was dumbfounded. I did not see it coming at all, nor did I expect my response. As hard as I tried I couldn't hold back from crying. I felt like my entire life was falling apart, even though I was not religious.
I was told when I was younger that lives and marriages in which God was not the foundation would fall apart. It was often taught that if someone didn't have God's love that they would not know how to love someone else. I started trying to figure out how my marriage would survive this new development. I loved my husband completely and we had a great relationship but without God in it I was terrified it wouldn't last.
I knew my husband was smart and generally a rational person. I had to hear him out on this but I seemed to cry every time anything on that topic was brought up. It went on like this for weeks, through Christmas no less. I'm sure I made some unkind comments to him during that time but managed to refrain from showing any anger.
About 3 weeks later, after listening to some of the things my husband was learning, I decided to read my bible from start to finish. I wanted to find out for myself what I believed without falling back on what I had been raised to believe. I tore apart Genesis. I was comparing verses, adding up dates, and estimated populations for different stories. I was obsessed with it. Every spare minute I had my nose was buried in my bible. During this time my husband and I started to have more conversations on God and the bible. He shared what he thought was illogical about the existence of god and I tried to find answers.
Around the time I was finishing my study of Genesis, my husband and I had the rare chance to have dinner out alone. This was the first time I told him that the God of the bible just didn't make sense. It was clear to me that a lot of the old testament stories could not have happened. If I couldn't trust parts of the bible, how was I to believe any of it to be true? We talked about how there was so much we were never taught about the bible or that we overlooked and we were just discovering. I told him I was not to the point of saying "atheist" but I definitely was not holding to my former beliefs.
It was only a matter of a week or so that I finally claimed the title "atheist". It has now been 9 months and I have discovered so much in that time. This journey has not been all pleasant. There has been some serious conflict with friends and family. I am far from being the woman I would like to be but I am on my way. My marriage is the best it has ever been which is saying a lot because we have always had a good relationship. We both have grown and learned to much individually and together.


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I've had my Cookoo watch for awhile now, and so far its become one of my favorite everyday watches. Not only because it looks good, and it wears so comfortably, but it connects to my phone and does really cool things like alert me when I have a new message or missed call, or if I've left my phone behind. This feature has been especially useful for me as I am constantly looking for my phone and worry that I've left it behind. Usually I find it in the deepest recesses of my bag, but its really great that I know its just within my reach because my watch doesn't go off. No more, "OMG, I've left my phone!" haha. And other things like alerts in my calendar can link to my watch too so I won't forget to text/call people. But my favorite feature has got to be the camera link. Get this: you can actually use the watch to control when your phone's camera goes off. This means you can take far photos without asking someone to do it. Just click on the button on your watch and your phone takes a picture! Pretty cool, right? Also, its water and shock proof, so you can wear it ANYWHERE without having to worry about it breaking or conking out. Like I said, its an awesome everyday watch!
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What is Malware and what does it do?
Malware is short for malicious software. It's a code, script or software that is specifically designed to damage, encrypt, steal, or perform illegitimate action on devices, data, hosts, or entire networks.
There are many different types of Malware that have varying ways of infecting systems and propagating themselves. You may of heard of WannaCry, Locky, Rapid or Petya recently.
Malware is commonly delivered via an email attachment such as a ZIP file or attached as macros to certain email files or can be downloaded with files from the internet. It cannot damage the physical hardware or network equipment, but it can damage the data and software that resides on them.
The two main types of Malware
Two of the most common types of malware are known as Viruses and Worms. These types of programs are able to self-replicate and can spread copies of themselves. To be classified as a virus or worm, the Malware must have the ability to grow on its own. The main difference between these two is that a worm operates more or less independently of other files, whereas a virus depends on a host program to spread itself. We explore each in more detail below.
Computer Viruses
A computer virus is a type of Malware that propagates by inserting a copy if itself within another program. As with human viruses, a computer virus can easily spread from one computer to another. Viruses can range in severity from causing annoying functionality bugs to damaging data or software and causing denial-of-service (DoS) conditions throughout the network.
Unlike computer viruses, worms are standalone software and do not require a host program or human help to propagate. A worm enters a computer through a vulnerability in the system setup and takes advantage of file-transport or information-transport features on the system, allowing it to travel around unaided. Like viruses, worms are able to self replicate and can therefore cause the same type of damage.
Is Ransomware a type of Malware?
Yes, Ransomware is a type of Malware that cleverly blocks access to your computer files and quickly spread to other devices on the network. Cyber Criminals encrypt devices and ask victims to pay a substantial ransom to retrieve data. However, there is no guarantee that once the ransom is paid the data will be decrypted.
There are three types of Ransomware in circulation:
1: Encrypting Ransomware
It's designed to block system files and demand payment to provide the victim with the key that can decrypt the blocked content. Examples include Zepto, RAA, Crypto and more.
2: Locker Ransomware
Locks the victim out of the operating system, making it impossible to access the desktop and any apps or files. The files are not encrypted in this case, but the cyber criminals still ask for a ransom to unlock the infected computer. Examples include Winlocker.
3: Master Boot Record ransomware (MBR)
Overwrites the master boot record (MBR) of the affected PCs, leaving their operating systems in an unbootable state. Examples include Satana and Petya Ransomware.
Like malware, Ransomware removal can be very complex and is best left to professionals.
What is Crypto Ransomware?
Its a form of encrypting Ransomware that's described above. Crypto Ransomware encrypts files stored on the user's computer or mobile device and in it's simplest form, the encryption corrupts the contents of a file, so that it is unreadable by either the user or the device itself. To restore it for normal use, a decryption key is needed to decrypt the file.
How can I protect my business from Malware attacks?
Ask yourself these five questions:
- How secure is your business setup?
- What antivirus software is in place and does it also prevent malware? (many don't) Intercept X by Sophos is a brilliant way of protecting yourself from all the different types of Malware
- Do you have sufficient disaster recovery and backups in place?
- What security protection do you have in place for emails?
- Do you have a sufficient firewall in place?
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Talk Fusion is a video marketing organization which was established in 2007. Talk Fusion was founded by Bob Rein who is also the Chief Executive Officer of the organization which launched their first product in the market, Video Email. Bob has is experienced in the marketing as well as direct selling sector. When he created the firm he brought his innovative skills and his attractive leadership. Mr. Rein loves working and helping others as well as dealing with animal charities all over the world. Recently the prominent entrepreneur was asked several questions about his life and his business, and this is what he had to say.
Bob Rein was asked how he launched his business and where he got the ideas., he said before he worked as a policeman for about 10 years, and during his service to the nation, he felt he did not get enough of what he wanted and his life was limited. Bob knew he could still help others, get a good pay, and also control over his life. During his normal duties, someone introduced him to a network marketing and that was his breakthrough. However, the ob did not come without challenges, Bob said that he could start a successful business with an organization, and some of the firms would collapse forcing him to start all over again. Bob Rein knows that his success is very much Dependent on the success of his clients.
Bob Rein did not start his career at Talk Fusion, prior to creating the video marketing organization, Mr. Rein was working at Tampa Bay as a police officer. Talk Fusion came when Rein decided to send a video email to his mother, but according to some people, it could not happen. Rein knew it was possible and he worked together with a friend who skills in Information Technology and it worked out, This is how to Talk Fusion was born. Ever since Talk Fusion was founded, the video marketing group has been expanding, and they have operations in over 140 countries worldwide. Talk Fusion has not only transformed companies but they are also involved in community services. Talk Fusion has been making contributions to Russian boys who need surgery as well as buying sports uniform. Rein is passionate about animals and he once contributed about $ 1 million to cater for animal health. Other philanthropic activities include assisting families affected by the earthquake in Japan as well as donating funds to an orphanage in Indonesia. Learn more: https://www.businessforhome.org/2011/11/bob-reina-ceo-talk-fusion-interview/


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Condolence messages
Maria Mejia Sanchez
Pediatrician & Neonatologist
Historical Perspective
The lymphatic vascular malformations were known since antiquity, and the mothers were blamed for the lesion, which was called maternal nevus. It was believed that a boy could remain marked in utero with representations of the emotions or objects of desire or repulsion of his mother. By the similarity of the lesions with certain food, they had a nomenclature based on descriptive terms that is maintained still nowadays: hemangioma in "strawberry" or "cherry", and stains in "port-wine", and plate "salmon", by citing some examples.
During the XIX century, Virchow and his disciple Dr. Werner proposed a histologic classification of the Vascular Anomaly of the Infancy. Virchow considered these lesions as tumors and called them with respect to the architecture of the channels that constitute them, simple, cavernous, and racemose angiomas. Werner proposed a histomorphologic classification similar to the lymphatic lesions that are still utilized today, simple, cavernous, and cystic lymphangiomas.
In 1908, a pathologist, Adami, observed that not all the vascular lesions behaved in the same way. He proposed that the term angioma should be utilized only for true vascular tumors with independent growth.
The distinction in the biological activity was emphasized in 1982 with Mulliken and Glowacki, who defined hemangiomas as true endothelial tumors that show a proliferative phase. The group of vascular lesions, which consisted of capillaries, veins, lymphatic or structurally abnormal arteries without capacity of growth nor of regression and with a normal cell sparing, was considered as vascular malformations.
In regard to the therapy, surgical resection has been recommended as the first therapy, but still in the most expert hands the percentage of complications is high from 12 to 33%, and the rate of recurrence is from 15 to 53%. Through the years, non-surgical strategies have been recommended, like radiation therapy, use of antibiotics such as the bleomycine, alcoholic solution of zein (Ethibloc), hot water, as well as many others. Nevertheless, by their poor results and the occurrence of secondary systematic-local lesions, they have been abandoned or little utilized.
In 1987, Dr. Shuhei Ogita published his results using OK-432 in children, reporting the total regression of the lymphangiomas in 8 of 9 treated cases. The revolutionary genius for the knowledge and therapy of the lymphangiomas was born. From then, the excellent results reported with this therapy around the world did change and continue changing from the selection of the surgical intervention as the first therapeutic choice. Increasingly, more children have been treated with this modality of therapy and more doctors have been interested not only in the substance of OK-432, but also in the study of the lymphatic vascular malformations.
The patients with lymphangiomas now have been identified in greater numbers in Mexico. We do not consider that the percentage of these patients has increased, but now the doctors have a sure and effective option for the aforementioned patients. Before this therapeutic alternative, the doctors deferred the attention for these patients and they avoided treating them, for which the majority of them did not receive any type of therapy, and a great percentage of them who received therapy presented neurological and/or vascular consequences, or scars that increased the unsightly aspect of the lesions.
The discovery of DR. OGITA has changed the quality of life of the patients with lymphangioma as well as that of their relatives. THE GENIUS OF DR. SHUHEI OGITA IN UTILIZING OK-432 (Picibanil) for the therapy of the lymphangioma is the most important advance that has been given in the chapter of lymphatic malformations, since the recognition of the same. And we consider that it is currently the GOLD STANDARD, for the patients with lymphangiomas.
Humanitarian Aspect and the Relation with Mexico of Dr. OGITA
In 1993, Dr. Shuhei Ogita learned of the first case of a Mexican boy with lymphatic malformations named Carlos, who had to be transferred to Japan to receive his therapy. Almost at the same time another Mexican boy of the city of Merida, Yucatan, requested to Dr. Ogita for the application of OK-432, since at that moment the boy could not be transferred to Japan, nor could Dr. Ogita come to Mexico. In this regard, the negative response of doctors of the mentioned city to use OK-432 who ignored it motivated Dr. Ogita to carry out a course of training for Mexican doctors from 1994 to 1997.
In 1995, after returning from Japan, Dr. María Mejía initiated the institutional application of OK-432 in Torre Medica Hospital and Children's Hospital of Mexico, Mexico City, and the complete results of the first 12 Mexican children treated with OK-432 were presented in 1997 at the National Pediatric Congress in the National Medical Center, and in 1998 these results were published in the Pediatric Acta of Mexico. In 1999, Dr. Ogita came to Mexico City for the first time to visit Torre Medica Hospital and Children's Hospital of Mexico. There he gave an extraordinary lecture, which had a deep impact on the doctors and patients, not only by its content, but also due to his great humanism, ethics, kind heart, and his deep commitment toward the patients and their health. It was in that visit when he expressed his desire that the therapy could reach to ALL OF THE MEXICAN CHILDREN WHO HAVE LYMPHANGIOMA, AND WANT TO RECEIVE IT, and NO MATTER WHERE THEY LIVE AND IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR ECONOMIC SITUACION.
In November 2002, Dr. Ogita returned to Mexico City to attend the First International Congress of Pediatric Otolaryngology, and visited again Torre Medica Hospital and Children's Hospital of Mexico, verifying the great quantity of patients that had benefited from his therapy, receiving affection and admiration by the relatives of the patients and the doctors. For those who had the great fortune to know and to receive the great teachings of the Venerable Dr. SHUHEI OGITA, not only in the field of lymphatic malformations, but in the humanitarian aspect, great human quality, dedication, and professionalism that Sensei Ogita exemplified, his death represents a great tragedy, and an irreplaceable loss. But it comforts us to continue the dissemination of his Great Work. His spirit and essence will live forever, in each smile of the children cured with OK-432.


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Tampa Bay Rays – professional baseball club, who plays in Major League Baseball (MLB). The club was founded in 1998. The team became known as the "Flight" in 2008.
The formation of the team began in 1995, after the former assistant general manager of "Atlanta Braves" Chuck Lamar was appointed senior vice president of baseball operations and general manager of the "Devil Reysminornyh.
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