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Please you to keep watch and enjoy the show La Casa de al Lado capitulo 5 together with the whole family that you love, you can look for other alternatives when watching such as eating and drinking coffee or tea, or perhaps ice cream or chocolate as well.
Synopsis La Casa de al Lado capitulo 5
In "La Casa de al Lado," each character keeps a secret that puts in doubt even the least suspicious, making it impossible to know who is lying and who is telling the truth, who is innocent and who is the villain, who is trustworthy or someone to fear.
Pilar Arismendi (Maritza Rodríguez), a sweet and charming young woman, is married to Javier Ruiz (Miguel Varoni), Gonzalo Ibáñez's (Gabriel Porras) business partner. Pilar and Javier have a neighbor who is a widow named Ignacia. Gonzalo, who is successful lawyer, meets Ignacia and becomes enamored of her. But Ignacia has baggage. Her defunct husband is the widow of Adolfo, a man who died under strange circumstances. Gonzalo proposes to Ignacia within only a few months after Adolfo's death. Following the wedding, the couple moves to the house next to Pilar and Javier, and it is there that Gonzalo starts uncovering many truths that, until then, were unknown to him. One of them is that the house is inhabited by Leonardo (David Chocarro), Adolfo's twin brother.
With that revelation, Gonzalo begins to realize that nothing is as it seems in that house, and starts to discover layers of intrigue connected to that mysterious death, in which everyone around him is a possible suspect. The more he looks into the supposed "accident" that took Adolfo's life, the more he realizes that everyone holds a very well-kept secret.
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You know how Jimmy Fallon laughs at, like, pretty much literally everything a guest on his show says? Regardless of if it's funny or not?
Like, even the slightest, mildest joke will throw Jimmy Fallon into uncontrollable fits of laughter and clapping.
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A discovery, published this month in the journal Biomedical Optics Express, could allow doctors to diagnose kidney diseases faster and for less cost – using a new super-resolution microscope adapted by physicists at the University of St Andrews.
The breakthrough, achieved in collaboration with the Department of Pathology at Montefiore Medical Center and Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, could allow doctors a more efficient method for diagnosing nephrotic syndrome in the kidney – a group of debilitating and sometimes lethal diseases in which the kidney loses its ability to retain proteins in the blood, which are then carried into the urine.
Until now detection and treatment have relied on the use of an expensive and time-consuming electron microscope.
Now the St Andrews-NY team has developed an alternative light microscope which uses a patterned light-source to overcome physical laws of diffraction – allowing a doubling in what had been considered the maximum resolution possible using this technology.
In a new report, the team has shown for the first time that the super-resolution structured illumination microscope (SIM) can 'see' the critical changes in kidney cell processes which allow diagnosis of nephrotic diseases.
Conventional light microscopes have been used for almost two hundred years to visualise cells and diagnose disease in tissue. However the research has the potential to herald a new era in microscopy and could save lives as well as valuable resources.
Professor Kishan Dholakia of the University of St Andrews (pictured) said: "This is an exciting advance and I'm very pleased by the synergy of our team of physicists, biologists and physicians to apply advances in optics for the diagnosis and treatment of kidney disease."
Dr James Pullman of the Montefiore Medical Center added: "It is important and exciting to show how advances in physics such as the SIM can benefit medicine and biology, and especially help people with kidney disease. I feel that our results represent the beginning of a new era in diagnostic pathology."
The other authors of this work are Jonathan Nylk, Elaine C Campbell, Frank J Gunn-Moore and Michael B Prystowsky.
The report is available at: https://www.osapublishing.org/boe/abstract.cfm?uri=boe-7-2-302


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Jan 7, 2010 (CIDRAP News) – Warning against complacency about H1N1 influenza, Dr. Anne Schuchat of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said she doesn't want to see a repeat of what happened in 1957-58, when a perception that the pandemic was over was followed by a winter surge of flu- and pneumonia-related deaths.
To prevent that, Schuchat, head of the CDC National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, urged the public to get the vaccine, now widely available. "There are ample supplies of H1N1 vaccine in most of the country," she said. "The vaccine should be easily available pretty much anywhere you live."
Schuchat referred to a graph showing that deaths attributed to flu and pneumonia peaked in October of 1957, dropped back to a nearly normal level in December, but then surged again in the winter, peaking in late February. (Accounts of the pandemic say the second mortality peak, strangely, was not accompanied by widespread flu outbreaks.)
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Thank you so much for reviewing Singed X ^_^ Now that you mentioned it, I can't NOT see Matt as some relative of Naruto. XD
I was so excited when I checked LemmaSoft out and found that GlassHeart had made another VN! After my rave review on 'Summer Found Me', you must guess just how eager I was to play another game by GlassHeart.
First off, the premise of the story (girl finds some guy leaving a note declaring his admiration to her), is not an entirely unique one. But then, what's unique these days? I love how GlassHeart turned a story that had the makings of a cliche-ridden plot into a comedic and at the same time heart-warming one.
As for the art–from Summer Found Me, I thought that the art was pretty good, and this lived up to my expectations. The MC's sprite was a cute girl, and the boys were cute, too (especially Warren).
Onto the characters, as a teaser!
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One of the earliest entries in the recent wave of TV revival series, Girl Meets World premiered on the Disney Channel in 2014 to critical acclaim and quickly cemented itself as one of the network's top programs. A sequel series of sorts to classic TGIF-era sitcom Boy Meets World, Girl Meets World focused on Riley Matthews (Rowan Blanchard) - teen daughter of Boy Meets World super-couple Corey (Ben Savage) and Topanga (Danielle Fishel) - and her journey through school alongside friends Maya (Sabrina Carpenter), Lucas (Peyton Meyer) and Farkle (Corey Fogelmanis).
Unfortunately, not even ratings success was enough to save Girl Meets World from the reaper, as the sitcom was officially canceled earlier this month. Even prior to the official word though, things looked bleak, with the show's season 3 finale - appropriately titled Girl Meets Goodbye - having filmed way back in July, and not a peep being made by the network about a potential fourth season in the months before the hammer was finally dropped.
Thankfully, it looks like all might not be lost for Girl Meets World fans, as series creator Michael Jacobs told The Wrap today that he is currently in talks with other outlets about continuing the show.
"We are certainly having discussions, there are some interested platforms. I don't think Girl should have been canceled. We signed to do four seasons. I thought we would be able to tell stories through four seasons. That's the way we set it up. It was going to be a remarkable final year. But I understand, things end."
Jacobs also discussed the potential continuation with TV Line, sharing some additional details about his thoughts on how to approach work in the TV business.
"There are talks underway, but we're at the very very beginning stages. And I can tell you it's because of the audience's reaction to the cancellation that there is interest in other places. For anyone in show business, if you ask them why they're doing something and they say they're doing it for themselves, they won't sustain long. Those that answer 'We're doing it for the audience' and mean it, they sustain."
While Jacobs' statement stresses that the talks are in the very, very early stages, what's perhaps more interesting is his statement to The Wrap that he "signed on to do four seasons" and had already planned out the final year. As a counterpoint, an inside source told The Wrap that Disney had agreed upfront to produce 3 seasons of Girl Meets World, with an option to order a fourth. If that is in indeed true, it would seem that Jacobs might have jumped the gun a bit in assuming that season 4 was a guarantee.
As for exactly when a final decision will be made on Girl Meets World's resurrection, Jacobs says talks likely won't extend for longer than three or four months. Interestingly, Jacobs says that he is re-calibrating his plans for making season 4 the final year of the show, as he doesn't find it likely that any platform would be eager to pick up a series that's on its way out. For now, fans probably shouldn't get their hopes up too high, at least not until something of a more concrete nature emerges.
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I woke up before noon today, had time to read and update LJ, then went over to spend time with Ro and Knight. Ro was pretty dozy while I was there, fresh back from her surgery. We watched a bit of Wonder Falls, and then it was time for me to go to chess club.
There was an "all-hands" faculty meeting in the Buttery today, so it took me a bit of wondering around to find the alternate chess club location: the gymnasium mezzanine. We've got a few more kids this years - we'll see how many stick around. I've committed to arriving by 3pm each day, and being available to stay until the last parent shows to pick up their kid. Flar will be picking up Tigger at school or my work, depending on his schedule, and Tuesdays are going to be an early work day for me.
I worked 8 hours tonight, most of it on a somewhat monotonous job. Lots of carry over, and the double-keyed field has data that's long and not copied out on each breaksheet, so it's "faked" - enter a bogus value and chose the original value when questioned. So, lots of repetitive, non-thinking work. Thank goodness for DVDs.
Hazel found a mouse in the break-room sink tonight. I trapped it under a bowl, but then I couldn't find anything to scoop under the bowl. It was too fast for me to grab when I let up on the bowl, and it got under the fridge. Now that I've had time to think about it, I think I could have trapped it in a grocery bag. Ah well, I've an approach if it happens again. At home, we get so much damage from mice, that we're merciless and use glue boards. Had I been able to catch this one, I'd have probably released it in the pasture when I got home.
Tomorrow I need to make a Sam's run, and pick up medicine at the CVS. Then I'll visit with Ro again before it's time to pick up Tigger. Tomorrow night is the first Celebration at the new location for church, so I'll be going into work late.
Thursday is the day they're supposed to be delivering and installing the new dishwasher.
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Australia's marine jurisdiction is large, 1.8 times the size of Australia's land mass and 4 per cent of the global oceans. With increasing global demand for energy, food and security, activity within the marine jurisdiction is becoming increasingly important to the Australian economy. Effective and efficient management of the marine environment relies on baseline mapping, characterisation of marine resources and assets, and the ability to measure change over time.
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|Deliver collaborative projects with partners of the Australian Government's National Environmental Science Program, Marine Biodiversity Hub, to support management of the Commonwealth marine area
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|Availability of new marine and coastal bathymetry data via Geoscience Australia's website within six months of being compliant with data standards


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As chance would have it, a fellow teacher was kind enough to leave me the most enormous, wonderful, and sturdy cardboard box in my room. To an art teacher, this box made me feel as though it was Christmas in March. Within minutes, previously planned lessons for the day were erased and students had paintbrushes in their hands. It was a Keith Haring kind of day!
As a quick introduction, I read the wonderful book by Keith Haring's sister, Kay Haring, The Boy Who Just Kept Drawing. After the book was over everyone was eager to paint buildings, walls and sidewalks….but we compromised and decided the box would be our best choice (for now). Keith Haring is a great artist for kids to explore because his paintings are bright, bold and communicate powerful messages. Most students have seen his iconic people before so his work is familiar to many.
8:50 am: 2nd grader is hard at work painting the box!
9:15 am: 2nd grade worked beautifully together!
10:00 am: 3rd grade is now hard at work feeling in the Keith Haring inspired drawing.
10:40 am: 4th grade added a few finishing touches and worked together to mix colors!
11:35 am: 6th grade painted their hearts out and helped with all the finishing touches!
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Saturday 27 August 2011
2.83 'Balmoral Brekkie'
Hello Bottom. Ha. Bottom. You're the first northside cafe I've investigated on my brekkie quest. You have a very delicious looking breakfast menu. After much deliberation, I opted for the special - holumi with roasted veggies and two poached eggs on sourdough. D had your mushroom, truffle oil, goats cheese combo. You're a nice spot for people watching at Balmoral beach. And although your knife disappointed me, you made up for it with friendly waitresses. The manager lady was particularly helpful. I hear bad things about your fish and chips (apparently overpriced) and you being too busy on summer days, so I suspect we were quite lucky this morning. Anyway, not a bad first impression of what the northside has to offer. Thank you Bottom.
Coffee: 4
Eggs: 2 I can't decide if this is a good or bad thing, but your eggs were obviously made in glad-wrap sacks and dunked in boiling water. They looked like dumplings. I think it's a bad thing. I'll give you 2 for them.
Toast: 4 Big sourdough slices.
Knife: 2 Pretty average. No sharpness. No flair either. Just average.
Ambience: 3 You have a chilled outdoor beach vibe and a cool indoor evening vibe. And yet you are also part fish and chip shop. You have it all Bottom of the Harbour, catering for every need. Very odd, but clever.
Price: 2 You're better than some of your neighbours, but you have expensive sides ($5 for a scraping of avocado? I'd rather BYO a whole avo thank you very much).


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Off today with "Fuel Pump" and his step dad Ken.
Started out sight casting for the Big Red Drum and got pretty lucky……Had several "Citiation" releases of fish over 40 inches and had a couple in the slot that we could kept for supper.
After the Drum attack we went trolling and caught some nice Bluefish & Spanish Mackeral.
On the way back in the Inlet we stopped and drifted for Flounders also…….caught about a dozen and they were all to small to keep…….Thanks Pump


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This is a non-fiction novel in part about how you find the words to bring to life the 1942 assassination in Prague of SS chief Reinhard Heydrich, the architect of the Final Solution in which the Jews of Europe were to be exterminated. The author agonises as dialogue is invented and gaps are filled in with supposition. In fact, Laurent Binet at times protests too much but HHhH (the letters come from a tedious Nazi joke about Heydrich's relationship with his boss Himmler) is an extraordinary piece of writing. The book has some affinity with Everything Is Illuminated by Jonathan Safran Foer, both in terms of general subject matter – Nazis, the Holocaust – and in the search for a suitable means of telling a story. But a better fit is perhaps with Gordon Burn's Best And Edwards, a book centred on the 1958 Munich air crash which killed many of Manchester United's players and in which the author takes a key role as he recreates the lives of his subjects. Or maybe even Alexander Masters' Stuart: A Life Backwards, in which the author becomes part of a homeless man's existence even while attempting to unpick and explain it. Anyway, the heroism of HHhH is casually shattering. The final battle, in which 800 SS troops surround seven resistance fighters, is remarkable – not least for the fact that it lasted eight hours, and that it actually happened. No less extraordinary is that the plot against 'the blond beast' Heydrich stood and fell on the bravery of ordinary families who risked – and lost – their lives to help. One more thing: however much you read around the Holocaust, the sheer unbridled, bureaucratic depravity of it retains the power to astonish. Primo Levi's biographer describes a Jewish engineer, separated from his wife and daughters on entering Auschwitz, repeatedly asking after them, unaware that they were killed immediately. Ian Thomson writes: 'He was no longer a family man.' While not quite achieving the chilling majesty of that sentence, Binet makes a simple observation about the ribbing Heydrich received from classmates while at school: 'At this point in his life, it is still possible to mock him without risking death.' That didn't last for long.
HHhH by Laurent Binet


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WIMBLEDON, England - Serena Williams has been known to say she isn't satisfied with this or that aspect of her game, even after easily winning a match, say, 6-3, 6-2.
So it was somehow refreshing to hear Williams actually praise herself after a victory by that very score over 26th-seeded Maria Kirilenko at Wimbledon on Saturday.
Yes, only five matches since returning to the tour after nearly a full year off because of a series of health scares, Williams produced a performance worthy of the 13-time Grand Slam champion that she is. And then Williams talked the talk of someone finally ready to concede that British bookmakers might very well have been right to make her the pre-tournament favorite.
Asked whether she was surprised by the odds, the seventh-seeded American smiled widely and said: "I wouldn't bet against me."
After hitting 10 aces and compiling a 32-9 edge in winners against Kirilenko, Williams termed the showing her "best I've played since I came back."
She was part of a parade of past champions who breezed into the fourth round Saturday, joined by Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Maria Sharapova, who all were straight-set winners, too. Top-seeded Caroline Wozniacki, seeking her first Grand Slam title, and two-time Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic, who is now 44-1 in 2011, also moved on.
There were two upsets of some significance.
Two-time French Open finalist Robin Soderling, who was seeded fifth, was dealing with stomach problems and bowed out against 158th-ranked qualifier Bernard Tomic of Australia 6-1, 6-4, 7-5, and No. 9 Gael Monfils lost to 93rd-ranked qualifier Lukasz Kubot of Poland 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3.


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An Off-site Event at Lafayette Central Park - 1400 E. Lafayette (Detroit)
Come get some unique Summer Reading!
Books inspiring art inspiring books:
Source Booksellers hosts an outdoor book talk and sale next to the DIA Inside|Out art titled "Bookshop: Hebrew Books, Holy Day Books" (1953). Artist Ben Shahn was a Lithuanian Jewish immigrant to Brooklyn, whose art spoke to issues new immigrants faced in urban society and ideas of social and political reform.
Inspired by the art, Source Booksellers has selected four books that explore "Elsewhwere Stories", increasing our understanding of diverse people from places other than our own. Coincidentally, June is Immigrant Heritage Month. #IAmAnImmigrant
1. "The Illegal" by Lawrence Hill
2. "Temporary People" by Deepak Unnikrishnan
3. "The People and the Books: 18 classics of Jewish Literature" by Adam Kirsch
4. "The Redemption of Galen Pike" by Carys Davies
Source Booksellers will introduce the books, read excerpts, and encourage dialog. Maybe you even have your own Elsewhere Story to share.
All four books will be available for purchase to enjoy your own Summer Reading in the park.


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I tried to do some different things to make it worthwhile. I preserved the anvil, I did the romance with Zevran option (even though EEWWWW he's so skeevy) because I figured if I let him stab me in the front he wouldn't stab me in the back later, and I recruited Loghain, which is hilarious because Alistair throws a total hissy fit and stomps off.
But I still haven't unlocked all the endings, apparently. Maybe it's because my character always lives? First Galan gave Morrigan her evil baby, then Ali sacrificed himself for Meryl, then Willow let Loghain take the last blow for redemption or whatever the crap.
I'm still missing some achievements. I don't know how to side with the werewolves in the Dalish story except that I thought I was siding with them but apparently not. And then there's the Morrigan romance, which seems like it would be totally scary.
I guess the second one comes out in March? Maybe I'll do Awakening again, too.
Tags: not now! i'm playing video games!
Current Mood: accomplished
Current Music: electric youth--debbie gibson


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npmawesome: distributed locking with redislock
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This is a guest post from Alex Gorbatchev over at npmawesome.com. Nodejitsu loved what npmawesome.com was doing and is now supporting the project.
redislock (GitHub: danielstjules/redislock, License: MIT) by Daniel St. Jules is a module for distributed locking powered by Redis. This utility is very helpful when you are building a distributed application, or even a basic CPU cluster to take advantage of multiple cores. One of the cool features is ability to set maximum number of retries and amount of time between them.
npm install redislock
Locking is performed using the following redis command:
SET key uuid PX timeout NX
If the SET returns OK, the lock has been acquired on the given key, and an expiration has been set. Then, releasing a lock uses the following redis script:
if redis.call('GET', KEYS[1]) == ARGV[1] then
return redis.call('DEL', KEYS[1])
return 0
This ensures that the key is deleted only if it is currently holding the lock, by passing its UUID as an argument.
Example below creates a lock and then tries to acquire it second time. The second attempt will fail.
var redis = require('redis');
var redislock = require('redislock');
var client = redis.createClient();
var lock = redislock.createLock(client, {
timeout: 20000,
retries: 3,
delay: 100
function doStuff(done) {
lock.acquire('my:lock-name', function (err) {
if (err) {
console.log('Failed to get a lock...', err.message);
// tring to get the same lock second time will trigger an error.
lock.release(function (err) {
console.log('Do work here...');
doStuff(function() {
console.log('Done working...');
What Else?
Checkout the runnable example and github example repository.


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Video drivers allow your operating system and software installed on your computer to communicate with the video card or adaptor installed on the system. Like other software programs, video drivers too are susceptible to errors. In most cases, outdated drivers are the root cause of device driver errors.
One of the easiest ways to update your drivers is to use a reliable third-party driver update tool. Our detailed Driver Finder Pro review will help you understand the merits of using this driver update program.
Besides outdated video drivers, other common causes of PC video driver errors include:
In case your video driver is already up to date, or the error persists even after you have updated your driver, perform the following steps to troubleshoot and fix the issue:
Update your Windows files
One of the common causes of software errors on a Windows computer is outdated Windows files. Microsoft frequently releases new updates for its versions of operating systems to enhance the functionality of its various components, improve system security, and fix any known bugs or issues.
By default, in the newer versions of Windows operating systems, Windows is configured to automatically check for important updates and install them. In case you have tweaked these settings, we suggest that you allow Windows to automatically check for updates and install them.
To do this in Windows 7 or Windows Vista, perform the following steps:
If you are using older versions of Windows, check to see if the Automatic Update feature is present. If the feature is available, ensure that Windows is configured to automatically check for updates and install them.
In case the Automatic Update option is not available, visit the Windows Update website and download the latest available updates for your Windows operating system.
Run a malware scan
Malware programs, if present on your PC, can corrupt your driver files and cause frequent errors. Run a malware scan on your Windows computer using an advanced antimalware software to fix driver errors due to malware infection.
Run a registry scan
The registry is a critical component of Windows and all hell may break loose if the registry becomes corrupt or essential registry entries are missing.
Configuration information about your video drivers is stored in the registry. In case this information is incorrect, obsolete, or missing then you may encounter frequent video driver errors, or worse, may not be able to use your video card.
Scan your Windows registry using an advanced registry repair tool to fix driver errors occurring due to problems in your registry.


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PSA Peugeot Citroën is working on a hybrid that doesn't require batteries. It's a MacGyverish Hybrid Air concept vehicle that combines an internal combustion engine with a special epicyclic transmission and hydraulic motor powered by compressed air. From Motor Authority:
"Like a conventional hybrid vehicle, the new Hybrid Air concept uses the gasoline engine for cruising on the highway, the hydraulic motor around town (it's capable of speeds up to 43 mph), and a combination of the two power sources during high load situations such as hard acceleration or climbing a hill. To refill the tanks, the hydraulic motor works in reverse, using regenerative forces to suck in air and compress it for later use."
PSA Peugeot Citroën Air Hybrid cars should be on the road by 2016. [SmartPlanet]


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Come join us in San Antonio, TX for the 15th Medical Battalion Association 2019 reunion. Lots of hard work has gone into the preparation for this reunion
and it has all the makings of a great bash. Come tell war stories (please...just one more time), renew old acquaintances, make new friends,
and guzzle margaritas.
Pass the word that the following folks have already signed up and will be making the 2019 reunion. It'll be a HOOT!!


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Head to the Pureology Serious Colour Care Facebook page, "like" them and click on the "Watch and Win!" tab. Then watch the how to video and the form to submit your mailing information will appear. Enter your information for a chance to win FREE Deluxe Size Samples of Pureology Hydrate Products and New Color Fanatic! A total of 20,000 winners will be randomly chosen in two drawings held on October 15 and November 30. Ends November 30. Good luck!
To enter more giveaways, go here.


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The nation's largest contact lens companies are asking the
The manufacturers are appealing a ruling from a federal judge in
1-800 Contacts, one of the country's largest discount sellers, has since dropped their prices by up to
The contact lens manufacturers say the
The contact lens makers started setting minimum prices about two years ago to protect eye doctors from being undercut by discount sellers. If a company sells at too steep of a discount, the manufacturers pull their products.
Though most contact sales still come through eye doctors who bring the manufacturers new customers with brand-specific prescriptions, discounters have taken a bigger slice of the market in recent years.
The companies say the pricing policies are good for customers, but they've also been scrutinized by


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The Harriet Wrap Dress has a feminine silhouette, loose, wide sleeves and wrap-closure around the body, tied with a band in the waist. It has an elegant frill along the bottom and the midi length makes it suitable for both bare legs in the summertime or on top of tight jeans for more chilly seasons. So, bring out our inner señorita and style this lovely dress with a pair of heels or sneakers.
This dress is made of fabric from an up-cycled vintage sari from India and used to belong to a local Indian woman. Now the dresses are part of a unique and cultural story from India and helps create a cross-cultural connection.
All our garments have been used by an Indian woman before they were re-designed. This means that there will be small tracks such as tiny loose threads or tiny stains on the fabric. We in SISSEL EDELBO love the story as well as the flaws - we hope you will as well - let the story continue - woman to woman.
Since the fabric is re-used fabric, we cannot inform what the total composition of the fabric is.
Garment Measurements(Onesize):
Front length: 108 cm
Back length: 130 cm


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Year 6 2019 - 2020
Class Teachers: Miss B. Lovett
Teaching Assistants: Mrs L. Booker
Christian Value: Endurance
Number of pupils: 29
Specialist Staff
Football: Mr Prince
Music: Mrs Payet
RM Maths: Mrs Booker
Class Prayers
Lunchtime: Give us grateful hearts our father
For all your mercies
And make us mindful
Of the needs of others.
In Jesus Christ Our Lord. Amen
Hometime: Lord, keep us safe this night
Secure from all your fears.
May angels guard us while we sleep
'til morning light appears. Amen
The School Day Begins
The school day begins with registration at 8:55am and we really appreciate prompt time-keeping to get the children off to a good start. Each day we begin with reinforcing basic skills in Maths and English so it is vital that your child is in on time and ready to learn.
Reading diaries should be signed each night and will be checked on a Monday. Please spend time discussing the book that your child brings home with them. We also encourage the children to read a range of other texts in addition to their home-school reading book. We would be grateful if you could comment on other books that your child reads at home.
UNICEF Rights and Responsibility Article 16
Children have a right to privacy. The law should protect them from attacks against their way of life, their good name, their families and their homes.
School Council
Our council representatives were chosen by the class in a democratic vote. Each child performed a speech to persuade the class to vote for them. Well done to everyone who put their name forward. Our winners were:
Thomas and Kadie (Y6 Representatives)
Year 6 also represent Reception class as School Council members. The representatives are:
Ryan and Alfie (Reception Representatives)
Golden Apples
We have promised to try our best to gain our 5 leaves for : Service, Community, Justice, Friendship and Creation.
Children's University
At the end of Year 6, we have the opportunity to graduate from Children's University (as long as we have earned enough credits). We gain credits through attending after school clubs, participating in sports teams for the school, jobs we do in school and also by having our Children's University passports stamped at learning destinations for example: museums and clubs outside of school. Passports are available to purchase from the school office.
We are hoping that we will all graduate this year.
Study Support
You are encouraged to attend Study Support on Tuesday after school as you will have help, if needed, in addition to having access to the resources in school.
Spelling website for support: https://spellingframe.co.uk/
Physical Education
You will need: black shorts, a red T shirt or white T shirt, black pumps (indoor), trainers (outdoor) optional.
The correct swimming kit is needed for pupils to be allowed into the swimming pool.
Girls will need a one piece swimsuit plus a swimming hat and boys will need swimming trunks (not shorts) and a swimming hat.
Year 6 will be swimming every Wednesday for the Autumn Term of 2018.
Online Safety
An Important Note to Parents and Carers.
Please be aware of online safety when our children go on the Internet. The link below offers information and advice about keeping our children safe online. It also has a valuable reminder of the importance of keeping passwords secure.http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/
Statutory Assessment Tests (SATS) Week
SATs will take place week beginning 13th May 2019
|Monday 13 May
|English grammar, punctuation and spelling papers 1 and 2
|Tuesday 14 May
|English reading
|Wednesday 15 May
|Mathematics papers 1 and 2
|Thursday 16 May
|Mathematics paper 3
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ASPECT | OCULUS, a joint venture partnership of two of Australia's leading Landscape Architecture practices, in association with Studio Nield joined Lendlease to re-master plan the Victoria Harbour site. Located on the western edge of Melbourne's CBD within the Docklands Area, Victoria Harbour is a unique peninsula landform extending west from Docklands Park to the base of the Bolte Bridge. The 30 hectare site is bounded by the Yarra River and the Victoria Harbour Dock. The site has two distinct 'base' conditions – wharf structure on the edges, and terra firma (solid ground) in the centre.
The finished Master Plan distils the significant body of work into a clear and legible document that will guide Victoria Harbour into the future.The Master Plan is the key design reference document under the Development Agreement between Vic Urban and Lend Lease and is the primary point of reference for design related matters.
ASPECT | OCULUS has undertaken the design and documentation for the public realm of Stage 1 of the development. This includes the extensions of main streets, Bourke and Collins Street, Water Plaza, Dock Square and Australian Wharf South. The centrepiece of the Victoria Harbour development will be Dock Square a new public park and square for Melbourne and the Docklands community. A new public library, extended tram line, and a boating hub as well as high density commercial and residential built form will frame the new urban place.
Lendlease with Places Victoria
Master Planning, Stage 1 Design, Documentation
Docklands, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
ASPECT | OCULUS, Studio Nield, Lendlease, Contour


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Fewer nations made progress on reducing gender gap
Fewer countries made strides toward improving equality between men and women this year, while Nordic countries held the top spots in a ranking of 135 nations, according to a report by the World Economic Forum.
Iceland claimed the No. 1 position for the third year in a row, followed by Norway, Finland and Sweden, according to the 2011 Global Gender Gap Index released today by the Geneva-based group. Of the countries surveyed, 55 percent narrowed the gender gap, compared with 59 percent the previous year, which measures the difference between men's and women's economic participation and opportunities, educational attainment, health and survival and political empowerment. Eighty-five percent of countries have improved their gender-equality ratios since the survey began in 2006.
"Women make up one-half of the brain power of the human capital that's available to an economy," Saadia Zahidi, head of the World Economic Forum's Women Leaders and Gender Parity program and co-author of the report, said in an interview. "If that one-half is not fully integrated into a particular country's development and into its development over time, it's fairly evident that there would be a detrimental effect."
While differences between men's and women's health and education are disappearing, women still lag behind in economic participation, which includes salaried and skilled jobs, and political representation, according to the report.
Resources and Opportunities
The review looks at how countries divide resources and opportunities for men and women, regardless of the level of resources available.
"You can be a rich country or you can be a poor country and you can still do very well in the rankings," Zahidi said.
The Philippines came in eighth, followed by Lesotho, a sub- Saharan Africa country, in ninth place. It was the only sub- Saharan country found to have no gap in education and health.
Among the top 20, Cuba improved most, moving to 20th this year from 24th in 2010. The U.S. rose to No. 17 -- climbing two positions -- in part because women now make up almost half of the labor force and the income gap narrowed. It was followed by Canada in 18th place.
China, Japan and India maintained their standings or did slightly worse this year. China stayed at No. 61, while Japan slipped four slots to 98th and India one place to 113th.
Among countries that declined this year was France, which dipped to 48th place after rising to 15th in 2008 compared with its 70th place standing in the first survey in 2006.
Taking Steps
France is taking steps to narrow the gap. The government will punish companies with 50 or more employees that don't introduce measures to eliminate wage inequality under a retirement reform law scheduled to take effect Jan. 1. France also will penalize companies with over 500 employees whose boards aren't 40 percent female by 2017, according to the Solidarity Ministry's website.
Some of France's neighbors -- Germany, Spain and Switzerland -- already rank in the top 15, with Belgium improving to 13th from 33rd two years ago. The U.K. slipped to 16th place from 15th.
Arab nations showed mixed results, with some improving, others declining and some holding steady. Policy makers are waiting to see what effect, if any, the Arab Spring will have on the gender gap in those countries.
'Greater Rights'
"I don't think anybody knows how this will evolve," Melanne Verveer, U.S. ambassador at-large for global women's issues, said in an interview before the report was released. "Tunisia will be interesting to watch. Women there have enjoyed greater rights there than in any of the other Arab countries."
Tunisia ranked 108th after 107th last year, while Egypt improved to 123rd from 125th in 2010, the report showed.
Fostering gender equality can have a cascading effect, Zahidi said, with smaller gaps linked to higher gross domestic product per capita and rankings on human development gauges.
"A world where women make up less than 20 percent of the global decision-makers is a world that is missing a huge opportunity for growth and ignoring an untapped reservoir of potential," Klaus Schwab, founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum, said in a statement.
At the group's annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland, this year women accounted for about 20 percent of participants at the event that draws hundreds of top government officials, executives and economists. The proportion increased from 16 percent in 2010 following a new policy to attract more women executives.
Best, Worst
Top performers from 2011 also led in 2010, when Iceland, Norway, Finland and Sweden claimed the top four spots. The bottom three spots this year were the same as 2010 and went to Pakistan at 133rd, followed by Chad and then Yemen at 135th.
Iraq was not ranked due to a lack of data, Zahidi said.
The study for the first time includes data analyzing national policies designed to boost workforce participation by women and measurements on achieving that goal. Less than half of the countries surveyed responded, showing that 88 percent of the nearly 60 countries supplying information have legislation prohibiting gender-based workplace discrimination, with fewer than 45 percent having a national benchmarking tool. The report notes that 20 percent of the countries surveyed require female representatives on corporate boards and 30 percent mandate political participation.
The report was the result of collaboration between Zahidi; Ricardo Hausmann, director of the Center for International Development at Harvard University; and Laura D'Andrea Tyson, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and chair of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Bill Clinton.


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£699,500 SOLD 5 Bedrooms | 1 Reception | 2 Bathrooms |
Property Information
This seriously stunning house has, on the ground floor, an elegant double reception room and a stylish and extended kitchen, by Porcelanosa, which leads directly onto the secluded garden. There is also a cloakroom neatly positioned under the stairs. All of the bedrooms are beautifully presented and the master bedroom, on the top floor, is particularly stunning and benefits from a very smart en suite bathroom.
Property Features
- Entrance hall
- Double reception room
- Kitchen/dining room
- Master bedroom with en suite bathroom
- Four further bedrooms
- Family bathroom
- Cloakroom
- South west facing rear garden
- 1585 sq ft (147.3 sq m)
Mandrake Road runs south off Brenda Road, within a short walk of Tooting Bec Underground Station (Northern Line). Wandsworth Common, with its fashionable boutiques, restaurants and bars is also within easy reach as is the 319 bus, which provides access to Sloane Square.


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April 5, 2009
By: Britney Wright, Sports Information
Florida State vs. Florida Spring Game Photo Gallery
MELBOURNE, Fla. – The Florida State women's soccer team closed out the spring season with a perfect 4-0 record defeating intra-state rival Florida 4-0 on Saturday. The match, held at the Viera Regional Park in Brevard County, was one of five that took place as part of the Second Annual Ovarian Cancer Awareness Day.
The weather was perfect and the fan turnout was high, as the Seminoles and Gators took to the field. Both teams were physical through the entire match, but the Seminole defensive was unrelenting and the offense capitalized on the Gators' defensive holes.
The Seminole defense allowed few shot opportunities for the Gators as goalkeepers Erin McNulty and Kimmy Diaz earned nine combined saves during the match. Meanwhile, the offense made the most of any opportunities the Gator defense presented, recording 18 shot attempts and notching five goals. The scoring began on a goal by Jessica Price with nine minutes remaining in the first period. Three minutes later, Amanda DaCosta found Tiffany McCarty for a goal.
In the second period both teams increased their aggressiveness. Jessica Price was fouled in the goal box midway through the second period and Becky Edwards scored on the Seminoles' first penalty kick of the season. Two minutes later the Seminoles found themselves within striking distance again, but the Gators deflected a shot attempt. Breezy Hupp caught the deflection about 25 yards from the goal box and launched the ball into the right corner of the net for the Seminoles' fourth and final goal of the game.
The Seminoles end the season with 17 goals off 56 shots and eight assists overall. Goalkeepers Diaz and McNulty combined to earn 26 saves and allowed only three goals. McCarty led the team with four goals, while Amanda DaCosta was the team leader in assists with three.


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Once Aryan Skynet Goes Live It Doesn't Matter Who Pulled The Switch
Owing to the work of independent investigators like Jan Irvin and Joe Atwill, many have a growing understanding of the role played by the CIA in popularizing LSD and the psychedelic counterculture. Bravely, they have acknowledged the largely Jewish origin of the MKULTRA experiments and projects of cultural distortion; but was there ever an actual Israeli component to the promotion of LSD?
The answer to this question, if one is to be had, requires that the case of pioneering acid pushers Bernard Roseman and Bernard Copley be scrutinized. One of these two mysterious figures, "LSD Before Leary" author Steven J. Novak speculates, may have been the stranger, encountered by guests at a 1962 Hollywood party, who claimed to manufacture his own brand of bootleg LSD. "His sugar cubes contained 1,000 micrograms of LSD, ten times the normal dosage," Novak writes.1
The Associated Press, in an article titled "2 Jailed in Smuggling of Israel Drug to U.S.", reported April 4, 1963, on the arrest of Roseman and Copley in San Francisco:
Federal officers arrested two men Wednesday and confiscated three pints of the powerful drug LSD-25 which officials said had been smuggled into the United States from Israel.
U.S. Atty Cecil Poole said the men, Bernard Roseman, 28, and Bernard Copley, 26, had been operating as the Hypnosophic Institute in Joshua Tree, San Bernadino County. […]
The two men were arrested by food and drug inspectors and customs officers in the home of an inspector who had posed as a buyer for a Chicago firm. […]
The two men had sold a 2-oz. sample of the drug to the undercover agent last February in a preliminary transaction, officers reported.
The charge placed against the men Wednesday was based on the February sale, but Poole said that the men would be indicted by the U.S. grand jury on a smuggling charge.
Poole said he was informed that the drug had been manufactured by the Wiseman [sic] Institute in Israel.
Poole also said that investigation into the past activities of the pair is being conducted by Southern California federal officers on the possibility that they might have made other sales or been working with somebody else.
The three pints of the drug, Poole said, were sufficient to make up 18,000 doses which sell from $5 to $30 a dose on the black market.2
LSD, at the time of the Hypnosophic Institute affair, was still a legal substance in the United States; the drug was, however, subject to regulation, and Roseman and Copley put themselves in jeopardy through prohibited distribution. Hoping to avoid a conviction for the smuggling charge, Roseman changed his story about the origin of his LSD, as this legal document "set out in the light most favorable to the government" recounts:
Bernard Roseman and Bernard Copley, hereinafter appellants, were charged in a nine-count indictment in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, Southern Division, with violating 18 U.S.C. § 545, the conspiracy statute, and various sections of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, arising out of certain activities of the appellants concerning the drug LSD.
Counts 1 and 2 charge appellants with concealing, selling, and facilitating the transportation, concealment, and sale of LSD which the appellants knew had been imported into the United States contrary to law. Counts 3 through 8 charge appellants with selling and holding for sale LSD which had been mislabeled, misbranded or unlabeled in violation of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. Count 9 charged appellants with conspiracy to violate the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
After a waiver of jury, appellants were tried before the United States District Court. They were found guilty on all nine counts. A timely motion for a new trial was denied and appellants were sentenced as provided by law. […]
The charges in the indictment center around three sales of LSD by appellants in February, March and April, 1963. It was stipulated during the trial "that LSD is a new drug within the meaning of the Federal Food and Drug Act, and also that the LSD sold by the defendants, if it had been introduced into commercial channels covered by the Federal Food and Drug Act, was not properly labeled." Appellants never disputed that they made the three sales of LSD. They contended, however, that the LSD sold by them originated in California and never became subject to federal regulation and that the three sales made by them did not constitute the offenses charged in the indictment even if the LSD had been transported into California from a foreign place.
The record is very lengthy and it would serve no useful purpose to attempt to set out in detail all of the testimony that was presented during the ten-day court trial. We will, however, set out in the light most favorable to the government, a short summary of some of the essential testimony presented.
In January, 1963, the defendants in Menlo Park, California, offered to sell LSD to Myron Stolaroff, who was at the time of sale and trial president of the International Foundation for Advanced Study which was conducting clinical observations of the use of LSD. Roseman at that time stated that the LSD was made in Israel and that he worked there with some chemists to help them make it. The appellants offered to sell the LSD for $600 a bottle or $5000 for ten bottles. During this meeting Roseman gave Stolaroff a sample, diluted from their concentrated supply of LSD.
On January 31, 1963, appellants met with Leo Aquino in Vancouver, British Columbia. The appellants showed Aquino a small mason jar partially full of a dark green liquid and told him it was LSD. That evening the appellants came to Aquino's home and gave him a dose of LSD diluted in a glass of water. After drinking the liquid Aquino remained under its influence for several hours. Appellants told Aquino that they wanted to contact a Dr. MacLean to provide him with LSD. An appointment was made and appellants met with Dr. MacLean in Westminster, British Columbia, and told him they had LSD for sale which came from Israel, and asked whether he wished to purchase it.
A few days later appellants arranged with Aquino to have an "LSD session" involving a number of people, which appellants said would cost the participants $10 each. On February 4, 1963, the session was held in Vancouver, British Columbia, at which time Roseman mixed a solution of what he claimed to be LSD in water glasses, which was consumed by Aquino and others. One participant, after drinking the solution, left the house and was injured. He was brought back to the LSD party, and when a suggestion was made that medical help be obtained Copley quickly stated that "bringing a doctor at this time would result in a report and the report would implicate everybody in question and that the effects of having taken something would be clearly noticeable in all of us, and this would in turn jeopardize people's livelihood." On February 6, 1963, after appellants had left Vancouver by automobile and had arrived in Seattle, Washington, Roseman phoned from Seattle to Stolaroff in Menlo Park, California, inquiring as to whether he was ready to purchase LSD. Appellants then proceeded by bus to Washington and then by truck through Oregon to California. On February 8, 1963, appellants talked to Stolaroff in Menlo Park, California, and there sold and delivered to him two bottles of LSD for which they received $1200.00.
On March 29, 1963, appellants talked to Pilson, a government agent who was posing as a distributor of pharmaceuticals in San Francisco, concerning the sale of LSD. In a telephone conversation Copley told him that the supply of LSD was no problem and that what they had was the result of the labor of a group of chemists in Israel. Appellants later went to Pilson's house, at which time they stated that they did not manufacture the LSD, but the LSD they had was smuggled into this country in high concentration.
There was a general discussion between Pilson and appellants as to the amount of LSD that he wanted to purchase, during which it was mentioned that he might want to buy from $5,000 to $10,000 worth. Pilson stated that he wanted a small sample to test first. During the conversation appellants indicated they were concerned as to how the LSD was to be distributed. Roseman stated that anyone taking LSD "especially the wrong individual might develop a psychosis and could walk through a window and not even know it." Pilson assured appellants there would be no notoriety connected with his acquisition of the LSD. Roseman left Pilson's house to obtain the sample and returned with it. The amount obtained was "approximately 60 milliliters, supposedly 100 milligrams per milliliter of LSD." The sample of LSD delivered was a liquid in a glass bottle of a dark green color. When it was delivered to Pilson it did not have any label on it nor any warnings as to use, any common name, any statement of the ingredients or composition of the drug, nor any of the other markings required by the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act; nor did Pilson give them any prescription in order to procure this drug. Pilson paid to the appellants for this sample $100.00. In the course of a discussion as to whether the LSD would decompose, Roseman stated that he possessed this LSD for about three years and that he had walked around Europe with the material for about a year. When the sample had been delivered to Pilson, there was a discussion about the larger purchase. Pilson was to have the sample tested, and if it was satisfactory, he would obtain the $10,000 and they would close the large purchase on April 3rd. Pilson talked on the telephone to both appellants on April 1 and advised them that the money was being flown in to him from Chicago. Pilson asked Roseman what denominations he would like the money to be in when it was delivered, and Roseman stated "$100 bills." Roseman stated that he was going to fly to Los Angeles that evening and pick up the $10,000 worth of LSD. On April 3 Copley telephoned Pilson and told him that the entire Los Angeles stock of LSD was in town and that he believed it was all made up in two separate portions — one of $5000 worth and another of $10,000 worth. About an hour or so after this telephone call the appellants came to Pilson's home. Roseman had an attaché case with him. He opened this case and removed one brown quart plastic bottle and one brown pint plastic bottle, and placed them on the table, saying, "This is the material, the $10,000 worth and here is the extra five." Pilson started to count out the money, during which time another customs agent entered the room wearing a badge and carrying a carbine, stating, "We are federal officers, hands up." Copley grabbed the special agent's carbine and began wrestling with him. Roseman jumped upon the special agent's back and a scuffle ensued. Another agent entered the room and appellants were subdued.
Roseman testified to the following at his trial. He testified that the LSD was not made in Israel but was made in Los Angeles in 1960 while he was working with a Dr. Grossman, a friend of his, at the California Corporation for Biological Research. Although not a chemist, he worked with Dr. Grossman in making the LSD, at least a portion of which was made into pills.
In September, 1960, Dr. Grossman and Roseman, who had been sharing an apartment, terminated their employment at the California corporation and decided to take a trip to Europe. Roseman took the LSD in plastic bottles out near the Joshua Tree National Monument which is a considerable distance from Los Angeles and is over 3000 feet in elevation. He buried the LSD about four and a half feet below the surface of the ground and "made the place look extremely like it wasn't dug or anything." He put plastic containers filled with liquid and bottles filled with pills into a large jar. After he had buried the LSD, he and Dr. Grossman left Los Angeles. Dr. Grossman did not have any knowledge of his, Roseman's burying the LSD. The two of them drove across the country to New York City where they took a ship for Rotterdam in November. They traveled through various parts of Europe and then went to Israel where they stayed about six weeks. After leaving Israel they went back to Europe. When they arrived in Zurich they separated, Dr. Grossman going back to Israel and Roseman going to Paris. Roseman returned to the United States in the fall of 1961. Thereafter, Roseman went into business in Philadelphia, got married, and in the summer of 1962 had a visit from appellant Copley. Copley and Roseman associated together for some time in the East. In the fall of 1962 Roseman and his wife drove out to California where they again met Copley. While in Southern California he went out to the Joshua Tree National Monument, dug up the LSD which had been buried there, took one of the plastic bottles of liquid LSD and kept it in his refrigerator.
Roseman did not deny in essence the testimony of the government witnesses that appellants made the sales of the LSD set out in the indictment. He did, however, contend that none of the LSD involved in these sales was imported or brought into California from a foreign place. He admitted making various statements that the LSD was imported from Israel, but he contended that this was not in fact true, and that these statements were only made as a "sales pitch." He admitted that he and Copley had LSD in San Francisco prior to leaving for Canada and that they started the trip to Canada with the LSD in their possession. He testified, however, that on this trip they went through some redwood trees in Northern California about midnight, and they then stopped their truck and he walked "about 100 yards into a cluster of trees" and with a big tablespoon pushed away a little dirt and left a bottle of LSD under the dirt in a plastic container of about "a quarter of a quart." They then proceeded in the truck through Oregon and Washington, and by train into Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He contended that Aquino's testimony that appellants had LSD in Canada is not true. He does not deny, however, that immediately upon appellants' return from Canada they sold some LSD to Stolaroff for $100.00. Copley did not testify as a witness.
Appellants filed separate briefs in this court, in each of which they make 31 specifications of error. Among appellants' contentions are claims that the charges in the indictment do not state public offenses, that the evidence is insufficient to sustain those charges, that there was insufficient evidence to show that the LSD was imported into the United States either from Israel or from Canada, and that there was no sufficient evidence to establish that even if the drug was brought back from Canada, it was not properly labeled. Other contentions include claimed improper procedure during the trial. […]
Whoever fraudulently or knowingly imports or brings into the United States, any merchandise contrary to law, or receives, conceals, buys, sells, or in any manner facilitates the transportation, concealment, or sale of such merchandise after importation, knowing the same to have been imported or brought into the United States contrary to law —
Shall be fined not more than $10,000 or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.
Proof of defendant's possession of such goods, unless explained to the satisfaction of the jury, shall be deemed evidence sufficient to authorize conviction for violation of this section.
The essential elements of this charge are (1) that the appellants sold the LSD to Pilson, (2) that appellants had knowingly brought this LSD into the United States contrary to law, and (3) that the LSD was not adequately labeled, or that the LSD was a "new drug" within the meaning of 21 U.S.C. § 321(p) for which there was no effective new drug application.
As to item (1), the appellants do not deny that the sale occurred and both Pilson and Roseman testified as to its occurrence.
As to items (2) and (3), appellants specify many errors which we shall now discuss and answer. First, they contend that the evidence is insufficient to support a conclusion that the LSD sold to Pilson was brought into the United States from either Israel or Canada. There is definite evidence that appellants had LSD in California and that they had it with them when they started to Canada. There was also evidence by government witnesses that they had the LSD in Canada, and that they there gave some to Aquino to use, and that they there supplied LSD to others for use in an "LSD session." The evidence also shows that appellants left Canada shortly thereafter, that while in Seattle they phoned Stolaroff as to whether he was ready to make a purchase of LSD, that they then proceeded through Oregon to California, and made a sale to Stolaroff of a small amount of LSD. The evidence also shows that on March 29, 1963, they sold another small portion of LSD to Pilson. It is entirely consistent with the evidence that the portion of LSD sold to Pilson was a part of the same concentrated LSD that appellants had brought to Canada and brought back with them from Canada through Washington and Oregon to California. The able and experienced district judge indicated that he did not believe the story of the midnight burial of the LSD in the redwoods, and in fact the story is so fantastic as to defy belief.
We need not consider the evidence concerning importation from Israel since we hold that the evidence amply supports a finding that appellants brought the LSD from Canada into the United States.3
Roseman and Copley were sentenced to seventeen years in prison4. Myron Stolaroff, who is named as one of the informants responsible for their arrest, was an associate of the CIA-connected network of figures including Timothy Leary, Al Hubbard, and Oscar Janiger, with whom Copley was acquainted. Tim Scully, one-time apprentice to notorious LSD chemist Owsley "Bear" Stanley, has said he is doubtful that the whole story of the underground acid industry will ever be known; but, according to his research, "Bernard Roseman believed Al Hubbard had convinced Myron Stolaroff to turn them in to the FDA."5
Investigators at this point are presented with a number of questions. Was Roseman's initial claim to have obtained his LSD in Israel merely an interesting "sales pitch" as he testified at his trial? If not, was the Weizmann Institute of Science indeed the source of the drug he sold? Jan Irvin and Joe Atwill, beginning with their examination of the activities of J.P. Morgan operative and Council on Foreign Relations member R. Gordon Wasson in the early promotion of what would become the psychedelic movement of the 1960s, have extrapolated the thesis that the "'counterculture' had been developed by elements within the U.S. government and banking establishment as part of a larger plan to bring about a new Dark Age"6, and banking connections are similarly evident in the personnel of Israel's Weizmann Institute. One of the members of the Institute's Board of Governors and President of the European Committee of the Weizmann Institute during this period was Sir Siegmund G. Warburg, President of S.G. Warburg & Co., which owned LSD manufacturer Sandoz7. Was the Weizmann Institute perhaps running a parallel or competing series of MKULTRA-style projects from the Jewish state – or were Roseman and Copley merely independent operators looking to make some money by bootlegging and popularizing psychedelics on their own? If Scully is correct that Hubbard wanted the pair put out of business, this would seem to suggest that their activities somehow undermined the objectives of the CIA-linked traffic in the drug.
Nationalist scholar Revilo P. Oliver, in an explanatory note he appended to the text of his 1966 speech "Conspiracy or Degeneracy", makes the following claims:
A very small quantity of lysergic acid diethylamide tartrate is legally produced, or at least packaged, in this country by a subsidiary of Sandoz Laboratories of Switzerland, but it is sold only to licensed psychiatrists. It is now occasionally stated in the press that any competent chemist with a good laboratory at his disposal could manufacture LSD-25, if he had a supply of lysergic acid. That is true, just as it is true that the same chemist could produce heroin, if he had a supply of morphine or of opium. It is also true that a good bio-chemist, if he obtained the proper culture, could produce lysergic acid, and that in the greater part of the United States anyone can grow the papaver somniferum in his back yard and so obtain opium. Despite the possibility of domestic production, however, it is a fact that most of the heroin and most of the LSD used by addicts in this country is smuggled in from abroad.
As I stated in American Opinion in November, 1964 (see also Frank Capell's Herald of Freedom, July 17, 1964), most of the lysergic acid diethylamide tartrate illicitly brought into the United States is manufactured in Israel. That was certainly true a few years ago and there is no reason to believe that the situation has changed. What is, so far as I know, the largest quantity of the smuggled drug obtained at one time by narcotics agents in the United States […] was definitely traced to the Weizmann Institute in Israel; see the Herald of Freedom, March 24, 1967. A narcotics agent of long experience, who, for fear of reprisals, asks not to be named, assures me that 75% of the illicit supply of LSD still originates in Israel, however it may be transshipped en route to the United States.
The words "which is imported from Israel" were, without my knowledge, deleted from the official tape recording of my speech in Boston. The reader may draw his own conclusions.8
"After the ban," writes Carol Brightman, author of Sweet Chaos: The Grateful Dead's American Adventure, "Owsley and Tim Scully found new sources in Israel and Switzerland."9
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On "Russian" (Jewish) organized crime, Friedman's work is excellent.
On the pilfering of Russia (with the help of Larry Summers of Harvard and his protégée, Andrei Shliefer), this article by McClintick is excellent:
Interesting find.
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Really interesting and nothing ever seems to change when you consider that allegedly most of the Ecstasy pill traffick in Europe & the US originates from Israel. Numerous rabbis have been busted with concealed packages of it while traveling. The entire counterculture experiment was undoubtedly something that was engineered & shaped by elites & had connections with the spook community. However, I don't think there was anything particularly nefarious about the drug LSD; other drugs are far more debilitating. Of course, the normalization of drug culture in general would have been a desired means to an end. Personally I think I benefitted from experiencing LSD several times. I know it's not beneficial for everyone that tries it but it did allow me to view my life & the world from a sort of non-material vantage point. Not to spin off into corny cliches but I did find it capable of producing insights into existence that my reality-focused brain could never consider otherwise.
It never ceases to amaze me that the Jews are always tied up into some kind of troublesome business. If you look into just about anything that is detrimental or subversive you'll see in almost 100% of the cases a Jew weaseling around in it somehow.
Here's a weird example. See this page and there's a video, the third one, that has a Jew bringing in leaves with very visible fungus of some sort on the leaves from Israel. I believe he did this on purpose to destroy the Australian citrus crop. Customs inspects to stop this. I mean who brings diseased leaves in their luggage and then tries to keep anyone from inspecting? Now if I had not seen a lot of this kind of really detrimental behavior by the Jews I would just suspect he made an error but who the fuck packs diseased leaves in their luggage? He even tries to say he's an Aboriginal. ???? These people are awful. We must get them away from us.


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Ever since smartwatches started hitting the market, Swatch Group Chief Executive Officer Nick Hayek has downplayed their importance, dismissing even Apple's offering as "not a milestone" and saying the devices pose no threat. But he's not taking any chances.
Swatch has filed 173 U.S. and international patent applications related to smart- and connected watches in recent years, most of them since 2012, according to Envision IP, a patent law firm in Raleigh, N.C. While aggressive patent filing is an essential protective strategy in the hyperlitigious technology industry, Envision says Swatch is laying the foundation for a potential lineup of smartwatches. The Swiss company has "developed and patented watch circuitry and hardware that will allow them to introduce their own branded smartwatch without having to partner with telecoms and handset makers," says Maulin Shah, Envision's managing attorney.
The epicenter of Swatch's patent efforts is a subsidiary called Ingénieurs Conseils en Brevets, or Patent Consulting Engineers. From offices along a stone-arched arcade in the medieval Swiss town of Neuchâtel, lawyers manage the intellectual property developed by Swatch's legions of researchers for timepieces ranging from $50 Flik Flaks to $5,000 Omega Seamasters to the $50,000-plus Breguet Classique Hora Mundi. A patent published in March is for a smart battery that allows data transmission. One from May is for a radio-frequency signal receiver. And one from October, naming Hayek as the inventor, is described as a "portable object for detecting presence of apparatus by wireless communication circuit."
The company declined to say what any of the patents are for or to make Hayek or other inventors available for this article. Swatch says its patent unit filed a record number of applications in 2014, with a goal of protecting its innovations, gathering market intelligence, and fighting counterfeiting. In the past, Hayek has had little positive to say about smartwatches, criticizing them for their short battery life—typically 24 hours or less—and features that are easier to use on smartphones. The Apple Watch, while "the nicest" on the market, breaks no new ground with its design, Hayek said in March. "People are trying to put too much in there
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Reviewer: Charlie
A natural way to help you fall asleep quickly.
Described on some websites as a 'global sensation', I felt compelled to buy this product as neither my partner nor I find it easy to drop off. Presented in a white plastic bottle with simple text, it looks clean and almost medical which may appeal more to those desperate to cure insomnia rather than those looking purely for a nicely scented bedroom. It smells nice though, quite a strong lavender scent that reminds me of lavender bags (may be not for everyone). With just a liberal spray at bedtime, I found the smell slowly fades and is barely noticeable in the morning. It's less pungent ingredients are vetivert and wild camomile both known for their calming properties.
I genuinely believe that this has worked for me. I have been falling asleep pretty quickly and reading far less at bedtime than I used to. What I am yet to experience is waking up feeling completely refreshed. I have had the bottle for a couple of months and there is plenty left, so although £18 is a slightly higher price than similar products, the bottle does last a long time.
I would recommend you give it a try if you are looking for a natural way to help with sleep and you may find that it is fantastic value for money. After all what price can you put on a good night's sleep?
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Where Can I Find Free Online Pathology Courses?
Universities like Tufts University and the University of Alabama offer free online pathology courses for interested individuals. Students can study clinical cases and organ systems, among other things. Schools offering Anatomy & Physiology degrees can also be found in these popular choices.
What You Need to Know
Pathology courses are available at the following universities. You might need a PDF reader and media player to access some materials, which generally include lecture notes and slides. Though not required, a textbook could prove beneficial with some courses.
Tufts University
The Basic Human Pathology Parts I and II combines information from pathology courses by way of slides in Portable Document Format (PDF) and image files. This OpenCourseWare (OCW) material is categorized as second-year level.
What Topics Are Included?
This OCW material includes 25 lectures, complete with slides, on a variety of pathology topics. Both general and systemic topics are covered, and body-stems content is included in individual lectures. Definitions of pathology topics and recommended reading material are included on the syllabus page.
What Materials Will I Need?
In order to fully utilize this OCW course you will need the ability to access and view PDF files. The images on the website don't require special software or media. Access to one textbook is required for the course, with additional optional recommendations and references.
What Assignments Will I Complete?
Five examinations, including a final exam, are included in the course lectures. Information about these evaluation procedures is available on the syllabus Web page.
University of Alabama
The Learning Basic Medical Pathology Series (Interactive Pathology Laboratory) of pathology modules combines online lessons with images of findings from the lab. Links to additional resources are also included in each section.
What Topics Are Included?
The material is divided into 13 laboratory sections, which cover a wide range of nearly 100 medical cases. Cell injury and death, neoplasia, inflammation and repair, are just some of the specific areas covered in the series.
What Materials Will I Need?
The modules include images and multiple choice questions. A browser capable of displaying pictures which allows pop-up windows is required.
What Assignments Will I Complete?
Study questions are available at the end of the sections. The questions will be a helpful review for each of the cases.
Mercer University School of Medicine
The Mercer University School of Medicine has created a series of general pathology images. Part of a collection of pathology and anatomy materials, the general pathology image collection and accompanying examinations are available on a series of Web pages.
What Topics Are Included?
The general pathology collection of images is categorized into nine sections, including infection and inflammation, placenta pathology and cell injury. Each collection has anywhere from 46-87 separate images. The website also offers additional sections with resources in systemic pathology, a history of anatomy, and more.
What Materials Will I Need?
Access to the Internet and a browser capable of displaying images is required to review the images. You may find that having a pathology textbook with detailed information about the topics included in these materials is helpful, especially if you are just beginning a pathology education.
What Assignments Will I Complete?
The website offers both a general pathology and organ system pathology multiple-choice exam, in addition to image quizzes and a timed general review. Correct answers are provided, so you don't have to check your work by reviewing the material.
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