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I'm trying to track down what I think might be a network connectivity issue with my two Ecobees and I'm finding that they tend to drop packets when I use the "diagnostics" section on the Wifi menu. My two Ecobees have 89% and 75% signal (based on the info on the screen), but even pinging my wifi router (Asus AC68U) almost always drops one or two packets each time I run the test. It usually averages 30-50ms per ping (which is already really high), and there are almost always 1 or 2 really long ping times or timeouts in each test run. The behavior is exactly the same on both Ecobees, and they're located 1 floor apart and not really near each other.
In contrast, if I join my iPhone to the same wireless network and ping my router (using the fantastic "Fing" app), I get <10ms per ping and never drop a packet. This behavior is also consistent when I'm standing right next to each Ecobee, and my Macbook Pro has even faster ping times with no packet drops in the same locations.
I see the same packet loss on the Ecobee when I try to ping ecobee.com from the base unit, but I've been focusing on pinging my router to avoid any issues on my external network connection.
Has anyone else seen this sort of intermittent connectivity from your Ecobee? Would anyone mind trying it out on their device to see if the behavior is any different? I believe that you can find the ping options by going to menu->Settings->Wifi->Diagnostics.
I have had similar ping problems with my Asus rt-n56 router using tomato. Ecobee pushed a firmware update and it seemed to help. On 126.96.36.1993 now.
Appreciate the quick confirmation. Both of my devices are on 18.104.22.1683, so I think there's still something wrong. I tried pinging my Ecobees from my iPhone and the ping times are all over the place. There are still consistently 2 pings in each test that are >1s, so I'm seeing the same issue coming and going.
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Appreciate the quick confirmation. Both of my devices are on 220.127.116.113, so I think there's still something wrong. I tried pinging my Ecobees from my iPhone and the ping times are all over the place. There are still consistently 2 pings in each test that are >1s, so I'm seeing the same issue coming and going.
Could be caused by wireless interference. You maybe surprised what can interfere, microwave, Bluetooth, the neighbors WiFi, etc...
I am experiencing disconnections with my Ecobee3.
In the diagnostic, if I try to ping the router or any website, I get 8-9 timeouts out of 10 pings.
Same issue if I try to ping the Ecobee3. 90% packet loss.
Some pings are >10s
I set the Wifi to static IP and fixed channel, but it is not helping.
This is the only device with problems.
Can you ping your Ecobee3? can it ping the router?
Pings to and from my Ecobees exhibit exactly the same periodic >1s pings and packet drops. No other device behaves this way, and I'm convinced that there's something wonky in their network stack. I can't attribute any bad behavior to the packet drops or long ping times, so I've basically given up trying to diagnose it. It doesn't seem like Ecobee cares about it either, so it is what it is.
I tried a different router and it works much better.
What router do you use?
I used same channel, wpa password and network name. The thermostat connected with no problem.


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In an era where camera phones and social media are the norm, one would think that photography studios would be an outdated business model. Not the case for Senegal native, Babacar Sambe, who has revolutionized the photography industry in Louisville Ky.
The 33 year-old owns the photography studio, Sambe Photography & Graphics at 4229 Bardstown Rd. suite 219, that not only produces magnificent portraits but creates business cards, fliers, wedding invitations, restaurant menus, banners and much more.
His amazing knack for graphic design and obsession with perfection have made him one of the most sought after photographers in the metro Louisville area. Sambe said, "It starts by doing good work and having a good relationship with people."
Sambe migrated to Louisville, from Senegal, [West] Africa in 2000, at just 18 years-old with plans of pursuing higher education. He enrolled at the University of Louisville (UofL) taking General Education classes and based on his love of taking pictures, also began taking photography classes at Jefferson Community and Technical College (JCTC).
"When I moved into photography I was required to take English classes because it was my second language. I didn't speak English fluently because we [Senegal] are a French speaking country. I purchased English dictionaries to study in addition to my college English classes so that I could learn the language faster." – Babacar Sambe
JCTC often partners with UofL offering Associate degree programs that are particularly designed to coincide with the University's Bachelor degree programs. After having a great experience with his first photography class, Sambe enrolled in the Commercial Arts program at JCTC, which concentrates on graphic design, web design and photography. This is where Sambe began earning his reputation as a perfectionist.
"Our teacher used to tell us that if you turn in an assignment and you don't like it, you can redo it and turn it in again to get a better grade…I was one of those people that wanted an 'A' on all assignments so if the teacher gave me a 'B' or 'C', I wanted to make that an 'A'…It didn't matter how many times I had to do the assignment over, I would do it until I perfected it and I'm still like that with my work today. I want to make sure that the client is happy with the product they receive." – Babacar Sambe
Sambe earned an Associates degree from JCTC in Commercial Arts in 2005, and a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design and Photography from the University of Louisville in 2007. Amazingly, he worked at McDonald's throughout his entire college career and built up his clientele in photography by taking personal portraits for clients when he wasn't working and posted them on his Facebook page.
Those social media posts led to local nightclub owners booking him to capture the atmosphere in their clubs on popular nights and posting them on his social media page as a form of advertisement since he had so many friends and followers. His work at nightclubs also provided Sambe with the opportunity to photograph Bill Bellamy,Toni Braxton, Mike Epps, Nelly, T.I., and others.
Following graduation he felt as though his clientele had grown enough to support owning his own photography studio, so in 2007, he took a risk and made his dream of opening Sambe Photography & Graphics a reality. Within a short time Sambe became so successful that he was forced to expand the size of his original photography studio.
Sambe's work remains in high demand based on its uniqueness, high quality and same day turn-around on portraits. While other photographers are often limited to standard background features, his expertise in graphic design allows him to incorporate any background imaginable into his portraits. Beaches, landmarks, or any other design can be custom placed into the photo as if the person were actually on location.
If the customer doesn't have a particular design in mind, Sambe is creative enough to find the perfect complimenting scene.
"I usually go by what people are wearing and I tweak the image…I like every image I capture to be different." – Babacar Sambe
This concept also applies to business cards, fliers, banners and invitations.
Although every photoshoot is enjoyable, Sambe admits that weddings are his favorite venues to shoot.
"I like doing weddings because I like capturing the excitement and joy of the moment." – Babacar Sambe
Sambe Photography & Graphics is open 7 days a week but primarily operates on appointments. Don't miss your opportunity to have your image captured by one of the most gifted and pleasant photographers in the metro Louisville area.


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Chris Cavanaugh, violinist, trained as a Suzuki teacher at the Hartt Suzuki Institute, Capital Suzuki Institute and New England Suzuki Institute and has taught violin, viola and cello privately for almost twenty years. He has been guest instructor at institutes in New England. He also has been on faculty for 10 years at the local community school of music. He has been part of the New Hampshire Philharmonic and plays across genres including rock and jazz with over 80 dates per year. He grew up in Manchester and studied in Chicago under John Fredrickson of the now defunct American Conservatory.
Live, Chris Cavanaughis a trusted violinist as improviser and collaborator. He has supported local singer-songwriter and rock recordings with violin solos. He has led worship and trained teams for two decades. In 2014 he wrote, performed and recorded songs for his own album. Chris has a BA from Moody Bible Institute and an MA from Liberty University.
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Interview With A Dead Scientis Essay, Research Paper
Dr. James Watson, PhD
The following is an excerpt from an interview with Dr. James Watson that took place at the Understanding What You Really Are Made of conference at the University of Lone Oak in 1994. Dr. James Watson co-discovered the structure of DNA with Dr. Francis Crick.
Excerpted from the conference transcripts with permission of the University of Lone Oak.
Interviewer: Please give us a few facts about your personal history, your life growing up before we begin the questions so we may better understand how your early life affected your career and discoveries.
Dr. James Watson: Well, let s see here. I guess I can start with birth, as most would. I was born in June 16, 1928, in Chicago, Illinois. I had a typical childhood until I entered the University of Chicago at the age of 15 and graduated in 1947. That is somewhat different from most teenagers. To graduate college at the age of 19, knowing that many are entering at that age.
Interviewer: Did your education continue at all from there? Or did you enter straight into the genetics lab?
Dr. James Watson: After the University of Chicago, both Harvard and Cal Tech turned down my application for graduate studies. Apparently they were unappreciative of my extensive background in literature and my passion for birdwatching as a candidate for further study in genetics. However, the University of Indiana accepted me. I received my PhD in genetics in 1950.
Interviewer: And after your education? Where did you go from there?
Dr. James Watson: From 1951 to 1953, I worked at the Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge University in London with Francis Crick, Maurice Wilkins, Rosalind Franklin, and Linus Pauling…very good partners. Extremely intelligent. All of us worked very hard to determine the structure of DNA, but it was there that Crick and I discovered in 1953 that the structure of DNA is a winding helix in which pairs of bases (adenine paired with thymine, and guanine paired with cytosine) held the two strands together.
Interviewer: This is definitely an amazing discovery, but how do you think it impacted the world s economy and welfare?
Dr. James Watson: I think it helps us to realize that in fact, humans are pretty bright. It helps us better understand the human body and to know that it is very remarkable. Each new discovery prompts others to want to know more than what they already know. Each time a discovery is made, more discoveries follow simply because of one discovery. The simple knowledge of the structure doesn t mean much, but now new discoveries can occur. Scientific studies can continue allowing us to replicate the DNA, possibly forming a second of what we already have. So much research stems off the original discovery made by Crick and myself.
Interviewer: So what initiated your interest in science?
Dr. James Watson: I suppose it was curiosity. I have always been curious about life and how it occurred…really, just what life is. As I studied, I worked out all the questions that just didn t have rational answers. I began to understand. It gives me pleasure to know what is happening.
Interviewer: Are you still curious?
Dr. James Watson: Oh, yes. I don t think a person with strong curiosity ever loses it. I have always loved facts.
Interviewer: Explain to us the Human Genome Project you are working on.
Dr. James Watson: I must keep this brief because it is a very complicated project. In a concise review, the Human Genome Project is by far the most ambitious, generously funded endeavor in biology. Its potential payoffs for medical applications are enormous, although uncertain, and despite increasing criticism from within the scientific community, there is a good amount of support for this high-risk assignment.
Interviewer: What would you tell students considering a career in science?
Dr. James Watson: Test yourself. Go to a university where your intelligence is challenged. Go where you think someone will be more intellectual than yourself. In circumstances such as those, you can learn not only from your teachers, but also one can learn from fellow students. Involve yourself with people who are interested in what you are interested in. Never be afraid of failure, because true failure is in not trying. Work as hard as you can in whatever field you choose, and don t give up till you are fully satisfied in what you have accomplished. Don t listen to the discouragements others may bring. This positively at all times. It isn t until a person steps outside of the box that a new thing is discovered. Don t be afraid to stand alone, and never choose not to stand. Since by standing for what you believe in, you are made stronger.
Interviewer: What is the thing you would most want to be remembered as?
Dr. James Watson: The co-discoverer of DNA structure. The Human Genome Project. The author of The Double Helix. One who follows his dreams and accomplishes things because of it.
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Discussion in 'Lawn Mowing' started by RedWingsDet, Apr 6, 2007.
What kind of trimmer line do youguys reccommend for Stihl fs110 and a redmax trimmer?
I use the 5ibs spool from walmart its like 10$ and since I use the shindy speed feed it doe'nt weld melt itself anymore.....
everyone has their personal preference. I bought a spool of husquivarna .95 and it last pretty good for me. I dont really think it has to be brand specific. just by the little spools or packs and try different ones.
I use stihl .095 X-line for most. On my bigger trimmers FS-250R I like .105 mow more line (ultar-edge) for my thicker stuff, or a saw blade
grassgator spiral twist line from home depot. great stuff. arnold extreme square also great line
On my FS100RX I like the Rino-Tuff line. It lasts forever!
stihl x-line....slices through everything effortlessly, resulting in less line used. If you run with the guards off, you can run the string out even more than you normally would with other lines because it's WAY lighter than ordinary .095 string. I can weed eat faster with a fs110 and x-line combo than a good homeowner self-propelled 21" can mow any day of the week.
Oregon Gator-Line 0.95" the only trimmer line you will see me with.
husky titanium force goes through anything, but throws to many rocks. I've found just for everyday trimming that the employees do the cheaper the line the better. I've had trouble finding the spools at my local walmart though. went online and couldn't find it there either.


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I love supporting local businesses. This one is especially dear to me as it is my friend Melissa Vickery's new business Reclaimed Rustic Design. She makes amazing rustic signs, clocks and assorted rustic decor, selling locally to Grande Prairie, AB. I asked if I could grab some of her signs and take some photos to share on the blog, staging them throughout my house. My house felt a lot emptier when I returned them and I loved each and every piece!
You can Check out Reclaimed Rustic here, and follow along with Melissa on instagram here.


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Despite this being their first season back in the top flight, Rangers remain insistent the aim is to win the league title and halt Celtic's dominance at the top of Scottish football.
To do this they'll need most of their nine summer recruits to hit the ground running.
We've selected four new boys that will have to shine if the Ibrox club are to seriously contend with the champions in their first season back.
The capture of former Manchester City and England midfielder Barton, even at 33 and in the latter stages of his career, represented a significant summer statement of Rangers' intent to pose a serious challenge to Celtic's firmly established grip on the Scottish Premiership crown.
While he spent last season operating in the second tier of English football, Barton was widely acclaimed as the biggest influence on Burnley's Championship title win. With Premier League football on offer at the Turf Moor club, it was something of a coup for Rangers manager Mark Warburton to persuade Barton to move to Ibrox.
In addition to bringing vision and creativity to Rangers' midfielder, Barton's deployment in front of the back four may also add some much needed protection to a defensive unit which has regularly appeared unconvincing.
Although not as startling as the recruitment of Barton, securing the services of Croatian international Kranjcar was another clear indication Rangers' ambition to try and win the title at their first attempt back in the top flight.
The 31-year-old former Tottenham playmaker was persuaded to leave the comfortable environs of the North American Soccer League with New York Cosmos in order to add his undoubted class and pedigree to Warburton's squad.
Kranjcar has already provided hints of the flair he can bring to Rangers. If he can adapt to the physical rigours of Scottish football, he could prove to be as pivotal as any players to his new club's hopes of major silverware this season.
Just two months short of his 38th birthday, Hill became the oldest debutant in Rangers' history when he made his first appearance for the club against Annan Athletic in the Betfred Cup last month.
The former Stoke City, Crystal Palace and QPR central defender may offer a short-term solution to what is widely regarded to be the biggest problem in Mark Warburton's side. Danny Wilson and Rob Kiernan have never fully convinced in a central defensive pairing regularly exposed by the attacking licence given to the full-backs in Warburton's set-up.
While Hill will certainly not add pace to the heart of Rangers' back four, he does bring bucket loads of experience to the party, along with aerial prowess and an ability to read the game in front of him intelligently.
In the words of Claudio Ranieri, Dodoo "can smell the goal". His opportunities to do so at Leicester City were limited, however, and the 21-year-old left the English champions to sign a four-year deal with Rangers this summer.
A former England youth international who has now declared his intention to represent Ghana, the country of his birth, Dodoo scored on his debut for Rangers when he appeared as a substitute in a Betfred Cup tie away to East Stirlingshire.
If he can share the goalscoring burden at Ibrox with last season's leading marksman Martyn Waghorn and veteran striker Kenny Miller, Dodoo could prove to be an inspired signing for Mark Warburton.
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Did NYC come from Potbelly Hill? Updated 2016
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Pastor Dimas Salaberrios is on his 19th day of a hunger strike against a city policy that will kick out over 60 churches and other religious groups from worshipping in public schools during the off-hours. His effort is one of many protests, prayer gatherings, and pastoral sit-ins organized during the last three weeks by […]
Part 12: The Making of the Postsecular City. The global impact
A fundamental change in the role of faith in New York City affects the mindspace of the world.
Part 6: The Making of the Postsecular City. The Manhattan Evangelicals' comeback in 1978
In 1978 the number of evangelical church plants jumped to three times greater than the average number planted per year for the previous decades.
Part 5: The Making of the Postsecular City. The Manhattan Evangelicals and the City's comeback
However, at its lowest point the city opted to rehabilitate itself. Often, outsiders played pivotal roles. On November 20, 1976 Rupert Murdoch bought and reinvented a failing New York Post while promoting the retirement of the pathetic Mayor Abe Beame in favor of Ed Koch. During the new mayor's tenure, author Jonathan Mahler recalls, "The […]
Part 4: The Making of the Postsecular City. The Manhattan Evangelicals and the religious context of 1975
There was not much happiness among the major religions of the city either. In City Center Manhattan the evangelical and liberal Protestants, Catholics and Jews were all in a depleted state. If Tammy had read The New York Times in August before she moved to the city, she would have discovered the dismal news from […]
Part 3: The Making of the Postsecular City. The Manhattan Evangelicals and NYC around 1975
In 1976 Billy Joel sang in his "Seen the Lights Go Out on Broadway," "They burned the churches up in Harlem, but no one really cared."
Part 2: The Making of the Postsecular City. 20th Century decline of evangelicals in NYC
The decline of the evangelicals was peculiar to a fifty year period in the mid-20th Century within the city's almost four hundred year history. Evangelicalism predominated in the 19th and early 20th Century.
The Making of the Postsecular City. The Manhattan Evangelicals, Part 1
On November 11th Tammy Wong attended a brand new evangelical church, Hillsong NYC, in Manhattan, one of over 200 evangelical churches in the lower and middle of the island. The co-pastors Carl and Laura Lentz were trained at Hillsong, a charismatic church in Australia famous for its music and worldwide outreach. Co-pastor Joel Houston is […]


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Ulster – SUNY Ulster Continuing and Professional Education will offer a Grant Writing class beginning March 30, 2017. This course will answer: how to find appropriate funding resources for your organization or business and how do you compose and submit competitive applications.
This course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of grant writing—a skill that is equal parts art and science. Whether seeking to bolster your fundraising efforts or simply learn more about a process that can often seem prohibitively bureaucratic, this course will give you the context, terminology, and strategies to solicit grants confidently and effectively.
This class will meet on Thursdays, March 30 through April 20, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Kingston Center, 94 Mary's Avenue. Course fee is $139.
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The Best Hawaiian Appetizer
My favorite Hawaiian staple - poke
I'm not sure if they still do, but less than a handful of years ago, our boys thought their dad was famous since he's been on TV. While we were still residing on the Big Island of Hawaii, my husband won Sam Choy's annual Poke Recipe Contest (held at Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel). He was asked afterward to come on Sam's televised cooking show to prepare it live. Of course we have a recording of the show (but it's on VHS! It's been 7 years I think since he won that contest!).
For those of you who don't know what 'poke' is (pronounced 'Pokeh'), it's a 'pupu' (Hawaiian word for appetizer - readers will receive a little culture lesson with this hub!). The main ingredient typically is a type of seafood. In this example, I will share about one of the most simple, common and popular poke concoctions - Ahi poke. Raw Ahi (yellow fin tuna) is cubed and mixed with shoyu (soy sauce), onion (green, white/yellow or better yet, 'Maui' or a combination of a little green and one of the others), a couple drops of sesame oil, and a pinch of Hawaiian salt. Some like to add 'inamona' (kukui nut - my personal favorite addition) ogo (seaweed), chili pepper, and Thomas (my hubby) occasionally even likes to add diced tomatoes.
I know, some people when they think raw fish think, "eeewwww!" The liquids marinade the flesh and with the flavors from the additional ingredients, its' really 'ono' (so good!).
Too bad I don't have a picture saved here on my PC of my Thomas' winning creation, which included a glorious presentation. It wasn't as simple as the basic ingredients above. He served it on fried won-tons with some fresh julieanned vegetable and green concoction accompanied by glazes and drizzles. The poke was called, "Close Your Eyes - Surprise!" w/ many bursts of flavors and textures.
I could eat poke almost every day. Even though in Washington now, we are able to make and enjoy it now and then. If you've never tried poke, I encourage you to do so. The ingredients are not something we see here on the mainland everyday; in fact, if you go to any of the Hawaiian islands, you can get poke in the deli section of the grocery store. If you don't have plans to be there anytime soon, yet you eat at Japanese restaurants where sushi and sashimi are served, nine times out of ten, I bet they know what poke is and would be glad to make some for you (if they don't already offer it). Of course it won't be as good as my husbands....call me biased, but it's the truth!
- Aloha-Hawaii.com: Poke
This is an article poke, a local Hawaiian dish that is a favorite delicacy for many Island residents. Poke is consumed at informal parties and lavish food festivals, and was made famous by celebrity chef Sam Choy.
Ho'cuz, gota try da new California roll poke- da buggah is ONO!!!
P.S. Cherry, eh yoa hub ;)
Have never tried raw fish, am scared to try it:) Just doesn't sound good to me? Yet, I know lots of people like yourself and your hubby, who love it. I guess I'm chicken! Pretty cool, about his award and television appearance:) In your children's eyes, star for a day, hey:) Great Share!
I like your hub here. I'm not a fish eater but my family is and they'll probably want to try it. I love your use of the Hawaiian words. I did some time in Hawaii myself as a teen. I'd have to say one of my favorite treats was spam musubi. You ever heard of that one? It was like a huge spam sushi, lol. Again that was when I was a teen, I don't do spam anymore. Ha!
One of these days I'll give the raw fish a try. I have a good friend who swears by it. I guess I'm a little cautious living here in the Midwest so far removed from fresh fish. Your recipe does sound appetizing.
Chris ... excellent guess with the Philly Cheese Steak ... I went through a period where I ate one every day for about a year. Place was downstairs from NYC office .... couldn't resist ... before that it was Chinese food for a year. Once I like something I guess I stick with it .... where in NYC can I get Poke, I'm getting tired of tuna fish :)
I heard of your husband before and think he is the BEST. I wish he could make me some POKE right now!. The girl I know who saw him on TV said he was cute.
I was getting ready to HUB, but your HUB made me really hungry. See ya, I have to get something to eat :) - David


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Pleasanton police this week arrested a 16-year-old boy on suspicion of committing armed robbery in the Stoneridge Shopping Center parking lot last month.
Detectives arrested the unidentified teenager Monday after he appeared in court on charges stemming from a separate matter, Pleasanton Sgt. Larry Cox said Tuesday.
The Pleasanton incident occurred on Dec. 20, when a woman reported to police that she had been robbed at gunpoint in the "A" parking lot of the mall around 11:30 a.m. that day.
A young man walked to the front of the woman's car and acted as a lookout while another yanked open the driver's door, pointed a black handgun at the woman and demanded her belongings, Pleasanton police said.
The woman handed over her belongings, and the robbers fled in a waiting car described as an older, green Honda Civic or similar model vehicle.
As detectives followed up on the case, they heard from a citizen who had written down the license plate of a green Honda Civic parked at Stoneridge just prior to the robbery because they believed it was suspicious, Cox said.
The resident gave the license plate number to police, who discovered the car was reported stolen from the Concord BART station and had recently been recovered by the Pittsburg Police Department after a pursuit. A male juvenile in possession of a black handgun was arrested following the pursuit, Cox said.
Pleasanton police said the local robbery victim subsequently identified the 16-year-old as the person who pointed the handgun at her and demanded her belongings.
Pleasanton police detectives arrested the teen Monday following his court appearance for the pursuit. After his arrest, the 16-year-old was questioned and later booked at the Alameda County Juvenile Hall.
"This arrest would not have been possible without the awareness of this observant citizen and their willingness to contact the police," Cox said.
It was not immediately clear whether police were still looking for the second person reportedly involved as a lookout during the Dec. 20 robbery.


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Like in the past years, one of five films of the travelling Doc Alliance Selection has been awarded as the "best of the best". In 2011, the Doc Alliance Award has been presented at the CPH:DOX documentary film festival in Copenhagen.
Each film being nominated by one of the Doc Alliance festival partners, the selection included films from Germany, Norway, Switzerland, the Czech Republic and Denmark. Denmark was especially lucky this year; not only did the award go to a Danish film; the winning film was also nominated by the Copenhagen festival. The film to win the favour of the international jury was The Good Life by Eva Mulvad depicting the difficult life of mother and daughter who used to be rich and have to live in poverty now at the South of Portugal.
"The director's negotiation and rapport with her subjects has led to that degree of seamless observation where we sometimes forget there is a camera there at all. These confessionals, silent moments of despair and bitter bouts of vitriol, seem to be played out for us directly, as confidantes, " the jury said.
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media arm OMD UK have joined forces to launch an advertising agency
specialising in interactive TV.
BMPTVi has been set up by Andy Howells, who was previously a director of
BMP's new-media company Bilco.
Managing director Howells will run the company with creative director
Chris Jenkins and technology director Chris Lowe.
BMPTVi will offer advertisers television solutions across digital
Sony is the first client to sign up. The electronics giant is launching
an interactive advertising campaign through NTL's internet arm iTV,
which is available to viewers via a set-top box. The ad will also run on
NTL's digital cable and digital terrestrial television platforms.
The commercial promotes Sony's audio and visual equipment and is part of
a nationwide broadcast and press campaign. The creative uses images
taken from the press executions with the strapline, 'go create'.
The interactive ad is running as a banner within NTL's enclosed internet
service. Users who click on the banner are taken to a microsite that
gives details of a range of Sony products, such as the Sony Digital
Howells said: 'We are running a series of test campaigns across NTL's
multi-platform offerings to measure the effectiveness of the ad.
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relationship with OMD UK.'
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such as internet microsites and e-mail. Eventually it will deliver
viewers from broadcast ads.'
The commercial is up and running on NTL's analogue platform, which will
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MotoGP: next stop Argentina
After the season's opener in Qatar, the MotoGPTM teams and riders are in Argentina this weekend for Round 2 of the 2017 world championship at Termas de Río Hondo.
This is MotoGP's fourth visit to the Argentine venue and Maverick Viñales (Movistar Yamaha MotoGP) will be keen to build on his strong start to the campaign by following up his Qatar win with another in South America.
The race's 2015 victor Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha MotoGP), who came third in this year's first clash, is hunting his 350th grand prix success, while two-time Argentine GP winner Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team / 2014 and 2016) has his sights set on a third victory after coming fourth in Qatar.
Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso and Jorge Lorenzo are also likely to challenge for podium honours, especially as the circuit appears to suit the Desmosedici. After a difficult start to the 2017 campaign, Lorenzo will be hoping to reap the benefit of his test last week at Jerez, Spain, to figure in the top three.
Andrea Iannone (Team Suzuki Ecstar) could spring a surprise at Termas de Río Hondo. Despite a small error in Qatar, the Italian clearly had the pace to match his rivals. His team-mate Álex Rins (Team Suzuki Ecstar) was the best rookie in the opening race but has since suffered an ankle injury while fitness training .
Johann Zarco (Monster Yamaha Tech3), who led in Qatar before falling on Lap 6, will also be hoping for a top result in Argentina.
On the tyre front, soft, medium and hard versions of the front and rear MICHELIN Power Slicks will be available. The two former options will feature an asymmetric construction with a reinforced right shoulder, while the hard tyre is symmetrical. The MICHELIN Power Rain (soft and medium) will come out if the rain expected for Saturday and Sunday makes an appearance.
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Bolton v Everton preview
By Mark Buckingham
Last Updated: 01/01/70 1:00am
Sam Allardyce's troops have yet to pick up all three points against their North West rivals since the inception of The Premier League.
But with Everton yet to win on their travels this season, Saturday's tussle at The Reebok Stadium appears to be the ideal opportunity to remedy that record.
The Trotters' form on home soil this season has been slightly lacklustre with just one victory in six league attempts although they have kept clean sheets in their last four matches in all competitions.
Allardyce is expected to retain faith in the team which comfortably beat Leeds United 2-0 at Elland Road last week with Bruno N'Gotty and Simon Charlton set to continue at the heart of the defence.
Brazilian centre half Emerson Thome is back in training but is unlikely to be risked while Youri Djorkaeff is tipped to stay on the substitutes' bench as he continues towards peak fitness.
Everton's difficulty this season has been scoring goals and they have mustered just three in their previous six Premiership matches.
Last Saturday's 2-0 success over Wolves was the ideal tonic for David Moyes's injury-ravaged squad but there is little in the way of positive news on the fitness front.
Gary Naysmith, who missed the win over Wolves with a hamstring problem, is the only casualty who may report for duty on Saturday.
Alessandro Pistone, Lee Carsley, Scot Gemmill, David Weir, Steve Watson and Richard Wright are all out while strikers Kevin Campbell and Duncan Ferguson are unlikely to appear for contrasting reasons.
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According to research published in the journal Biofabrication, it is now possible to use a 3D printing method to generate stem cells, which can be used to build larger structures, including micro-organs.
The research was published by scientists from Tsingua University in China and Drexel University in Philadelphia, which claims to have found a new way to create 3D-printed 'building blocks' of embryonic stem cells (ESCs).
The new method mixes the embryonic stem cells with hydrogel, and prints a tiny six layered grid square. Before, researchers have only managed to produce two-dimensional sheets of cells.
"It was really exciting to see that we could grow embryoid body in such a controlled manner", said lead author Wei Sun. "The grown embryoid body is uniform and homogenous, and serves as a much better starting point for further tissue growth."
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September 22, 2011
AUBURN HILLS, MI – Duke Energy in Charlotte, N.C. is receiving 10 Ram 1500 plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) pickup trucks. Chrysler said that these vehicles are part of a demonstration program only. There are no plans for a production version of the PHEV Ram 1500 truck at this time, according to the automaker.
"Duke Energy is pleased to have the opportunity to take part in this demonstration program with Chrysler LLC and the U.S. Department of Energy," said Jim Stanley, Duke Energy's senior vice president of power delivery. "The information from Duke Energy provided to both Chrysler and the Department of Energy will help shape product development within the automotive industry and electric utility programs and infrastructure that could lead to more of these vehicles in the future."
Chrysler said it's also developing a similar fleet of 25 Chrysler Town & Country minivans with plug-in hybrid technology. The automaker said those vehicles are designated for demonstration and evaluation and will be allocated to select cities later this year.
Earlier this year, Chrysler Group LLC delivered 10 Ram 1500 PHEV trucks to the city of Yuma, Ariz. Other cities that have received the demonstration Ram 1500 pickups include San Francisco and Sacramento, Calif.
The Ram 1500 PHEV includes a liquid-cooled 12.9kWhr lithium ion battery pack and a 6.6 kilowatt (kW) on-board charger. Additional features include AC power generation of up to 6.6kW; directional charging; reverse power flow and full regenerative braking used to capture more energy.
For fuel economy improvements, Chrysler said the front axle of the four-wheel-drive automatic transmission can be disconnected when not needed. The powertrain also includes a 5.7L HEMI V-8 engine and a two-mode hybrid transmission. The 5.7L Hemi is equipped with a Fuel Saver technology that improves fuel efficiency at highway speeds by shutting down fuel delivery to up to four cylinders.
The battery pack is located under the second-row seat of the pickup and is liquid cooled to help maintain a consistent battery temperature. For on-the-job electrical power tools, a 240 volt/30 amp four-prong outlet and 120volt/20amp duplex outlet power strip is located in the rear box.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 through the Transportation Electrification Initiative sponsored by the DOE provided part of the funding. The grant totaled $48 million from DOE. Chrysler invested $49.4 million in this program.
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Day: March 13, 2017
Kosovo's security force is an opportunity
Kosovo's Albanian leadership–President, Prime Minister, and Speaker of the Parliament–have decided to proceed with building the country's national army, even though their proposition lacks Serb support and has made at least some in NATO and the US embassy uncomfortable. The impatience is easy to understand: Serb refusal to go along has blocked this move for years, even as pressure to complete Kosovo's sovereignty has grown in the Albanian part of the electorate. NATO isn't going to stick around forever, though its commitment to Kosovo's sovereignty and territorial integrity will remain vital to both.
What about the wisdom of this move?
I would certainly have preferred the conversion to a serious security force be undertaken with Serb support, or at least abstention. That's what Pristina has been trying to do for several years. But Belgrade is opposed and controls enough Serb votes inside the Kosovo parliament to block a constitutional amendment, even if some Kosovo Serbs could be convinced. Patience has not won the day. Now the Albanian political leadership is proceeding with what we call in negotiation theory their "Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement" (BATNA).
The proposal to move forward is legislative, not constitutional. I won't comment on the legalities–that's not my forte.
The outcome of this maneuver depends in part on Belgrade's BATNA. Serbia will certainly appeal to the international community to block the Albanians from proceeding. It will likely use the votes it controls in Kosovo's parliament to block other legislation. It may stiffen its resistance to re-integration of the Serb-majority north of the country. It could even move tanks to the boundary/border and threaten intervention if there is any harm to Serbs in Kosovo, though that would set up an unwelcome confrontation with NATO.
None of this will stop the Albanians I imagine. It will also be counter-productive, as it will make it harder for the Albanian political leadership to back down.
I'll offer an alternative, one entirely within the capacity of the Belgrade and Pristina politicians to embark upon.
The kind of army Kosovo requires depends entirely on the threat environment it faces. If the threat from Serbia were removed, Kosovo could opt for a small, mobile armed force designed for international deployments. It would no longer need a ground force capable of resisting a Serbian incursion, at least for a few days. Instead Kosovo could begin to pay back an international community that has devoted massive resources to it.
The way to remove the Serbian threat is diplomatic recognition of Kosovo, in exchange for that smaller and more mobile Kosovo security force. If diplomatic recognition is a bridge too far, allowing Kosovo into the United Nations might suffice, but then exchange of diplomatic representatives with the rank of ambassador would still have to follow.
Neither of these moves is likely right now. Serbia will hold a presidential election April 2, with a possible second round April 16. Kosovo is not due for parliamentary elections until 2018, though they could come earlier. If they don't, the period between April and December would be the best available time for a deal on the security forces and diplomatic recognition of some sort. The politicians in Pristina and Belgrade will know better than I do whether this is in the realm of the possible.
Failing a deal, we can expect heightened tensions, which are all too apparent throughout the Balkans, especially in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia. The Russians are doing their best to make things worse, by backing secessionist moves by Milorad Dodik's Republika Srpska in Bosnia and undermining prospects for successful government formation in Macedonia. Washington, paralyzed by a messy political transition and lack of clarity about its foreign policy, is contributing to uncertainty. Brussels, preoccupied with Brexit as well as important elections in the Netherlands, France, and Germany is not doing any better.
Kosovo's small security force is not an insoluble issue. But it will take a bit of imagination and risk-taking to resolve it in a way that satisfies at least some of the aspirations of both Serbs and Albanians. The time for courageous political leadership is nigh.
Peace Picks March 13-17
- Northern Ireland's Lesson for Israeli-Palestinian Peace | Monday, March 13 | 1:00- 5:00pm | United States Institute of Peace | Register Here | When Northern Ireland's combatants finally made peace in the 1990s, they did so on a broad foundation of grassroots reconciliation and economic development work, built over more than a decade by the International Fund for Ireland. On March 13, the U.S. Institute of Peace and the Embassy of Ireland will gather former government officials, peacebuilding practitioners and scholars to examine what worked in advancing peace in Northern Ireland—and what lessons might be applied to the difficult process of peacemaking and peacebuilding between Israelis and Palestinians. Former Senator George Mitchell, who served as an envoy in both peace processes, will be the keynote speaker. The first panel on the International Fund for Ireland, will include Carol Cunningham of Unheard Voices, Melanie Greenberg of Alliance for Peacebuilding, Professor Brandon Hamber of Ulster University, and Adrian Johnston of the International Fund for Ireland. The second panel, on implications for Israeli-Palestinian peacebuilding, will include Joel Braunold of the Alliance for Middle East Peace, Lucy Kurtzer-Ellenbogen of the United Institute of Peace, Father Josh Thomas of Kids4Peace, and Sarah Yerkes of Brookings.
- Regional Perspectives on US Policy in the Middle East | Monday, March 13 | 3:00- 4:30pm | Atlantic Council | Register Here | As the dust begins to settle after the transition of power in Washington, the spotlight is slowly moving to the administration's policies toward the Middle East and North Africa. With the region already troubled by one of President Trump's early executive orders and several phone calls and meetings with regional leaders, many unanswered questions remain about the direction of the relationship with the Middle East. Our distinguished panel will discuss how the region is watching, anticipating, and reacting to shifts in policy, including Kristin Diwan on the Gulf, Haykel Ben Mahfoudh and Karim Mezran on North Africa, A. Hellyer on Egypt, and Nicola Pedde on Iran. Will the Trump administration fulfill its campaign promise to re-assert its role in the Middle East? How will the president and Congress react to ongoing challenges and opportunities in Libya, Yemen, and Egypt? Will the president's style have a significant impact on the relationship with hardline leaders in Syria, Iran, and others across the region? Please join us for a discussion of these and other issues of concern to the United States in the Middle East.
- Report Launch: "The Other Side of the World" | Tuesday, March 14 | 2:00- 4:00pm | Center for Strategic and International Studies | Register Here | China's growing interests in the Middle East, and the United States' enduring interests in the Middle East, create challenges for two of the world's most powerful nations. Should they seek more active collaboration? Are their goals for the future of the Middle East compatible? To discuss the implications of increasingly robust China-Middle East ties for U.S. interests, CSIS invites you to the launch of its new Brzezinski Institute Report: "The Other Side of the World: China, the United States, and the Struggle for Middle East Security." The discussion will feature Carol Giacomo of The New York Times as well as CSIS experts Jon B. Alterman, Michael J. Green, Christopher K. Johnson, and Matthew P. Goodman.
- Why Tunisia Should Matter to the New U.S. Administration | Tuesday, March 14 | 3:00- 4:00pm | United States Institute of Peace | Register Here | Tunisia's peaceful, though difficult, transition since the Arab Spring and its centrality in U.S.-supported efforts to stem terrorism punctuate its role as a major non-NATO ally of the United States. U.S. President Donald Trump "praised Tunisia's stability and security," in a Feb. 17 phone call with Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi, according to a White House statement. Tunisian Foreign Minister Khemaies Jhinaoui will discuss the U.S. partnership and Tunisia's own development and influence in the region, in a discussion at the U.S. Institute of Peace on Tuesday, March 14.
- America's Role in the World: Congress and US Foreign Policy | Thursday, March 16 | 9:00-10:30am | Atlantic Council | Register Here | As the Trump administration continues to form its foreign policy and national security strategy, Congress has a distinct role of its own to play in shaping how the United States addresses emerging global threats and approaches its leadership role on the international stage. At this early stage, little is defined within the administration's approach. Congress has an opportunity to help characterize what America's role in world should be and how it aims to deal with issues in the Middle East, especially ISIS and Iran, China, and Russia. To help think through these issues, two Representatives with military backgrounds, Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) and Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA), will offer their perspectives on the United States leadership role and national security strategy in an environment of increasing global risks.
- Congressman Adam Kinzinger on America's Role in the Middle East and the World | Friday, March 17 | 8:30am | Atlantic Council | Register Here | The United States faces a number of security challenges across the globe as well as increasing questions about what role the Trump Administration believes the United States should play on the international stage. Please join the Atlantic Council's Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East for a conversation with Congressman Adam Kinzinger on America's role in the world and in the Middle East in particular, and what we can expect from a Trump presidency in terms of foreign policy and national security. This event is part of the Atlantic Council's Middle East Strategy Task Force initiative, co-chaired by former US Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and former US National Security Advisor Stephen J. Hadley. In November 2016, the co-chairs published their Task Force Report that proposes a pragmatic and actionable Middle East roadmap that emphasizes the efforts of the people of the Middle East themselves supported by the long-term engagement of the international community, with an eye toward harnessing the region's enormous human potential. The Task Force brought together a broad array of regional stakeholders and international experts to collaborate in identifying ways in which people in the Middle East can build and support governing institutions that offer legitimacy, opportunity, and an alternative to violence.


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The Country Cook's Companion
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by INNES, Jocasta (photos by James Merrell)
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For those of you in the United States, I want to wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving! (And for the rest of you, I hope you have a great day too.)
One of the things I'm thankful for is that I'm about to consume a generous portion of some very tasty comfort food. Actually, I was going to post an "I'm thankful for…" list, but I decided that you have better things to do than learn how much I appreciate Twisted Cheetos and Toy Story 3, etc.
Since, as of this weekend, it's now legal to play Christmas music in most of North America, I think I'll suggest that you take a look at the "Bundles" section of my store; specifically, the "Bethlehem 3-CD Bundle" – three Christmas CDs for $20. If you order soon, you'll get it in time to enjoy the music throughout the season – plus you'll have 2 copies to share!
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Dr. Joshua Winston, The Other Side of the Story
About a week ago I did a story on the vet who was accused of hitting a little chihuahua and dislodging its eye. Horrible, sad story! The saddest thing was to think that a vet who was entrusted with the health and care of animals could actually do something like this!
One of my commenters, Waystone, said that this story was unraveling, "looking more and more like the kind of nightmare all health care professionals spend their careers worried will happen – falling victim to an accusation that will cling to them regardless of whether it's true or not."
I honestly hope this is the case! To me abusers are the vilest, lowest form of life but for a vet to fall into this category is unconscionable! Now here's 'the other side of the story' Please take the time to read the 'whole' story!
Read on for the 'Real Story" as published on Craigslist
The following was received by representatives of the SCW Canine Companions Club from Diana Krause, who is a medical doctor (Human, not animal) who also is involved in the Cocker rescue program. We learned of Diana when *** went to her about the cocker spaniel the posse found about 3 days ago. She mentions that Dr Winston had delivered Bella about a year ago. What she did not mention was that the mother dog was herself a rescue dog and very hard to control. The following is offered for your consideration.
Subject: What really happened re Dr. Winston and Bella, the Chihuahua
I want the rescue community to know the whole story, the real story about
Josh Winston (JW) and Bella, the little Chihuahua, whom he delivered by
C-section about a year ago. I have spoken to him at length; as most of you
know, we have become great friends during the 8 years I have known him. Thisis his account to me, given Monday and every day since.
Bella was dropped off at the office to be spayed. Upon his arrival, JW was
immediately told by his staff that she was there and was frantic in her
crate. His techs told him they did not wish to handle this dog, she was too
wild. Sherri, the groomer in his office, was called to assist in getting
Bella from her cage, because she had something of a relationship with Bella,
having trimmed her nails a few times. Sherri and JW approached her crate.
When Sherri and JW went to see the dog, and she was screaming and snapping
and backed up against the back of the cage. He was talking to her quietly,
pretty doggie, pretty doggie, nice doggie, offering the back of his hand for
sniffing, eventually petting her on the head, scooting her toward the front
of the crate, lifted her with one hand under her belly, the other under her
butt and held her gently close to him. It was working and she was doing fine
… until he placed her on the table, where she once again began snapping,
flailing about, screaming and doing her best to bite.
JW wanted to place a muzzle on her to give her injections so he could begin
anesthesia and get the surgery underway. Two techs, Jamie and Linda, were
helping him. Jamie is a new vet tech, only working about 8-9 months. They
had a soft tie muzzle, but the dog would not allow it, continuing to flail,
scream and try to bite. JW held the dog by the scruff of the neck, with his
fingers extending around her head, under her jaw, so she wouldn't get hurt.
Meanwhile, she is still flailing and screaming and trying to bite, urine is
flying everywhere, feces flying everywhere … you all get the picture,
we've all seen that.
NORMAL HUMANE RESTRAINT protocol is to hold the dog as JW was holding herwhile, with the fingers of the other hand fully extended and using the padsof those fingers, to gently and quickly tap the dog's nose and/or foreheadto distract it away from it's frenzy. You can also "flick" the dog
–gently, but enough to get it's attention — on the nose. The goal here is
to give you a few seconds of stillness to quickly slip the muzzle on. After
giving her a couple of taps on the nose and forehead, JW did this flicking
maneuver once, and that was the one that worked. In this way, an oversized
muzzle was placed on her face.
At that moment — this whole struggle took place in about "25 seconds" — he
and the techs saw that her eye had popped out of the socket and was on her
cheek. He quickly gave her the injection, had Linda clean the eye and
surrounding area; he intubated the doggie and while the anesthesia tubing —
already prepared for her intended spay — was attached, he called the owner.
He told the owner exactly what happened and, because this was now a
different procedure than what the signed consent form was for, he asked and
obtained her permission to treat the eye. The owner told him to do whatever
he needed to, she had an appointment to keep somewhere. He promised to call
her when he was done. He replaced the eye, was able to get the lid sutured
closed over the globe, and knowing there was likely some swelling behind the
eye, called the specialty ophthalmology practice and asked to speak to
whichever eye vet was free.
I did not recognize the name of the eye vet, so sorry, don't recall it now,
but that Dr. advised JW that, in her opinion, the eye was fine since the
lids were able to be closed. "Fine" here meaning that the surgical
replacement was properly done, not that it was 100% certain that vision
would be restored; that's a wait-and-see, once the eye is dislocated from
the socket.
JW then noticed that Jamie, his newest and youngest tech, was nowhere to be
found. Linda told him she'd left the room because she was upset. He said I
don't blame her, it's an upsetting thing to see, even for an experienced
person. JW told me that Jamie is someone who is very sensitive (his words)
and that, for example, if a dog is brought in who was hit by a car, and the
dog's in pain, and you touch the dog to examine it, and the dog screams …
then Jamie screams, too, cringes and runs out of the room.
JW called the owner, advised her to take the doggie to an ophthalmology vet
specialist after she picked Bella up from his office that day. then he began
the rest of his office day.
Jamie had in fact left to call the sheriff and alleged that JW hit the dog
repeatedly and dislodged it's eye. Sheriff's deputies came to the office and
that's how JW learned about the complaint. Linda was interviewed by the
deputy and she described the tapping of the dog's nose and head as well as
the flick on the nose. So, the sheriff's deputies treated Linda's statements
are corroborating Jamie's.
I think by now most of you have done some research and have learned that
having the eye globe pop put of it's socket is an unfortunate, but not rare,
occurrence in the setting of normal humane restraint protocols of hysterical
dogs. It is more common in breeds with bulging eyes, such as ShihTzus,
Llasas and Pugs, but it CAN happen to any dog, whose blood pressure rises
high enough. It is well described in canine ophthalmic literature. In other
words, JW did nothing wrong!
Now to address the alleged $80 Rabies shot not given to a Mastiff, but
charged to the owner; he doesn't have any clue what that's about, doesn't
remember the dog, the incident, nothing about that story is familiar to him.
But I know and most of you know that sometimes, a dog just will not allow an
injection and in those cases, you DO waste the vaccine down the drain.
That's what JW does and then he advise the owner that the vaccine was NOT
given, that their pet is at this point unvaccinated and to retry another
day. The owner is never charged. His best guess is that the owner was
charged $80 for some service that was given that the owner didn't
understand. Or, that the front desk made an error of some sort. He does not
know of any vaccine that is set at $80.
Jamie and another employee, one of her friends, no longer work there. He did
not even fire them, would not have, but they just abandoned their jobs. He
is now in dire need of not only our support — our very vocal support — but
he also a couple of office employees. Trained or not, he at least needs
someone to answer the phones.
If you or anyone you know can work for him for a few weeks, please do! He
cannot operate his practice without adequate help.
I urge all of you who know him to recall all he has done for us and stand
behind him; let him and the media know you support him.
As a result of this brouhaha, he is now suffering incredible grief, fear and
worry that his reputation, his practice and his livelihood will be forever
ruined. This is so wrong!
Yesterday, I spoke to Carey Pena from Channel three news; she has told me
that she is planning to interview JW on camera at his office on Thursday AM.
She would like me to say words of support and faith which I of course will
do. As many of you as can make and would like to be there are welcome, too
and Carey would like me to give her an approximate head count. Please come
stand with him and email me to let me know you'll be there; Carey and other
media will want to know which rescues will have representatives there. I
know those of you who know him are 1000% behind him.
Thank you all.
From this account it sounds like Dr. Winston did everything he possibly could, in a correct and humane manner. I hope the media gives equal time to this side of the story and that all the facts come out!
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Hopalong Cassady
Biorhythm Chart for Sunday January 21st 2018
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Understanding Hopalong's Daily Biorhythm Chart
Hopalong Cassady is a male celebrity.
He was born on Friday March 2nd 1934, in Columbus, OH, USA,.
The blue line displays Cassady's physical self during a 23-day cycle, starting at his date of birth. The physical self measurement is an indicator of his energy levels in terms of coordination, strength, and general well-being. If the blue line is at the top of the chart he is in a physically energized portion of his cycle. If the blue line is at or near the bottom of the chart Hopalong is in a low point in his physical cycle. High points are an excellent time to take on physically challenging ventures. Low points indicate he may be physically spent and may need to take it easy for a while.
The red line represents Hopalong Cassady's emotional self during a 28-day cycle, in terms of creativity, sensitivity, mood, perception, and awareness. When the red line is near the top of the chart Hopalong is feeling emotionally strong. His outlook on life tends to be at its best and his interactions with others are most successful. Low points on Cassady's emotional line indicate times when he may need to retreat somewhat. Hopalong Cassady is more likely to be depressed during these times. High points indicate times when he will enjoy the company of others and find expressing his feelings the easiest.
The green line tracks Hopalong's intellectual self over a 33-day cycle, in terms of alertness, analytical functioning, logical analysis skills, memory or recall abilities, and communication. When the green line is near the top of the chart Cassady's mental faculties are at their sharpest. This is the time for him to seek solutions requiring logic and analysis. Conversely, at those times when the green line is near the bottom of the chart Hopalong Cassady's intellectual capabilities are at their lowest. Hopalong might find it prudent to delay work requiring serious thought until he reaches a higher position in his cycle.
The purple line charts Hopalong Cassady's varying intuitive (or compassion) strength at different points during a 38-day cycle. When the purple line is near the top, his powers of intuition are at their strongest. During these times Hopalong Cassady might even experience moments of serendipity. These high points are times when he should be more willing to trust his hunches. When the purple line is near the bottom of the chart, his intuitive powers are at their lowest. At these times Hopalong Cassady might want to shy away from making decisions because "he just knows" and rely on a more analytical approach to decision making.
The aqua line travels the ebb and flow of his 53-day spiritual sensitivity cycle. When the aqua line is at the top of the chart Hopalong Cassady is very in tune with his spiritual self. At these times Hopalong may reach new heights religiously or experience intense mystical experiences. During periods when the aqua line is near the bottom of the chart Cassady is not particularly in sync with the spiritual side of life.
The yellow line traces Hopalong's aesthetic powers through a 43-day cycle. During periods when the yellow line is at the top of the chart Hopalong Cassady is most open to the arts as well as being at the pinnacle of his own creative powers. The high points are perfect times for Cassady to express his creative self. During periods when the yellow line is at the bottom of the chart he is not nearly as in touch with his creative self. During these times Hopalong Cassady might do well to put his energies into things that do not require large amounts of creativity.
The orange line follows the flux in Cassady's level of self-awareness in cycle of 48 days each. At times the orange line is near the top of the chart he is most in tune with himself. During these periods Hopalong Cassady can experience profound moments of self-discovery. During periods in his cycle when the orange line is near the bottom of the chart Cassady is not nearly as connected to his inner-self.
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Our rhythmic biological cycles are said to control or initiate various biological processes and are classically composed of three cyclic rhythms that are said to govern human behavior and demonstrate innate periodicity in natural physiological change: the physical, the emotional, and the intellectual (mental) cycles. More...