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What are the best neighborhoods to live in when first moving to chicago?
I'm interested in moving from Chicago from NY, so I need to know what are the best neighborhoods for someone in their mid-20's who's moving from their home for the first time?The opinions expressed here are those of the individual and not those of StreetAdvisor.
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Knowledge Sharing with a Hamilton Planner
Posted on December 6th, 2019 under Planning
Continuous professional learning broadens and tests our knowledge and understanding of land use planning theories and skills. GSP Group Hamilton Planner Ashley Paton takes her professional learning further by publishing articles and sharing knowledge about Urban Land Institute (ULI) Toronto…
Brenda Khes Receives OPPI Member Service Award
Posted on August 1st, 2019
Brenda Khes, a Senior Associate Planner leading GSP Group Inc.'s Hamilton office, received the Member Service Award from the Ontario Professional Planners Institute for her dedication to the OPPI and to the planning profession.
Queen Street Placemaking in Downtown Kitchener
Posted on May 3rd, 2019
The intersection of King and Queen Streets is the historic centre of Kitchener. This crossroads has seen recent improvements, but Queen Street itself has not seen the same attention and needs repairs. In early 2018, the City of Kitchener retained…
GSP Planning and Urban Design of CF Grand Market District
Posted on March 4th, 2019
Fairview Park Mall in Kitchener will undergo a major transformation starting this spring, with GSP Group providing planning and urban design services to help Cadillac Fairview realize its vision for the space. CF Grand Market District will be a mixed-use…
GSP Assists Maple Leaf with New Plant
Posted on December 13th, 2018
Maple Leaf Foods announced on November 26, 2018 that it is building a new state-of-the-art fresh poultry facility in southeast London, Ontario. The plant is about 640,000 square feet in size and will be a $660-million investment. The plant will…
Connecting Younger Generations with Cemeteries
Posted on April 20th, 2018
Wildlife habitats and wetlands. Car shows and festivals. We may not immediately make the connection to cemeteries, although municipalities and private operators are finding new ways to engage communities in these unique spaces. These are versatile places that can provide…
GSP Takes Second Place in Carbon Cleanse Challenge
Posted on April 17th, 2018
GSP Group joined Sustainable Waterloo Region's Regional Sustainability Initiative two years ago with the goal of reducing the carbon footprint at our Kitchener and Hamilton offices. This is our second year taking part in the Carbon Cleanse Challenge to reduce…
Open House Photo Gallery
Posted on January 24th, 2018
GSP Group's annual Open House has evolved into a unique networking event for over 200 industry professionals in the public and private sector who provide a range of services involving land use planning, landscape architecture, design and development. Here are…
Steve Loughran receives design award for Hunt Club Estates
Posted on October 20th, 2017
Senior Designer Steve Loughran, CPT, has received the Community Design Award from the Canadian Association of Certified Planning Technicians (CACPT) for his work on the Hunt Club Estates Neighbourhood, a mixed-use community in Cambridge that will contain over 2,400 dwellings….
GSP Group acquires Roth Associates Landscape Architecture
Posted on October 17th, 2017
GSP Group has expanded with the acquisition of Roth Associates Landscape Architecture (RALA), a highly regarded practice in the Waterloo Region. Brian Roth, firm principal, is now leading the expanded GSP Group landscape architecture team. "I have always believed that…

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Learn About Approach to Hematuria on CME webcast. There is a wealth of diagnostic clues in urin, and on this CME webast, we are going to show you how you can use one of those clues in the diagnosis of your own patients. Joining us to tell you about hematuria is nephrologist and Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, Dr. Isabelle Ayoub.
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What you'll learn in this webcast
As a result of this educational activity, webcast participants will be able to: UNDERSTAND the differential diagnosis of macroscopic hematuria; UNDERSTAND the differential diagnosis of macroscopic hematuria; SELECT the best imaging test for different presentations of hematuria.
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- Glomerular diseases
- The effect of age and gender on the differential diagnosis of hematuria
- Hematuria and prostatitis
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- Hemorrhagic cystitis
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Pitlochry Dam to receive huge investment
Great news for visitors to Rosemount Hotel – Pitlochry Dam is to be developed!
Pitlochry Dam, with its fabulous location at the eastern end of Loch Tummel and the gorgeous views that go along with that, is apparently to receive a 4 million pound investment boost in the guise of a state of the art, high-performance visitor centre with 60 seater café – (hopefully overlooking the fabulous Loch views!) This is great news for visitors to Rosemount Hotel, who enjoy visiting the dam and will appreciate the opportunity for refreshment, further viewing platforms and an insight into the ingenuity that brought hydro-electricity to Scotland.
For those with a fascination for the history of this epic story, an indepth account of the struggles involved in the early development of this industry may be found at http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/power-to-the-people.pdf
In its touristic context, the dam receives 500,000 visitors each year and the visitor centre will celebrate its developers' role in bringing hydro power to Scotland. The epic journey of the Salmon from spawning to breeding will also be a feature of the educational element intended for the centre.
A Glasgow construction firm involved in the construction of the Commonwealth Games Athletes Village has been awarded the contract, which is expected to reach completion in October 2016.
Pitlochry's fabulous Loch Faskally – the body of water held back by Pitlochry dam, is the last of five reservoirs created in the Tummel Valley during the process of setting up this magnificent system for power generation. There is a series of nine hydro power stations in the entire system. The idea was conceived long before the concept of global warming gained any currency and the aim was always to make a positive contribution to the rural framework that supported the concept, incorporating strong architecture with technological ingenuity and a desire to improve environmental factors.
The life cycle of the Salmon is not only an epic tale, but a fascinating insight into how a species adapts to living in two very different environments over the course of its life. As a work of engineering precision and environmental adaptation, the Salmon, too, is worthy of great respect!
Please read our separate blog on the fascinating life cycle of the Salmon.


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I have found it!
Consider these points:
1. Republicans only respond to their contributors. They are corrupt and don't care about their own people.
2. The Republicans are very effective at getting their agenda enacted.
3. Therefore, if Democrats want effective leaders, we should donate to Republicans. If we give them enough money, they will forget about the Right-and we might get some real work done.
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Garage Door Repair and Installation
Home and Commercial Garage Door Service
Garage Door Repair San Antonio, TX
San Antonio Overhead Pros offer professional garage door repair installation for both residential and commercial customers. While many of our competitors are simply trying to make a quick buck, we go above and beyond for our customers, and also offer extended service for those who aren't in the immediate San Antonio area. This means that we offer service in Stone Oak, Spring Branch, Alamo Heights, Boerne Fair Oaks Ranch, The Dominion and other communities around San Antonio.
We are proud to be family-owned and operated since our beginning, and we completely understand the needs of the consumer and do our best to ensure complete customer satisfaction. For those who actually have a commercial construction project, or simply need extensive home repair, we truly know understand how sacred and important your home and business can be to your family and livelihood. We make sure that the customer is aware of all options and are happy to provide our customers with all of the knowledge to make an informed decision.
Our staff has an unbelievable amount of combined years of experience. Whether you are searching for the most technologically advanced and high-quality ones, require a specific custom one for whatever reason, or simply are looking for a reliable and durable one, we have you covered.
Thanks to technology, a new automatic garage door opener, now allows us all to enter and exit our homes comfortably and conveniently; however, the last thing that anyone wants is to put their family's safety at risk thanks to a faulty one. Even if it might not sound like an immediate threat, there is no reason to not contact our team, full of true professionals, to make sure that everything is safe and sound.
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We certainly are not here to take service and repairs lightly, considering that we have made our dedication to these residential garage services our livelihood. Our team understands that they are about much more than simply aesthetics, but it also means a new level of safety and security for your family. We want to keep it that way. Be sure to contact our team so that we can ensure that they are always working at their best—whether it involves an opener, broken springs, or any other aspect.
Our staff understands that it is an important part of your home that you rely on. So, we want you to rely on us to make sure it's fixed correctly and functioning at optimal safety and efficiency. The garage door is an essential barrier between your family and the outside environment, and that's why we offer world-class garage door repair and service. No matter what kind of make or model you have; there's a solid chance that we know exactly what to do to improve and repair it. We also have extremely affordable rates so your family doesn't have to stress about the cost of their safety—and we are not here to play games. If you don't need a fix, we will be upfront and honest about it, and when we do a job, we certainly aim to fix it the first time—we pride ourselves on that.
We will never be misleading when it comes to what fixes are needed, or the cost of the said repairs. Our staff understands that you work hard for your money, and are here to offer our expertise—as needed. Of course, if it cannot close at all in a safe manner—this is a very concerning issue, and all necessary fixes are needed. There are also other situations where you might need to update your system, or your opener. We also understand when it's time to make the right repairs, depending on the amount of time you have been using the same one, how much wear and tear is involved, and whether too much moisture or debris is simply rendering it ineffective.
Residential Garage Door Installation
Are you looking for residential garage door installation? The truth is that there are all sorts of reasons to replace it. You might want to switch things up, because you have been used to same decor for years. You might want to update it to make sure that you are "up-to-date" technologically with safety and security standards. Of course, the environment also plays a role, and extensive moisture from humidity, rain, snow, or sleet could obviously cause rust, as well. Whether it is simply becoming too unattractive, or is no longer effective, replacing corroded ones with a new one might be key to your family's safety, and also will improve the overall aesthetic of your home.
We see all too well what age and wear can do to them. We also understand when it simply needs to be replaced, and we know exactly what ones work in certain situations, and take our responsibilities very seriously. All of our technicians are ready and willing to help your family find the right options, whether you are searching for one of a certain color, style, size, and more.
You also might find that a new one does give your home a whole new "look", which could potentially increase its curb appeal, and even improve your home value. Whether you are searching for the right color tone or find the perfect one to match the architecture of your home—you might be surprised at the kind of value that we can add.
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For those with a business or commercial property who have issues, one of the greatest things about our company is that we are essentially a one-stop shop that can take care of everything for you. If you have an issue of a broken spring, we have your commercial garage door repair covered. If you are looking for new reparations from experienced professionals, we can help. We also understand that when it comes to businesses and commercial properties, often times, time is of the essence. That's why we can provide immediate service to help ensure the satisfaction of everyone involved.
One of the main issues that we have seen are broken springs. There are all sorts of reasons for broken springs, and it might be because of the weather, overall wear, or simply lack of proper maintenance. For example, if it isn't moving, or you happened to have heard a loud "snap" associated with it - this is likely the issue. We must point out that while you may believe you can save a few bucks by doing it yourself - spring replacement can be extremely dangerous if you are not a knowledgeable professional. We would strongly urge you to contact us immediately, considering that a misaligned one can also often lead to other issues that affect the overall system in general, as well.
We also urge you to contact us as soon as you sense something wrong. Just like many other maintenance issues, the longer you wait, the more wear and tear might be involved. We truly can save you money by addressing the issue in a timely manner, so that you don't end up spending more money because of additional damage. Our technicians are here to help you fix all issues involved, as quickly as possible, so contact us as soon as possible.
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We understand that you want it to last for a long time, in addition to being secure and durable. Whether you are searching for an accessory, or a whole new commercial garage door installation - we always have an extensive selection of products that you need, no matter what your issue is. We are also committed to excellent and prompt service, and that it is a priority, not just another job that can wait.
First things first; whether you are thinking about a residential or commercial one, you have to first consider the right material. Of course, this will depend on your budget and needs, but you should aim to find one that will last for the longest possible amount of time and that is still affordable for you. This also means choosing a one that isn't susceptible to damage, whether this means small dents or large breaks. Each material also has certain "grades," that vary in quality and price.
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"I have hidden your Word in my heart that I might not sin against God" Psalm 119:11
I am been around long enough to remember when a man's word was his bond. Once a man made a promise he felt bound by his honor to make sure that promise was kept. Most deals in those days were sealed with a handshake. Few things were more disgraceful to a man than not keeping his word.
Don't we long for those days? What has changed?
I'm sure I can't account for all the changes but I do know that men were better at keeping their word when they were better at keeping His Word!
Why does His Word make such a difference? How does hiding it in His heart keep us from sin?
It Is His Will
If God is the Sovereign Creator, Ruler and Judge of the universe doesn't it make sense we should care about what He cares about?
I think so!
And don't you think that He would want us to be clear on what He cares about?
So, how do we know?
His Word reveals His will!
Long ago God spoke through His Spirit to forty men over a 1,600 year period to make known His will to His people.
It Is His Way
Not only does His Word reveal His will but it reveals His way. How does He operate? How does His will get expressed in His world?
The Word of God reveals that as well! It records His dealings with His people in ancient times, it reveals how He desires to love and be loved by His people, AND it gives a glimpse of how His love will be expressed throughout eternity.
It Is His One
John's Gospel declares, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning."
The most exciting fact about God's Word is that it is not just words and concepts, but it is a PERSON! That Person is Jesus Christ!
When you read His Word and hide it away, you are having and intimate personal encounter with the Son of God Who is "the Way, the Truth and the Life"!
Wow! How can I afford to not read His Word? Why would I not want to when I can know His will, His ways, and His One, by lingering in its pages!
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Conduct and Discipline Guidelines
Students, parents, and guardians are expected to show respect to others at all times. Parents/guardians should remind students that the school bus is a privilege which may be revoked for anyone who does not follow the rules. Parents/guardians are not allowed to board the bus for any reason. Bus drivers are prohibited from letting students off at any stop other than that for which they are scheduled unless they have written permission from the school or Board of Education.
Prohibited Items
Items which are allowed by the student's school are allowed on the bus, so long as they do not block the bus aisle or emergency exit. No drugs, tobacco, alcohol, weapons, aerosol cans or dangerous objects (e.g. lighters) are allowed. Students found to have prohibited items in their possession will be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including expulsion from school.
Lost and Found
Items left on the bus will be kept for one week. Students may ask the driver or call the Board of Education at 860-827-2200. Neither the Board of Education nor the bus companies will be held liable for lost items.
Expected Behavior on Busses
All students are expected to do the following:
- Walk to their bus safely.
- Board the bus in an orderly fashion and take their seats promptly.
- Share seats with others and remain seated until their designated stop.
- Use appropriate language and respectful speaking voices at all times.
- Keep hands, feet, and belongings inside the bus and to themselves.
- Follow the directions and be respectful of the bus driver who is responsible for the safety of all passengers.
- While the bus is in motion, do not stand, change seats or distract the driver in any way.
- Keep all parts of your body and objects to yourself.
- Do not block the aisle or emergency exit, litter, or damage the bus in any way.
Poor Behavior on Busses
Students who have been observed by the bus driver or bus monitor to have damaged a school bus, for whom it has been necessary to discipline for inappropriate behavior while being transported, or have otherwise been suspended or expelled from school may have their transportation privileges suspended by the school principal (or designee), the Pupil Services Department, and/or be investigated by the Transportation Department before action is taken. The length of suspension shall be commensurate with the action which necessitated the suspension of transportation. Should transportation privileges be suspended, the student's parents or guardians shall be notified of the revocation of transportation privileges and be responsible for the student's transportation until transportation is reinstated. Repeated transportation suspensions may result in a termination of transportation for the duration of the academic year. Remember that transportation is a privilege and not a right.


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homemaking made easy- parenting, housekeeping, cooking, and organizing with frugality and faith
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Homeschooling Helps: weekly planner pages
Homeschooling Helps
For the first ever edition of the new series, I would like to share a weekly planner that can be printed out. It has: space for planning a homeschool schedule for two children, full meal planning spots, and includes a weekly bible verse. Page 1 Page 2
I hope to include more pages as I get them up, and by mid August I plan to have the full year planner available as an e-book or printed planner for sale. Subscribe to our all-new newsletter and be notified when new downloads come out. Plus, all newsletter subscribers will recieve a discount off our planner!
I am happy to share this at We Are That Family- WFMW.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Homeschooling 2011 Curriculum
I have tried to pull together different curricula that will allow me to keep the boys together for the most part, and many of the items we will be continuing with for the next year or two after this one. So for Year 1, we have:
I know it looks like too much, but rest assured, it will be handed out in tiny doses, and mixed with a large amount of homemade playdough (recipe coming soon!) outside dirt piles, and even some Beatrix Potter "Peter Rabbit and Friends" dvd's (gasp! TV! yes, I still succumb to it...)
We are also working on a heaping amount of character training (for them and for me) using Charlotte Mason techniques. One of my favorite resources this year has been Laying Down the Rails, although I found it used, after reading through a small bit I completely think it is worth the brand-new price (and I rarely say that about anything.) Truly, it has opened my eyes for my own training, which is even more helpful than the knowledge on training for my boys. Because you have to know where to go before you can lead anyone else there.
On the subject of used books, check out my favorite spots: homeschoolclassifieds, well-trained mind forums, vegsource homeschool. I have also found great deals at Ebay, and on the forums for various currciculum providers. Another top resource is The Old Schoolhouse, and they are having an awesome deal right now on packages which include copies of back issues, worth over $100 for only $25!*
I wish you all the best with your homeschooling plans, and would love to hear what you are doing too!
I am happy to share this at Classic Housewife, check out all the great posts!
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Please help with an adoption!
Simply Simon Sisters
Later this week, the first in the Spring Cleaning series.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Faith and Prayers for Japan
I had hesitated to write on this topic, as I don't know anyone personally who is there.
However, I would like everyone to know that I, along with everyone else, is truly concerned for all those who live or have family in Japan. You and your families are in our prayers and thoughts.
For anyone who can help, please visit World Vision to donate.
Friday, March 11, 2011
Relevant 2011!
I am also trying to offset the admission and hotel costs with my Etsy shop. I am having a sale starting tomorrow, thru the 19th. Use coupon code WBDAY for 15% off. And remember, I donate 40-50% of all proceeds to charity. This month is Gospel for Asia, see my Green Handcrafts store blog for more information.
Up soon: an update of my Spring and Summer seasonal menu planning, and two new series: Spring Cleaning and a Spring 'Greening' series!
P.S. I also would really like to share a room with someone else to defray costs, so if anyone reading is going and would be willing to share a room, just leave a comment or email me! Bonus if you're also a Real Foodie, 'cause I'll be bringing lots of sourdough bread and pastured butter and we could share!
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Cultivating Patience
For those of us who are just beginning, though, sometimes it helps to see a wiser, more experienced woman to model behavior. And for that I am happy that we have.. TV. Yes, TV! I am talking about one of my favorite shows, 19 Kids and Counting. Michelle Duggar is always an inspiration, and one of the last episodes featured her handling a child tantrum with her well-known grace. I was so amazed by how gently and softly she spoke, and yet still managed to get (and keep) her children's attention. Plus, she actually trained them in this time, when I probably would have blown up.
I was so moved, I determined to harness this for myself, and for once it actually worked! I found myself for an entire week speaking softly to my kids, and gently guiding them. I am so surprised that I can actually do this, as speaking softly is certainly not characteristic for me. My goal now is to keep up with this as best I can, and stay focused on not losing my temper so easily. Though I have not been as strong on this as I would like, I have still come closer than I would have ever thought was possible.
How do you keep your cool with your family, and is this something you were taught or had to "learn on the job?" I would love for you to share...
Next week: organizing your craft/ project/ work area!
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Resolutions to Reality
Well, it's almost the end of January, so it's time to review the resolutions I have made. I have said that I really think it helps to look over our resolutions regularly, to make sure we are still on track. This year I made my resolutions, and just a few days ago I stumbled upon this post at Passionate Homemaking, about mission statements. She links to Kat's ebook on creating mission statements. Also, in a similar post Lindsay linked to Ann's (at Harvest Ministry) 2011 Mission Plan. Now, some background- I have read various books on mission statements (I almost went into a business major) and have even incorporated similar ideas into my New Year's resolutions in the past. Still, these resources (which I am not even completely through yet!) has proven to be invaluable to me.
I set my resolutions according to the "SMART" principle, that is that goals should be: specific, measureable, attainable, realistic, and timed. This is meant to ensure that instead of vague, wishy-washy ideas, we make actual resolves (a root of resolutions) that we can achieve. So, here I am thinking I have a good practice set up, all proud of myself. (And this should have been the first sign that something was wrong, since pride is not something I should be taking lightly.) Unfortunately, when reviewing my goals from last year while making this year's, I had to rewrite some of them since they had not been achieved (and that should have been the second sign!) Going through Ann's workbook, however, I have made a large shift in my thinking.
I have rearranged my goals to really focus on what is important to me to do for this year, and to really work on what is important for me to accomplish, to fortify my weaknesses. I have a strong plan for my family, and for the mission work I want to do. If you feel that your resolutions aren't actually pushing and guiding you, or that your life is 'unbalanced' I highly recommend you check Ann's book out for yourself.
One of my favorite parts is the 'Alignment'- this helped me rather painfully become aware of how little progress I was making in some parts of my life. The things I was focusing on, which I felt were the weakest areas, are actually in better shape than other aspects. I feel much more equipped to create a plan that I can use to achieve my goals. I hope you are aiming true on your resolutions this year. Everyone needs help sometimes, so if you feel like these books could assist you, have a look at them. And, I always love to hear from you, so any tips you have for creating or implementing your resolutions please comment!
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Giving Back
I will still be choosing a monthly charity, for next month it will be Compassion. I really am being drawn to sponsoring a child, and I hope that this will allow me to do this. Also, since next month is my birthday, there will be some sales and giveaways! Please see Green Handcrafts for more information.
Thanks for sharing this new journey with me. Next up: making your "resolutions" a reality.


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'Tis the season — ho ho ho — to join jolly old Santa for holiday cookies and pictures at the Churchville branch of the Augusta County Library. While you're there, why not find a book to read as the days get colder?
Pictures and cookies with Santa will be Monday, December 5, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at the library located at 3714 Churchville Avenue in Churchville. We'll be waiting for you!
If you're going:
Cookies With Santa
Monday, December 5, 2016
Churchville Branch, Augusta County Library
3714 Churchville Ave.
Churchville, Va 24421
Phone: 540.245-5287


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Madison Avenue is finally noticing Chicago Cubs players.Madison Avenue is finally noticing Chicago Cubs players. https://dlbltd.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/BAEZ.jpg 701 400 Darcy L Bouzeos https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/28401f24f5c1bdf83230243333ea8140?s=96&d=mm&r=g
Understandably, brands have not been jumping up and down to sign Chicago Cubs players for endorsements given the team's notoriety of being a long-time loser.
Sure, some players like Mark Grace and Ryne Sandberg captured a few local marketing deals during their playing days, however most of the other Cubs have been left in the dust.
But, a World Series win sure has changed the landscape!
Javier Baez, the Cubs infielder is finally getting a little love from advertisers.
David Seeds recently announced Baez as its newest brand ambassador.
Baez supposedly consumes seven packs of sunflower seeds a day so, along with him being one of the best and charismatic players on the field, this seems like a perfect fit.
Baez will be showcased on the company's packaging, similar to how New York Yankees superstar Derek Jeter was utilized back in 2005.
The Cubs World Series win electrified the Windy City and made many, many fans eternally grateful and fulfilled.
But it also had the affect of finally elevating the individual players to a national marketing platform.
DLB – Procuring celebrities, athletes and influencers for companies, agencies and non-profits
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Hungary & Jewish Congregation Sign Comprehensive Pact
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The document was signed by Zsolt Semjén, the deputy prime minister in charge of Hungarian communities abroad, church policy and national and ethnic minorities, and EMIH chief rabbi Slomó Köves at the Castle District premises of the Prime Minister's Office.
By signing the agreement, the Hungarian state acknowledges the historical traditions of the Jewish community and "EMIH's service to the renaissance of Hungary's Jewish community", Semjén said at the signing ceremony.
The deputy PM noted that all three of Hungary's Jewish congregations — the Federation of Jewish Communities in Hungary (Mazsihisz), the Hungarian Autonomous Orthodox Jewish Community (MAOIH) and EMIH — are recognised as religious communities "in the highest category".
He added that signing separate agreements with the congregations also meant the highest form of recognition in a symbolic and financial sense.
The state of Hungary signed pacts with Mazsihisz and MAOIH during Viktor Orbán's first term as prime minister, Semjén noted. The new agreement with EMIH constitutes a formal recognition of the entirety of Hungary's Jewish community, he added.
Under the pact, the institutions established and run by EMIH will be entitled to the same level of funding as state institutions carrying out similar tasks, Semjén said. EMIH is also given free rein to handle the refurbishment and maintenance of rural Jewish facilities "orphaned" after the Holocaust.
David Lau, Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Israel, said the agreement would both ensure the preservation of past values and provide guidance for building the future. Before the signing of the agreement, Lau had held talks with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Speaking about the talks, Lau said the prime minister valued the importance of respecting the past and strived to "build a better future by drawing from the past".
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Ok so, I lied.
That proved to be yet another boring paragraph starting with "given the status of our current economy . . ." - Sorry
On that note however, I have decided to TRY (try, because God knows it isn't easy) to do some sort of photography/scrapbooking home business. With Summer on the horizon, there are tons of local city and state fairs where I could exhibit my work and potentially get customers. I need to make no more (although more would be nice) and no less (because less wouldn't serve my purpose) than $700.00/month. I figure this means making anywhere between 3-7 scrapbooks a month, depending on the intricacy, detail and quantity of pages in the books. I can do that! Now I just need people who want me! LOL
And completely off topic, I am in the market for a chair. Not just any old chair either. An arm chair glider/or rocker that is big and soft and overstuffed. Something I could sleep in now and nurse / relax in after Little Nameless is born. Any suggestions on brands, stores, prices?? I can no longer sleep horizontally due to bad sciatica so a good comfy chair is called for.
On one more tangent. I need a haircut. Sympathize for me please, because I don't foresee being able to get one in the next decade. ((sigh))


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The reading room is coming along nicely. It's been a while since I have spent some time or $ decorating or finishing it. Of course, I am always purchasing books for the bookshelves ♥
I have 2 things to share with you:
#1 - My mom-in-law bought me these FaBuLoUs Katie Daisy prints for Christmas. I ♥ them. I adore them. I want some more of them! They make me smile. And it took me an entire 3 months to get them up on the walls. What is wrong with me? Laziness {sigh} … anyway …
I have had this one on the mantle for some time now ♥ :
but only yesterday I hung the other 3:
I really like the way this one looks in that yellow and white frame! That's a quite old frame from a thrift store and I was originally going to paint it. But doesn't it look just perfect with that print, in that room? I thought so too!
I adore her paintings. Yes, these are paintings (well, prints made from her paintings). She is quite talented! If you frequent Target these days you might have noticed the "spring is here" napkins and such near the party goods. Those are her designs. Cute!
#2 - I have been searching for a lamp for this space. It didn't matter if I needed to paint it or not, just searching for the right lamp. I spotted this little $3 treasure at a thrift store on Wednesday. And bonus - I didn't even have to paint it - the color is perfect!
So now the room is cozy. A perfect place for curling up in an old comfy chair and reading ♥
Friday, March 25, 2011
Labels: decorating, home
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I am lovin' that room, Heather!! I don't think I would leave it...I love me some Katie Daisy, too, and want quite a few of her prints. And...I have already bought some of her stuff from Target, too!!ReplyDelete
Hope you have a lovely day!! I am finally finding the floor in my back room. Exciting stuff!!
Thanks Elise! I bought some of her napkins the other day … love cute napkins! Why am I not surprised that you not only know who she is, but like her too? :) I'm glad you are getting settled in!ReplyDelete
Heather, it looks so great. Would love to come over and see it sometime! Miss you!ReplyDelete
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Summer "Sweat Your Prayers®"
– this Big Moon Friday night
June 29, 8pm-10:30pm
To sweat is to pray, to make an offering of your innermost self. Sweat is holy water, prayer beads, pearls of liquid that release your past. The more you dance… the more you sweat, the more you pray. The more you pray, the closer you are to ecstasy.
— Gabrielle Roth
When it's hot, there's nothing quite like a good sweat – and starting with warm muscles and thankful hearts, this glorious weather can lead us into glorious dances 🙂 Once again, this Friday – the last of the month – is 'Sweat Your Prayers'. A guided warm-up then a wave with no words, simply moving through the 5 Rhythms with music as our guide.
Usual time, usual place, cafe after.
And speaking of glorious dances…
"The Deepening – Residential Waves Intensive"
Do come and deepen your dance with us in beautiful Rhossili – the last remaining places on Bernadette's September workshop are still available at Super Early Bird price until midnight on Saturday:
details (and online booking) for The Deepening here.
See you on the dance floors 🙂
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Please note that, while booking has now closed for the 5 Rhythms Community Tickets, you can still join us for some or all of the summer school at a 5% discount – details here.


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Fargerike are known for supporting Norwegian design, and once again they show it by launching the wallpaper collection "byFryd for Fargerike", designed by talented Jeanette Lunde!
I had the pleasure seeing the wallpaper collection in person at their launch yesterday, and I can´t say other than; "WOW! You have done it again Jeanette – it´s magical as always".
In the first photo you see Jeanette and the photo wallpaper called "KORALL" which is inspired by happiness, summer and the simple life. Very beautiful and will certainly bring joy into every room!
The wallpaper in the second photo is called MAGI and is my personal favorite. This is a photo wallpaper inspired by fairy tales, nature and mystery. I love the watercolor effect and the soft colors it has.
The most impressive one though is the "byFryd for Fargerike" which is a pattern she has designed inspired by Norwegian traditional floral paintings (Rosemaling) with a sprinkling of stardust. Beautiful right?
This wallpaper is a limited edition of 1,500 rolls.
For us who know Jeanette, it´s easy to see her signature in the wallpapers: feminine, dreamy and magical. She always works from her heart and she touches me every time… Well done, my friend!
The collection are available in Fargerike´s stores from the 15th of April.
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Funk doesn't die, but it does retire.
George Clinton, one of the original pioneers of funk music, has announced his plans to retire from touring with his Parliament-Funkdelic outfit. Clinton told Billboard that "[t]his has been a long time coming. Anyone who has been to the shows over the past couple of years has noticed that I've been out front less and less."
Clinton turns 77 in July and recently underwent surgery to have a pacemaker fitted, although he has said that this wasn't a factor in his decision to retire.
It's likely that Parliament-Funkadelic will continue to tour without Clinton, he said in his statement to Billboard that "it's never really been about me. It's always been about the music and the band. That's the real P-Funk legacy. They'll still be funkin' long after I stop."
Clinton isn't likely to step away fully just yet. He's due to perform with Parliament-Funkadelic until May 2019 (including in Europe and the UK this summer) and has just released a brand new song under the Parliament name, 'I'm Gon Make U Sick O'Me'. It's the first Parliament release for over three decades, and is the first single from the forthcoming album Medicaid Fraud Dog. It'll be the first album from Parliament since 1980's Trombipulation.
The single features lead vocals from Clinton, and members of his current P-Funk outfit. It also features Scarface and Mudbone Cooper, who both feature in the new trippy video released last week. The new Parliament album is due out shortly, in a Tweet Clinton said it would be out the 22nd – but didn't give a month. Here's hoping we don't have to wait too long.
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Skully is the loyal parrot of the Neverland Pirates in Jake and the Neverland Pirates.
Physical AppearanceEdit
Skully wears a black bandanna with white skulls on it.
Much like with Jake, Skully is extremely responsible with the Never Land Pirate crew. Unlike Jake, Skully doesn't really show remorse to Captain Hook for being a treacherous pirate captain. Skully sometimes could act like a small child in speaking in third person. Skully is eventually friends with the Never Land Pirate crew.
- Skully is the first Never Land animal to speak in Jake and the Never Land Pirates.
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Today is International Artist Day! A time to honour the contribution artists have and are making in society.
This past year we have had some interesting dialogue in our city about art institutions, art installations, and public art. Some with a stance of opposition and others fully embracing and standing by the community's decisions to support local and international artists. In all instances there have been hard working, dedicated artists who are selflessly creating a better city for us with their creative ideas and endeavours.
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A new obsession of mine is currently Icelandic sheepskins. I don't know if its because winter is upon us and I want to get cosy or I have been watching too many Game of Thrones, but I want the house covered in them.
This lovely shop, The Organic Sheep sell some beautiful sheepskins that I found from Josefin's blog. I recently bought a light cream/black one and a brown toned one. Would another one be to much?
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But also, I want to highlight the APA advice Old Fart was kind enough to leave in comments, since it's a little more philosophy-specific:
Old Fart here again.Echoing Mr. Zero in comments, let me just say, Old Fart, you are awesome.
Interviews are mostly noisy not informational. Mostly the interview committee -- especially if it has any degree of non-overlap with the search committee, which is sometimes the case at larger places- will not have read closely your writing sample or your dissertation abstract. That will often lead to their asking many not very deep questions about your work, on the basis of the little spiel you give them in the beginning. There will also often be interesting group dynamics within the interviewing group about which you will be clueless, but they may not be.
Imagine the crotchety perhaps somewhat clueless professor X who keeps pressing you on some inane point. You think to yourself "what an inane stupid point, why does X keep pushing me on this???" The others in the room are fully aware of how crotchety and clueless X is. What they're looking for from you is how you handle X, whether you can gracefully shut X up and move on, whether you can make lemonade out of the lemon that professor X is handing you.
Now suppose you do a great job handling the crotchety but clueless X. X's colleagues are impressed. They may think you are smooth and clever. They may even think you're deep.
Alternatively, imagine that you don't handle X so well that day. Maybe X gets you flustered and throws you off your game. Maybe X causes you to be distracted. Maybe X's colleagues don't really realize how clueless X is. Maybe they think X has hit on some deep point that points to some crater- sized hole in your approach. They sort of keep piling on. Now, you've blown your interview.
But now ask yourself have the committeed in the two scenarios I've imagined really gained much pertinent information about you? Is the information gained in scenario 1 more reliable information about you than the information gained in scenario 2?
My own view is that both scenarios are noisy. It's just that in the first the noise favored the candidate, while in scenario 2 the noise works against the candidate. In this connection, I should say that I tell my own students -- I have a good number on the market this year -- that they should think of the art of being a good interviewee as the art of introducing favorable noise and blocking the introduction of unfavorable noise.
That's what the professor who insisted that you shouldn't have to prepare for interviews was missing. If the interview situation wasn't simply and utterly noisy, then he would have a point. But to the extent that interviews are simply and utterly noisy, he doesn't have a point.
Is there a way to cut down on the noise?
Maybe somewhat. You could have the interview committee really read the writing sample and dissertation abstract in advance. The committee could come prepared with well thought out questions about the work. Then it would be more like a real philosophical conversation, in which the mutual background knowledge of the what's in the writing sample and abstract would make it less like that the discussion got sidetracked into stupid inane tangents.
This would be a lot more work for the committees, but it would lessen the need for the candidates to perfect the delicate art of introducing lovely noise and keeping out unlovely noise.
Short of that, I say that you should keep preparing for your interviews, keep practicing your spiel, keep repeating it to different people, let them interrupt you, tell some of them to act like clueless A-holes, etc. Learn to direct the discussion in ways that you want it to go, firmly but politely. Etc, etc.
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Original Recipe Yield 2 servings
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 bunch Swiss chard, stalks discarded, leaves cut into wide ribbons
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- salt and pepper to taste
- Heat the olive oil on a large skillet over medium heat. Stir in the garlic and cook until tender and aromatic, about 2 minutes. Add the Swiss chard and balsamic vinegar; cook and stir until the chard is wilted and tender, about 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper and serve.
Nutritional InformationAmount Per Serving Calories: 172 | Total Fat: 13.8g | Cholesterol: 0mg
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Sunday, January 10, 2016
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LITA HoLT IG program for ALA Annual in June, 2015
Title: Budgeting with Scarcity
Description: The demand by the local community for resources at the library continues to grow every year; however, the budget for technological resources may never grow to match. With changing demands, trying to satisfy the majority of users and staff becomes a difficult challenge. This panel, assembled by the LITA HoLT interest group, will discuss technologies, best practices, and experiences with hardware budgeting, open source software, cloud services, and developing partnerships that a manager can use to help maximize a budget.
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Please also let us know if you are interested or you would like to nominate the person you know who've done good job on the topic.
HoLT Presentations & Discussion
Turning the IT dept. Outward
Bohyun Kim, University of MD, Baltimore
Most IT departments work behind the scenes and do not interact with the public much. But what if a library IT department was given the mandate to become more outward-facing from the library administration? What does exactly "outward-facing" mean, and what kind of role would an IT department be expected to play as an outward-facing unit? How would such a mandate change the traditional role of a library IT department? What would be the best way for the head of an IT department to manage such a change? Lastly, what kind of challenges would such an IT department encounter?I will explore these questions above, along with my experience of adopting and leading such a change in the IT division at the Health Sciences and Human Services Library at University of Maryland, Baltimore.
UX for Strategic Planning and Service Assessment
Carli Spina, Harvard Law School Library
A key step in formulating a strategic plan for your library is knowing how patrons use your services and space. For many libraries, tracking data about service, space, and material usage is the primary way that these determinations are made, but this doesn't always show the full picture. User experience testing is a great tool to improve our understanding of how patrons use libraries and where improvements can be made. I will talk about how user experience testing can be used to inform large scale projects and strategic plans and will describe the cross-departmental user experience team that I helped form at my library. Along the way, I will talk about some specific types of tests that any library can run.
Content analysis of library system vendor's RFP proposals
Win Shih, University of Southern California
USC Libraries is in an RFP process of selecting a library services platform (LSP) to replace its legacy integrated library system. In this presentation, we will discuss the findings from a content analysis of four vendor's RFP proposals (i.e., Ex Libris, Innovative Interfaces, OCLC, and SirsiDynix). Specifically, we will compare the four LSPs based on their architecture, product design and vision, functionality, technology underpinning, solution offerings, and the completeness of the product. Additionally, we will review the company service, support, customer base, market penetration, and future direction.Content analysis is "a research technique for making replicable and valid inferences from texts (or other meaningful matter) to the context of their use" (Krippendorff, 2010, p. 234). Through the analysis of the detailed RFP proposals from four industry leaders, we hope to share with audience the key themes, concepts, features, and uniqueness of these new library services platforms.
Exploring the IT Datascape: What does our IT data tell us about our users?
Kevin Herrera, University of Mississippi Libraries
Libraries have a number of traditional metrics for assessing patron use and behavior. Gate counts and circulation statistics have historically been used as partial measures of library use. Website hits, eResource data, and digital collection usage can be used to measure online library use.But what else is out there? A number of our IT systems can generate statistics that give interesting and unique insights into patron behavior. This presentation will look at data from three of our systems: printing, scanning, and the wireless network. The data from those systems has had a number of positive effects in the library, and we'll consider some of the ways services are changing based on this information.
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Look at the sad Miata. Look, I said! It wants to go out and have fun, but instead it had to stay home sick and alone. Look at the sad face!
Meanwhile my wife's 3 looks menacingly on, planning its next move. You devilish 3, why must you torment the sad Miata so?
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The Library at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) invites applications for a 12-month, tenure-track Acquisitions Librarian.
The successful candidate will be responsible for effective librarianship, scholarship, and service. Specific responsibilities will include:
Acquisitions: Provide leadership in acquisitions by developing and implementing policies and procedures based on national best practices for all acquisitions functions. These include efficient ordering, receiving, processing, and paying for library resources in all formats; investigation and implementation of appropriate approval plans; binding operations; repair/replacement operations; and gifts. Evaluate, select and maintain relationships with vendors. Work with the Collection Development Coordinator to analyze and monitor budget allocations and ensure effective communications between acquisitions staff and subject librarians. Work with Finance and Business Services to ensure timely and efficient posting of financial data. Provide leadership in tracking and maintaining license agreements for media materials, streaming media, leased books, eBooks, and other formats. Supervise the work of Acquisitions Department personnel.
Reference: Provide limited general reference service and research assistance in collaboration with public services librarians.
Additional Responsibilities: May take on departmental liaison duties and provide subject-specific services to students and faculty, or may take on leadership of interlibrary loan/document delivery, depending upon library needs and applicant's interests and experience. Plan and carry out a sustained and respectable body of scholarship, as outlined in the Library Disciplinary Standards. Serve on Library and institutional committees.
Requirements: Masters degree accredited by the American Library Association. Three years relevant professional experience in acquisitions. Strong computer skills, including experience with bibliographic utilities and automated library management systems such as Voyager. Ability to work both independently and collaboratively. Excellent communication, interpersonal and problem-solving skills. Initiative, flexibility and a strong service orientation are essential.
Preferred: Demonstrated ability to adapt quickly to new and changing situations. Demonstrated ability to analyze the operational needs of functional areas. General knowledge of reference and collection development. An additional graduate degree is desirable. Knowledge of one or more Western European languages, preferably Spanish.
Appointment will be at the rank of Librarian 2. Full benefits package, including TIAA/CREF. This position is available immediately.
To apply, please send a letter describing how your credentials meet the needs described in this ad, a current copy of your curriculum vitae, and contact information (including phone numbers and email addresses) for four references to Cathy Weng, Chair, Acquisitions Librarian Search Committee. Application should be sent via email only to [email protected]. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled, but must be received by June 1, 2010, in order to receive full consideration.
Additional information about The College of New Jersey and the Library can be found on the Web at: http://www.tcnj.edu
The College of New Jersey is an Affirmative-Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.


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PQ2620 high frequency transformer
Advantages of high frequency transformer factory transformers:
(1) Current distribution A typical high-frequency transformer secondary winding has several parallel coils. Each secondary winding is coupled to the same primary winding. Therefore, the number of ampere turns generated by the secondary winding current is equal to the number of ampere turns generated by the primary winding (ignoring the excitation current). This feature is especially useful for parallel rectifier circuits. The winding currents are equally distributed, and no shunt resistors or other components are required in the parallel rectification circuit.
(2) Very high current density high frequency transformers have excellent temperature rise characteristics. Because of these characteristics, it achieves high current densities in a small package.
(3) High efficiency adjustment of leakage inductance, which enables it to have fast switching time and low crossover loss, which enables it to achieve high efficiency. The turn-to-turn conduction loss between the secondary winding of the transformer and the primary winding is small.
(4) High power density Because the high-frequency transformer component has a small size, it has excellent temperature dissipation characteristics, so it can be tightly packaged with related semiconductor devices and inductors to achieve high power density. Its current density is 30A/module.
(5) Low-cost The entire high-frequency transformer is composed of a small number of related inexpensive components, and the assembly is convenient, so the cost of the transformer is very low. (6) Savings and the cost of the components connected to it are small due to its leakage inductance. The switching loss is very low and the stress applied to the components connected to it is reduced. Therefore, the components connected to it can use lower cost, low power rating components.
(7) Excellent heat dissipation characteristics The high frequency transformer is a small component having a high surface area to volume ratio and a short heat passage. Conducive to heat dissipation. The interturn loss between the primary and secondary windings is small. This core's unique geometry effectively reduces core losses. So it can achieve high magnetic flux density. It can work between -40 ° C and 130 ° C.
(8) A good coupling between the low leakage inductor winding and the winding can keep the leakage inductance between the turns of the winding at a small value. The connection from the output to the auxiliary part is short and tightly assembled, so the leakage inductance of the windings between the windings is also small.
(9) Excellent high frequency characteristics Prior to this, when the transformer was operated at high frequencies, the switching loss was increased and the transformer was overheated. The emergence of flat panel transformers has solved these problems. The flat-panel transformer can be designed as a high-frequency transformer to provide a transformer module that is both economical and good. It can work between 100kHz and 500kHz.
(10) Simple structure The high-frequency transformer is composed of a small number of components and a small number of windings. This module is particularly suitable for use in automated assembly.
(11) Low profile The magnetic core used in the flat panel transformer is small and can be arranged on the surface of the flat plate. Each core unit has a shape ranging from 8mm to 25mm.
(12) Insulation strength High-frequency transformers are easily insulated according to the required number of insulation layers and thickness. It can be dielectrically insulated according to the customer's requirements for leakage distance. The withstand voltage between the primary and secondary windings is greater than 40,000V.


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Abstract and Introduction
In spite of recent progress, malignant pleural mesothelioma (MPM) remains synonymous with poor prognosis. A selected minority (<10%) of patients is eligible for a radical treatment with a combination of systemic chemotherapy (CT) and/or surgery and/or radiotherapy (RT), in an effort to maintain locoregional tumor control after achieving a macroscopically complete resection (MCR). However, as of yet there is no standard of care for this so-called multimodality treatment. As its potential gain is still limited (approximately one year added to overall survival), we must balance its efficacy with its cumulative toxicity. Several combined modality treatment trials are currently ongoing using novel techniques in surgery, RT and/or CT in an attempt to reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with older multimodality treatment protocols. Guidelines are following suit and are now including or mentioning this treatment option. In this systematic review, we analyze the available data in order to address the following questions: Is combined modality better than single modality? What is the optimal regimen within each modality? What is the optimal sequence of combined modality?
It was first suggested in 1980 that selected patients with malignant pleural mesothelioma (MPM) are to be treated with a combination of different therapeutic modalities, usually surgery, chemotherapy (CT) and radiotherapy (RT), in order to achieve locoregional control and to improve overall outcome.[1] Other types of neoplasms that are treated in this manner include lung,[2] esophageal[3] and colorectal cancer.[4]
As we seem to reach consensus on the necessity of such a multimodality approach or at least on the need for more randomized trials ascertaining its role in the treatment of MPM, there is ongoing debate and research on its individual components and how they should be sequenced. Historically, surgery for MPM consisted of extrapleural pneumonectomy (EPP), which is an en bloc resection of both the parietal and visceral pleurae, the ipsilateral lung as well as pericardium and diaphragm. In the last five years there has been an evolution towards pleurectomy/decortication (P/D), which is a less invasive procedure whereby the parietal and visceral pleurae are removed but lung, pericardium and diaphragm are spared. When diaphragm and pericardium are also resected, this procedure is called an extended P/D (eP/D). Partial pleurectomy is performed to obtain tissue for diagnosis or to relieve symptoms in a palliative setting but is not part of a multimodality treatment for MPM.[5]
In 2003 and 2005, two large scale randomized control trials showed superiority in overall survival time with cisplatin and pemetrexed/raltitrexed over monotherapy with cisplatin, as well as in time to progression and response.[6,7] Since then this combination of cytotoxic agents (platinum based plus antifolate) has become the standard of care, as it is the sole treatment with proven benefit on outcome. In 2015, the French MAPS trial showed that the association of bevacizumab, a monoclonal antibody targeting the vascular endothelial growth factor A (VEGF-A), to a cisplatin-pemetrexed backbone improved overall survival in highly selected patients.[8]
Concerning radical RT there is an ongoing effort to find the most effective radiation technique that will improve locoregional disease control but will not result in excess radiation pneumonitis. Because of the large surface area of the pleura, the volume with conventional RT is very high, resulting in damage to the underlying lung (in case of P/D) and/or surrounding tissue and organs. Intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) aims at a better dose distribution and hence less toxicity, which is especially important when RT is administered after lung sparing surgery.[9]
The 2010 European Respiratory Society (ERS)-European Society of Thoracic Surgeons (ESTS) guidelines, recommend that eligible patients (early stage, preferably epithelioid subtype, satisfactory pulmonary and cardiac status) should be included in prospective randomized control trials evaluating multimodality treatment in experienced centers.[10] The 2015 European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) guidelines are more restrictive as they conclude that there is insufficient evidence supporting standardized implementation of adjuvant RT in the treatment of MPM, however they do advise against monotherapy with surgery and recommend surgery be part of a multimodality treatment, preferably in a trial setting.[11] The 2018 British Thoracic Society (BTS) advise against EPP in any way and against eP/D outside of clinical trials. Based on the results of the MAPS trial, they suggest association of bevacizumab to a platinum-antifolate doublet to improve survival.[8,12] The 2018 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) guidelines state that cytoreductive surgery should ideally be supplemented by RT or (neo)adjuvant CT seeing as surgery alone has not shown to provide adequate disease control. For patients with proven N2 status they only recommend surgery when part of a multimodality treatment, preferably in a trial setting.[13] An overview of the most recent guidelines is listed in Table 1.
The purpose of this manuscript is to report the results of a systematic literature search performed on the subject of combined modality treatment in mesothelioma and formulate graded recommendations.
The following clinical questions were raised:
Is multimodality treatment better than CT alone?
What is the optimal regimen within each modality?
What is the optimal sequence of interventions within a combined modality approach?
Transl Lung Cancer Res. 2018;7(5) © 2018 AME Publishing Company


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Davis Circus of Illusion
Master illusionist Craig Davis and renowned, award-winning dancer Myryka combine the artistry of grand illusion with the spectacle of the circus in the acclaimed show, Davis Circus of Illusion. The show plays weekly at the Cattle Track Theater near old town Scottsdale. Learn more »
Desert Botanical Gardens
Established in 1939, Desert Botanical Garden is one of the area's greatest natural treasures. Spanning 55 acres, the Garden is home to thousands of species of cactus, trees, and flowers from all around the world. Explore the trails, or check out the Garden's numerous festivals, concerts, and special events. Learn more »
Hot Air Expeditions
Floating over the stunning Sonoran Desert will leave you in awe of nature's beauty and the peacefulness of flight! Hot air balloon rides make an incredible choice for an adventurous date, a magnificent birthday celebration or a memorable family outing. Make special occasions like anniversaries or proposals even more special by taking to the skies. Learn more »


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The Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce will hold a forum from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Oct. 19 at Lexington Middle School for candidates running for Lexington City Schools Board of Education.
Kent Beck, president of the Lexington Chamber, said the forum is an opportunity for the public to hear from the school board candidates for the first time.
"We invited all 16 candidates that have filed for the first elected school board," Beck said. "The chamber typically holds these candidate events. We have had them for the City Council, county commissioners and state legislature, but this is the first time we have ventured into education."
This is the first time school board members are to be elected; previously, city school board members have been appointed by the Lexington City Council by city ward and for two at-large members.
In June, the North Carolina General Assembly passed a bill changing the Lexington City Board of Education from a nine-member appointed board to a seven-member elected board based on the City of Lexington's six electoral wards and with one member representing Davidson County residents who live outside the city limits but inside the school district.
In the 2017 election, representatives from Wards 1, 2 and 3 will be elected to a term of two years, and Wards 4, 5, 6, as well as the Davidson County representative, elected for a term of four years. Following the initial elections, board members would have staggered elections every two years for their four-year terms.
Those who have filed for Lexington City Schools Board of Education include current school board member Rose Banks, as well as Darrick Horton and Janice Johnson-Hunter, for Ward 1; incumbent Hector Padial for District 2; current school board member Robert Curlee, as well as Bobby Wagner and Brent Wall, for District 3; Jeremy Bowers and current board Chairman John Burke for Ward 4; incumbent Angela McDuffie and David Norman for District 5; Thomas Danze, Charles England, II, Margaret Loda and Roland Trout for District 6; and Debra Verdell for the at-large seat.
The candidate forum will be moderated by former Thomasville City Schools Board of Education member Belinda Clark. Candidates will be given equal time to answer questions and will not know the questions ahead of time.
Beck said that the chamber is currently asking its members to submit questions they wish to be included in the forum. He said due to the large number of candidates, organizers will narrow these questions to four or five to give each candidate equal opportunity to answer.
"This is new territory for us," Beck said. "Education is very important, and it effects so many families and citizens. We just felt this would give the public a good opportunity to meet the candidates face to face, so to speak."
Beck said the chamber will not be holding a candidate forum for the Lexington City Council election because there is currently only one contested ward, Linwood Bunce and Gary Fancy for Ward 3.
Early voting for this year's elections will begin on Oct. 19 and will go through Nov. 3. Election Day is Nov. 7.
Locations for early voting are the Davidson County Board of Election at 945 N. Main St. in Lexington from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4; and the Thomasville Public Library at 14 Randolph St. from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4.
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The other room pictured is 'Shiel' which is a smaller cosy room which is ideal to rent for small meetings or health and healing sessions. It even has a specifically designed hair washing sink (used by our regular barber!).


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Mile Square Theatre Fall Classes
Drama School Fall Classes start soon at Mile Square Theatre
Parents in Hoboken and surrounding cities will be happy to know that the Mile Square Theatre (at the Monroe Center – 720 Monroe St.) has announced their Fall 2010 schedule of classes for kids from pre-school through the 10th Grade!
"From pre-School creative dramatics, to fun and accessible classes in acting, Shakespeare, and comedy, MST offers a variety of drama classes for a full range of young people, taught by an experienced faculty of teaching artists."
After many kids attended previous drama school classes – parents reported back with how thrilled they were. "My daughter's curiosity about Shakespeare's works turned into avid enthusiasm. She gained terrific understanding of the play, and had a lot of fun. She still recites lines from Midsummer. I'm impressed!" said one mother of an 8 year old student. While another mom was thrilled with the faculty, "The teachers were amazing and the program was so well run. She was excited to go to class every day…"
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Friday, August 5, 2016 @7:30PM
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Vidiksis leads SPLICE Ensemble and the BEEP all-stars in their Chinese debut concert of his music to headline the opening of the Warhol Exhibition opening celebration. Featuring Vidiksis's electronic works and the premiere of a new piece in response to Warhol's video works.
M WOODS is pleased to announce Andy Warhol: Contact, an exhibition of groundbreaking film, photography, and interactive installations by one of the twentieth century's most influential artists. Curated by M WOODS Director Presca Ahn, it is the first in a series of major solo exhibitions planned at the museum over the next three years.
The first exhibition in China to focus on the experimental, mechanically produced areas of Warhol's practice, Andy Warhol: Contact features photographs, installations, and films that broke the boundaries of contemporary art when they were first made, and still compel viewers today with their extraordinary immediacy. Made by Warhol using cameras and other machines, the works illuminate an overlooked theme in Warhol's famed body of work: human evanescence in the face of time. From his minimalist films of the 1960s to his ephemeral installations to his instant film portraits on Polaroid, these works' technical means of production enable distinctly Warholian explorations of time in relation to both subject and artist.
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Gangsters, mobsters, and crime bosses, oh my. A genre born out of the dark world of organized crime, gangster movies have been thrilling audiences for years. Ripe with violence and crime, mobster films never fail to entertain.
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With everything from classic mob flicks to international crime fare, here are the best gangster movies on Netflix. Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.
Kill the Irishman
An adaptation of To Kill the Irishman: The War That Crippled the Mafia, Kill the Irishman is based on the life of Irish-American gangster Danny Greene (Ray Stevenson). Greene, a corrupt longshoreman, is elected to serve as the president of the dock workers' union, but his rise to power leads to his criminal activities being exposed. After receiving a plea bargain, Greene rises through the ranks of Cleveland's underworld. Despite his growing list of criminal ties, Greene tries his best to help Irish-Americans in need, earning the nickname "The Robin Hood of Collinwood." As his list of his allies grows, so does his list of enemies.
Riphagen is based on the true story of Dries Riphagen, a Dutch gangster who collaborated with the Nazis. Riphagen was responsible for sending many Jewish people to concentration camps, all while conning them into giving him their belongings in the process. Starring Jeroen van Koningsbrugge as the titular character, the film tells the story of Riphagen's cons, crimes, and betrayals, following him through the aftermath of the war. Unfortunately, the collaborator and criminal was never brought to justice for the hundreds of deaths he caused. This new addition to Netflix is as entertaining as it is disturbing.
Related: Crime and No Punishment in Prohibition-Era New York
Jackie Brown
One of Quentin Tarantino's less explosive films, Jackie Brown is an adaptation on Elmore Leonard's Rum Punch. Jackie Brown (Pam Grier) is a flight attendant who uses her job as a cover to smuggle money from Mexico to the U.S. for gangster Ordell Robbie (Samuel L. Jackson). When one of Ordell's lackeys is arrested, he reveals Jackie's secret to the authorities. She is arrested and refuses to cut a deal. Ordell fears she will turn on him and attempts to kill her but is caught off guard when she pulls out a gun in return. Refusing to take sides, Jackie is thinking only of herself and how she could take off with the money. In Jackie Brown, Tarantino puts his own spin on the classic gangster film.
Gangs of New York
Martin Scorsese's sweeping historic gangster flick Gangs of New York focuses on Amsterdam Vallon (Leonardo DiCaprio), the son of Priest Vallon (Liam Neeson). Priest is the boss of a Irish Catholic gang. When the patriarch is murdered, young Amsterdam is sent to an orphanage. Sixteen years later, Amsterdam returns to the Five Points district in New York City to avenge his father's murder. His father's murderer, William "Bill the Butcher" Cutting (Daniel Day-Lewis), is the leader of the rival gang and now controls the entirely of the Five Points. Knowing that the only way to get vengeance is by penetrating Bill's inner circle, Amsterdam develops an elaborate plot to grow close to the dangerous leader. A combination of a classic crime film and a period drama, Gangs of New York tells a grand and gripping story of revenge and weaves in the social issues of 1860s New York City.
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Mean Streets
One of Martin Scorsese's earliest films, 1973's Mean Streets also marks the first time Scorsese worked with Robert De Niro. The gritty picture follows a low-level gangster in New York's Little Italy named Charlie (played by Harvey Keitel). Charlie's dead set on making a name for himself in the criminal underworld. But he's also a man torn between his ambition and personal affairs, from his secret relationship with Teresa and his crisis of faith to his doomed relationship with the erratic Johnny Boy (Robert De Niro).
Pulp Fiction
Twenty-five years after it first exploded onto the screen in 1994, Quentin Tarantino's hyper-stylized, hyper-violent crime movie remains as thrilling as ever. A series of interconnecting vignettes play out across the streets of greater Los Angeles, from a pair of philosophical hitmen on their way to complete a job to a washed-up boxer looking for one last score and two skittish robbers trying to hold up a diner.
Related: 9 Classic Detective Fiction Novels Every Mystery Fan Needs to Read
Layer Cake
This 2004 British film is based off of J.J. Connolly's novel of the same name. London criminal XXXX (Daniel Craig) is trying to leave his life as a cocaine dealer behind. Before XXXX can gracefully exit his illegitimate career, mob boss Jimmy Price (Kenneth Cranham) gives him one final job: Locate the missing daughter of one of Price's associates. With millions of dollars worth of ecstasy, the Serbian mafia, and double-crossers in his way, getting out of the drug business is easier said than done.
The Outsider
The dark Netflix original The Outsider centers around the Yakuza gang post-World War II. In 1954, an American soldier, Nick Lowell (Jared Leto), sits in a desolate prison in Osaka, Japan. When Nick stops fellow inmate and Yakuza clan member Kiyoshi (Tadanobu Asano) from being hanged to death, Kiyoshi and the Yakuza repay Nick by orchestrating his release from prison. However, upon gaining his freedom, Nick finds himself immersed in the gang, taking on jobs and adopting their brutal nature.
The Departed
This intense Martin Scorsese favorite took home four Oscars in 2007. In this film, a Boston Irish mob boss, Frank Costello (Jack Nicholson), plants Colin Sullivan (Matt Damon) as a mole within the Special Investigations Unit of the Massachusetts State Police. Meanwhile, an undercover cop, Billy Costigan (Leonardo Dicaprio), is sent to infiltrate Costello's empire of organized crime. As Sullivan and Costigan learn of the existence of one another, it becomes a race to uncover the identity of their organization's respective breach.
Related: The Best Crime Movies Streaming on Netflix You Can Watch Tonight
Nicolas Cage reprises his role as the sleazy mobster Eddie King from the 1993 movie Deadfall. However, in this film, we follow the brothers Mikey (Johnathan Schaech) and JP Lindel (Adrian Grenier). Throughout their lives, JP has proven himself to be the "good" brother, while Mikey is framed as being the "screw up." When Eddie King takes Mikey for ransom, JP has to loosen his morals to get his brother back. This action thriller also features John Cusack as a detective and old friend of the Lindel brothers.
The Ruthless
The 2019 Netflix Italian-French crime drama The Ruthless tells the compelling and action-filled story of Santo Russo, who is portrayed by Riccardo Scamarcio in the film. Though Russo eventually becomes a notorious criminal in Milan, his journey begins with his start as a rebellious teenager. In the economic excess of the 1980s, viewers follow Russo's highs and lows within the fearsome 'ndrangheta Mafia. Full of robberies, kidnappings, and heroin, this film ticks all the necessary boxes for gritty gangster movies.
Related: The Best Psychological Thrillers Streaming on Netflix Right Now
Revenge of the Green Dragons
Released in 2014, Revenge of the Green Dragons is actually based on a New Yorker article which detailed the New York City gang life of Chinese Americans in the 80s and 90s. In this film, two young Chinese immigrants, Sonny (Justin Chon) and Steven (Kevin Wu), work their way through the ranks of the Chinatown gang "The Green Dragons." As the two of them are brought into violence and trained to kill, they garner the attention of the New York City police.
Skin Trade
New Jersey police detective Nick Cassidy (Dolph Lundgren) is in the middle of investigating an international human trafficking ring when his wife and daughter fall victim to the Serbian crime boss Viktor Dragovic (Ron Perlman). Determined to bring Dragovic to justice, Cassidy follows him to Thailand, where he teams up with Thai agent Tony Vitayakul (Tony Jaa). Meanwhile, Cassidy is viewed as unhinged and is under pursuit by FBI Agent Eddie Reed (Michael Jai White). Balancing personal tragedy and global scale crime, Skin Trade delivers action and intrigue.
Kills on Wheels
This Hungarian film brings elements of comedy into the gritty scape of gangster cinema. The story features two disabled actors— Zoltán Fenyvesi and Ádám Fekete— in the roles of Zolika and Barba, roommates in a care facility who are taken under the wing of paralyzed hitman Rupasov (Szabolcs Thuróczy). Kills on Wheels exhibits a tenuous grasp on reality as it bounces between addressing the very real challenges and pain experienced by wheelchair users and Zolika and Barba's dubious involvement in the Serbian crime world.
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Just in time for the holidays, we're going to be exploring one of the most popular weight loss plans in America, the Keto diet. Join host, Eric Martsolf as he dives into "Keto Diet For Dummies" by Rami and Vicky Abrams. Rami and Vicky don't just write about the Keto diet, they live it. In fact, they were so impressed with what Keto did to improve their lives, they jumped into the lifestyle completely, now running the blog taste-a-holics and even publishing a keto diet app.
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Playwrights Foundation
The Bay Area Playwrights Festival, now in its 42nd year, welcomes a new cohort of fiercely talented and insightful playwrights who present challenging and provocative developing new work this summer. Save the date for two transformative weekends of readings, speakers, panels and a celebration of the creative fire. Check the website for lineup.
This is what SF/Arts curator Jean Schiffman has to say about Bay Area Playwrights Festival :
It's likely that at least one, probably more, of the staged readings at this year's festival—written by Terence Anthony, Jeesun Choi, Candrice Jones, Tori Keenan-Zelt, christopher oscar peña and Jonathan Spector—will end up as a national success story. Each play gets two public readings; other activities include panel discussions. Among the provocative titles: "House of the Negro Insane" and "How the Baby Died" (relax: it's a dark comedy).
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A grief stricken American infantryman whose friend has been killed in action is comforted by another soldier. In the background a corpsman methodically fills out casualty tags, Haktong-ni area, Korea. August 28, 1950. Sfc. Al Chang. (Army)
The remains of a Brunswick serviceman, missing in action from the Korean War, have been identified.
Marine Cpl. Clarence Huff Jr., 20, of Brunswick, will be buried with full military honors on Aug. 15 at 11 a.m. in the Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery in Seville.
In late Nov. 1950, Huff and the I Company, 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, came under attack as they withdrew from the Chosin Reservoir to Hagaru-ri, South Korea.
Huff was reported missing in action a few days after the attack.
In 1954, during Operation Glory, China turned over remains of U.S. servicemen who died in the Korean War. At the time, the U.S. Army's Central Identification Unit was unable to identify Huff and his remains were buried as "unknown" at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu.
Source: Tina Kaufmann for ABC News Channel 5.
Fed up with false alarms, Long Beach, N.Y. to hand out $100-$700 fines.
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Sweden's Dirty Loops are on the road in North America! We're following them around providing you with updates from the group as they make their way around! Keep up to date with them with their tour diaries here on Substream!
So we're in Toronto on our second Canada stop this tour and our 5th stop in total. Really looking forward to the show tonight.
Had a lot of fun in New York, Montreal, Boston and Baltimore. And we're happy and scared to see some of our idols in the audience.
We checked out the Niagra falls like true tourists yesterday on our off day, and I totally pounded Aron on NHL 15. 10-2 was the end result. He really sucks.
On a more philosophical note, why do all bands draw cocks in the backstage area, we haven't so far, but maybe it's something that comes along with the nightliner atmosphere, whoever lives will see.
Hope to see you at a show near you (total clichè)
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Penn State's Canvas Learning Center serves as a gateway for faculty and support staff to get the most out of using Canvas for teaching and learning. The learning path is housed within a Canvas course and designed to be your one-stop-shop for learning how to use Canvas, whether you do so at your own pace or through live training!
This hands-on session for students in the classroom focuses on the Sites at Penn State tool, a blogging and website platform powered by WordPress. Get started with the Sites at Penn State tool and learn to create a personal or course blog, department, event, or course website, or an ePortfolio. Discuss best practices for managing text, posts, pages, media, and themes while exercising best practices in site design.


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A lone cross built to honor the dead of World War I, bolted to a desert rock on public land, raises a host of complicated issues about which religious displays violate the Constitution's ban on establishment of religion and who may challenge them. But the Supreme Court yesterday seemed disinclined to answer most of them.
Justices spent nearly half of the oral argument deciding what they were deciding about the 61/2-foot cross in the Mojave National Preserve in California and appeared to settle on a rather narrow question: whether Congress solved the problem by trying to transfer the land on which the cross sits to private ownership.
The case was the first major opportunity for the court under Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. to delve into the meaning of the First Amendment command that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion." Previous court rulings on religious displays have been mostly narrow and case-specific, producing few rules on who may challenge government actions or what violates the Establishment Clause.
Justices seemed uninterested in reviewing the lower court's decision, which found that a former park superintendent who objects to religious displays on public land is entitled to bring the lawsuit. Only Justice Antonin Scalia seemed to want to decide the more basic question of whether the cross was unconstitutional in the first place.


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