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On the day of the Jonas Brothers first major motion picture opening today, the JoBros were jetting to various movie theaters this weekend to surprise movie goers who are watching the new film, "Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience."
Nick, Joe and Kevin along with the help of Marquis Air and NetJets, took the air to stop off at various theaters to bring the 3D Concert Experience closer to their fans with a live appearance by the boys. For the JoBros, it was more about giving back to their fans.
Quick Shot of the Jonas Brothers Premiere in Hollywood.
Unfortunately, this past weekend's numbers were a bit humbling as "Tyler Perry's Madea Goes To Jail" kept the Jonas Brothers' premiere weekend in the slammer by grossing $16,175,926 compared to the the 3D experience's $12510,374.
However, if you look closer at the figures, the JoBros still did well as their film was only released to 1271 theaters vs Perry's 2052. So in fact, the JoBros made more per theater than Perry. JoBros averaged $9843 per theater while Perry's made $7883.
So all is not lost, but you can see that Hannah Montana still has a broader reach the Jonas Brothers.


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Vas-y direct!
At the end of 2017, Geneva Airport, one of the biggest in Switzerland, chose Creatives to create new 360° communication campaigns. That is how we startedworking for several months on a first campaign to promote direct flights.
Our mission was to develop and carry out a multi-channel campaign intended for a wide audience in order to promote direct flights to North America (Washington, Montreal and New York) in an informative and attractive way.
We first worked on the short and impacting key message of the 'Vas-y direct' (fly there directly) campaign before creating visuals focused on the emotional aspect related to the destinations. Thus, instead of focusing on rather traditional images of iconic places and landscapes, the campaign focuses on the human relationships and on what you can experience in each city.
Multichannels campaign
Thanks to its coherent key message, its 360° format and its strategic roll out in crowded public locations, the campaign reached a wide and diversified audience, increasing awareness of direct flights to North America. The different actions on the web also reached a large target group generating 18,500 visits on the campaign's landing page.
We used the key visuals on several print (bus wrapping, elevators branding, display and advertisements in magazines) and digital (web banners, DOOH and a landing page) media. Developed in French and German, the campaign was rolled out for 4 weeks between August and September 2018. In parallel, our creative team also produced a promotional video as part of the FIBA sponsorship.

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This project supports monitoring and assessment activities by MPCA EAO staff and includes lab analysis, equipment, fieldwork, data management, and interpretation expenses associated with monitoring and assessment activities.The ambient groundwater monitoring network describes the current condition and trends in Minnesota's groundwater quality.
PROJECT GOAL: Improve agricultural production and reduce flooding losses while minimizing the unwanted environmental impacts of subsurface drainage.
PROJECT OBJECTIVE: Demonstrate controlled tile drainage as a flood mitigation practice as well as the water quality and quantity benefits. The project is intended to set an example to increase the adoption of drainage water management practices in the Red River Valley.
Controlled drainage and a saturated buffer are both being evaluated as part of this project.
MN Legislative Clean Water Fund funding to engage citizens in local watershed monitoring, work with regional partners to promote understanding and protection of watersheds, and organize and facilitate gathering of scientific data all for the benefit of water quality in the Red River Basin.


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Trick Parts of Picking a Career
Picking a job may be a grueling venture. When you are prepared to devote to a various profession make certain you comprehend the details of your picked submitted. Selecting a career is a considerable goal for virtually anyone. In all, choosing a profession for a community health and wellness nurse will use a possibility to make use of professional skills to not just treat but avoid condition on a broad degree, while demonstrating the best of values in nursing.
There are some that alter professions every now and also afterwards merely to obtain what they're browsing for. Taking a teaching fellowship will permit you to develop get in touches with that could aid you in increasing your career later. On top of that, you will progressively recognize what you want to achieve from your career. Selecting an occupation for life depending on the above attributes as well as advantages will have the ability to aid you make an enlightened selection.
Things You Should Know About Selecting a Profession
When you're picking a career program, you may wish to have a pointer from educators and produce lesson plans which can aid you accomplish your targets. The lesson strategy in picking a job path is a means to keep you focused on your target and the measures you'll require to take to reach your objective. Possessing a lesson program will detail the path you would love to take, the activities you will require to experience to arrive, as well as where you will gradually end up. Job preparation can be fairly vital to you whether you're altering your occupation or trying to development in your present area.
The Discomfort of Choosing a Job
You have the ability to still venture and attempt to locate one more job option. The choices are limitless in job paths you'll be able to take, and there is an abundance helpful out there simply waiting to show receptionist iPad you specifically what you can be if you want to. When you're thinking about building an option like a profession for life it is very important to take into consideration the functions as well as advantages of your fields of rate of interest. The options of situating a position aren't merely limited to working in a doctor's workplace or hospital.
To select the best occupation, it's important to discover your idea of accomplishment for your future. Making use of an occupation instructor or therapist is a great idea if you are able it. As opposed to basing your occupation selection on something you think you need to do, it is a great concept to lay out to find a job that suits your individuality. There are many fantastic pointers and challenging inquiries in the book it's tough to define it in 1 sentence. It's likewise important to bear in mind that though the work is in a holiday type of area, it's still function. Living life in your terms can make a setting which makes life a great area to be.
1 way you are able to start your job as an electronic aide, is to start your small company and give out business cards to your potential consumers. Next off, must you choose to take part in an occupation along the specific lines of the momentary placements you have held, you may have gained some exceptionally essential industry reference calls. Both are exceptional and also enjoyable jobs with good employment opportunities. Choosing a profession is easily the most important decision you could have to make in your whole life. Choosing a career in certified sensible nursing isn't a simple road. Distinct people select a nursing profession for unique factors.
Every person taking into consideration college has similar inquiries. You may additionally wish to examine at employment universities or professional courses. Perhaps you need to take a look at your neighborhood university's nursing program. The very first device which you will need is a superb education and learning.
Locating employment in healthcare may become your response. You genuinely don't need to be embeded 1 task for life. Keep in mind, going into a job only due to the fact that it pays well won't maintain you satisfied. Picking an oil task may be an extremely appealing option for a labor force that can or else find it difficult to find work in various areas of hefty design. You need to plan your job and work your plan. Group work is essential because it can be a problem of life and also death. Aid is around when you are selecting a profession.


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The Tuileries Garden [1] is a public garden between the Louvre Museum and Place de la Concorde in the first arrondissement of Paris. It was created by Catherine de Medici as garden of the Tuileries Palace in 1564.
The Ghostbusters pursued the ghost of Jean l'Ecorcheur from the Louvre to the Tuileries. Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, and Winston Zeddemore ran half a mile to the garden and witnessed Jean attempting to bond with the Poveglian Artifact and evolve into a higher spectral class. They were unable to penetrate the energy field surrounding Jean. While the Ghostbusters fired at Jean and occupied its attention, Lieutenant Philip Constantin sneaked around the ghost and fired the Ghost Taser on the artifact, destroying it. The Ghostbusters then trapped Jean. They returned to the Louvre to search for the Unknown Soldier Ghosts who initially took the artifact to the Louvre.
- According to lore, the ghost of Jean l'Ecorcheur haunts the Tuileries where he was allegedly assassinated.
- Ongoing Series
- Volume 3
- Ghostbusters International #5
- Ghostbusters International #6
- Mentioned in What Came Before Page! [2]
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- ↑ Ray Stantz (2016). IDW Comics- "Ghostbusters International #5" (2016) (Comic p.14). Ray Stantz says: "It must've gone back to the Tuileries Garden."
- ↑ What Came Before! Page (2016). IDW Comics- "Ghostbusters International #6" (2016) (Comic What Came Before! page). Narrator says: "After managing the situation at the museum and trailing the assassin's specter to the nearby Tuileries Garden, the boys in gray managed to trap the entity -- with the help of Philip Constantin, of the National Police Force."


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Right Around the Corner: Spring Pet Allergies
Do you suffer from a runny nose, sneezing, and a scratchy throat when spring arrives? Chances are, you aren't alone – your pet may experience spring allergy symptoms, as well. Allergies are relatively common in animals, but you may not know what to look for or how to help.
Although spring pet allergies may be a challenge, the team at Blue Valley Animal Hospital can help you develop a plan to support your pet through whatever the season brings!Continue…


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RCD's Engagement Work
Since being established, RCD has nurtured the creative potential of many young dancers, professionals and local communities throughout the UK and abroad via independent workshops, residencies and community engagement programs. Through these sessions, RCD's engagement team give participants an insight into the company's creative methods and ideology, alongside and inclusive, playful and challenging approach to contemporary dance.
As part of RCD's engagement program, Richard has created two intergenerational works in partnership with Dance in Devon for a community cast of dancers aged 14-94. His involvement and regular creations with Dance City and Swindon Dance CAT Schemes has shaped his unique and enriching offer for young people and his experiences with ROC Creative and Wheelfever have given him five years of knowledge of how to work inclusively within dance.
Richard is an experienced guest lecturer at BA level, teaching for organisations such as Rambert School, Northern School of Contemporary Dance, Trinity Laban, ArtEz Institute of the Arts (Holland), School of the Arts Singapore and Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (Singapore).
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Shott Takes on the Apocalypse
For many people, myself included, the end of the world is happening all the time! –Douglas CouplandWe stage a dress rehearsal that ends at eight p.m. The lights dim, then go out. The city disappears into darkness. * Nightly blackouts, ghostly trams. Weary millions riding the subway back and forth across the city. * A dress rehearsal is performed on the world's stage. No one is watching. When the play's over we go home to our dim hopes and prodigious hunger. * Poor actors dressed in bark cloth. City of millions, city of endings. It is eight o'clock. * On empty stomachs we forget our lines. The end of the world is a dim rehearsal on an unlit stage. * We are prodigious. We are hopeful. We lie down in the dark.
Patricia Young has published twelve collections of poetry and one of short fiction. She has received numerous awards for her writing including The Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize, the Pat Lowther Award, and a CBC Literary Prize. She has twice been nominated for the Governor General's Award for Poetry. Her collection of short fiction, Airstream, won the Rooke-Metcalf Award, was shortlisted for the Butler Prize and was named one of the Globe and Mail's Best Books of the Year.
Short Takes on the Apocalypse features poems built entirely upon the words of others. Originating as a response to Elmore Leonard's "Ten Rules of Writing," and expanding to include poetic responses to quotations about writing from other sources—from Leonardo da Vinci to Neil Gaiman, Margaret Atwood to Jimmy Kimmel—the resulting pieces traverse a myriad of themes. Playfully exploring subjects as wide-ranging as veganism, gun violence, sex, parenting, feminism, death, and Coachella, Young bounces off the selected epigraphs with a vital energy and crackling wit.
Arrived October 2016.
Book Launches: Done and gone!
Purchases: From the Biblioasis website or at your local bookstore. $18.95.
Building entirely upon the words of others.
The copyrights of all poems included in the series remain with their authors, and are reprinted with the permission of the publishers.


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Introduction: This study was carried out to compare the antioxidative effects of Melissa officinalis - Cinnamomum tea and Vaccinium myrtillus - Cinnamomum tea.
Methods: This is a clinical trial performed on 50 petrochemical workers who were exposed to mercury. They were randomly divided into two groups of 25. After taking written informed consents, 5 ml venous blood was collected from each worker and its indicators of oxidative stress were measured. Then, the first group used 100 ml Vaccinium myrtillus - Cinnamon tea for thirty days and the second group were given 100 ml Melissa officinalis - Cinnamon tea for thirty days. At the end of the intervention, five ml venous blood was collected from both groups again and their oxidative stress parameters were measured and compared. To analyze data, descriptive statistics (mean and standard deviation) and analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) were performed.
Results: DNA damage and plasma lipid peroxidation in both groups showed significant differences (p=0.001, p=0.042). The antioxidant effects of Vaccinium myrtillus – Cinnamon tea on DNA damage (163.36±58.13) and plasma lipid proxidation (134.46±12.69) were higher than those of Melissa officinalis – Cinnamon tea (352.05±70.95, 138.40±16.39) .
Conclusion: After consuming Vaccinium myrtillus - Cinnamomum tea, antioxidative and genoprotective effects in workers exposed to toxic effects of mercury was obtained.


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Zach's Sermon on Psalm 137
Zachary Walters, a Master of Divinity student at Union Seminary and an intern this year at St. Lydia's, preached this sermon on Psalm 137 at Dinner Church on September 22.
That "Going-Back-Home" Feeling
We all know what it feels like to go back home.
To let out a deep breath,
and feel your whole brain relax.
After a long day of subways and sidewalks and carrying things and bumping people,
the air just feels a little better, a little calmer, when you get back home.
I feel it when I set foot into my parent's house,
where I grew up,
and now, after seven years,
If I was out of town,
I start to feel it when I get closer to that
familiar New York skyline.
Nowadays, I feel it on Sunday evenings
when I first step into the Zen center.
I felt it as a child
in my grandmother's house especially.
That's where we spent most holidays, my family.
When we all got together we numbered more than twenty,
and every time, at least once, we would gather around the piano,
and my grandmother would plink out a couple of chords everyone knew.
"The Waters of Babylon" was one of them, a song based on this psalm.
Pretty soon she got everyone singing,
whether they knew the words or not.
My grandmother is just that kind of woman.
You can read the full text of Zach's sermon here.


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-a log of obstacles, impediments and injustices in the course of a life of disability.
this is my first "daily indignity" post on this blog. i have stories to write and tell, but this is fresh, and occurred yesterday. the ones from days before the blog will have to wait. most of the daily indignities will have to do with outright discrimination against the disabled. inaccessible events, unjust policies, violations of my human rights. this one comes from an activist list for those suffering from a condition known as chronic fatigue syndrome, to which i posted my introductory letter. many consider the two illnesses, fibromyalgia and cfs to be one and the same, at least in a majority of patients. at the very least, one might assume that those suffering from a disease so similar and struggling with the same obstacles would want to share a certain solidarity with others in a similar situation.
yesterday i received the following email from the moderator of the group. now, understand, hardly anyone posts to this group and this was my first post. here's my welcome message:
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Subject: post for CFIDSME-Activist
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 01:48:25 +0000
From: maryslists@______________
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi Emma – sorry I haven't been on line for a bit. All new members are moderated because we had a lot of trouble with spams a while back. And I should have picked up new messages but have been busy with other things (and time is limited …)
This is mainly a list for CFS/ME (which is not fibro) – but I found it interesting you chose Frida because another friend of mine who is on a feeding tube with CFS/ME is a great fan of Frida's, and knows the same history you mention.
If you could shorten that reference to your blog to just a few paragraphs, instead of such a long post, it would be okay to send to the list.
I responded:
——– Original Message ——–
Subject: Re: post for CFIDSME-Activist
Date: Sun, 09 Oct 2005 19:27:44 -0700
From: Emma Rosenthal
Reply-To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Organization: earthlink
To: maryslists@________________
if the reason for moderating mail was to avoid spam, then not posting my
email does not fit that criteria and should be posted without editorial
interference. cfs and fibro are basically the same illness. cfs is
marked by fatigue, fibro, by pain. 80% of all people with either have
both. i am in that category. i fit the criteria for both illnesses.
furthermore, as orphan illnesses, cfs, fibro, and a host of other health
issues might be of interest to members of this list, as activists who
might want to build alliances and connections around points of mutual
concern. i could add "cfs" to my piece if it please you, but won't
shorten it. that's ridiculous. if this venue is so picky, it isn't the
right one for me. it isn't as if you get a lot of posts!!!!! since july
you've had only 14 posts. only one this month. you might want to
encourage participation, not discourage it. it reminds me of stupid
feminist arguments over who shaves their legs and who doesn't, or the
old riddle:
how do feminists (in this case, cfs lists leaders) form a firing squad?
answer: in a circle.
post the article or unsubscribe me.
some time later, not having received a response, i checked to see if perhaps i had been unsubscribed. i have not. but i did take the time to reread the description of the list. (it's a yahoo list.)
and i wrote back to the list moderator:
——– Original Message ——–
Subject: Re: post for CFIDSME-Activist
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005
From: Emma Rosenthal
Reply-To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Organization: earthlink
To: maryslists@______________
The description of your list states:
"The CFIDSME-Activist has been created as an opportunity to discuss activism with relation to the illness known as M.E. (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis or Encephalopathy); CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome), CFIDS (Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome), or most recently for those who test positive for the RNaseL defect, R.E.D.D. (RNaseL Enzyme Dysfunction Disease), as well as the allied illness Fibromyalgia… (emphasis mine)"
so where exactly did i go wrong and how is your censorship of my post conducive to dialogue between activists? my letter and my blog, specifically address the relation of activism to these illnesses. the responses i got from those who were allowed access to it, on other lists, was very powerful. i seem to be speaking to something people want to hear.
on the other hand. i have no interest in participating in a forum where one person decides for the group without their input, what is and is not, beyond protecting the list from spam, appropriate activism and analysis.
as i stated in my previous communication, post my letter, or unsubscribe me.


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A Christmas Story
By Philip Grecian based on the 1983 movie by Jean Shepherd, Leigh Brown & Bob Clark
Dates: December 12-14, 2019
TCT's Christmas present to you is a Christmas classic sure to get you in the spirit for the holidays. This memoir of growing up in the Midwest in the 1940s follows nine-year-old Ralphie Parker in his quest to get a genuine Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas. Ralphie pleads his case before his mother, his teacher, and even Santa Claus himself at Higbee's Department Store. The consistent response: "You'll shoot your eye out!"
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It has been a month for Drake, which was mostly due to his beef with rapper Pusha-T, but a month nonetheless. In happier news that doesn't involve what's allegedly happening with his family, Drake just announced he's releasing a new album and dropped a music video that'll give you all the nostalgic feels.
In the video for "I'm Upset," Drake's song about being upset, his former Degrassi costars join him for their high school reunion at the Degrassi Community School gym.
Degrassi alums like Nina Dobrev (Mia Jones), Jake Epstein (Craig Manning), Lauren Collins (Paige Brooks), and Shane Kippel (Gavin "Spinner" Mason) all party with Drake throughout the night and get into some crazy antics. There's also a drug deal featuring Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith (Jay and Silent Bob), a fight scene, a fire, and a ton of hooking up, puking, photo ops.
Just your regular degular reunion, I guess?
Oh yeah, and Drake's new album, Scorpion, comes out on June 29. Please, just no more diss tracks! It's tew much!
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This year Will be a year with a difference. Meetings will alternate between Speaker and Business.
The Speaker meetings will include a relaxed evening with a meal followed by the speaker
The business meetings will give all members a chance to be involved with Programme Action and debates
I look forward to welcoming you to one of our meetings.


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Energy Healing
Energy Healing is an Eastern tradition that is used to restore balance to the emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects of a person.
We are each born into this world as vibrant alive beings. It is easy to see in most young children. They are naturally alive, and free spirited, and not so worried about what others think. As a natural course of growing up in our world, we experience hurts and disappointments. The extent of these hurts, vary from person to person, but we all develop defenses to cope in a world that is always in flux and where our needs are not always met. To develop these defenses is a normal part of being human; however, despite our defenses - and often because of them - we still experience emotional, physical, and spiritual imbalances. These imbalances are manifested in our energy centers, called chakras.
What can you expect in an energy healing session?
Clients lie on a massage table, fully clothed, while the healer puts their hands on or over the energy centers in the body. Often people describe feeling calm, relaxed, and grounded afterward. The energy system becomes balanced, creating a sense of peace.
Energy work enhances healing from surgery and other physical issues. It helps immensely with the emotional work that is being done in therapy, transforming our limited perceptions of ourselves. Often doors open to new spiritual awareness. It is a very potent source of healing on all levels.


text: The Nike REACT Hyperdunk 2017 is feeling blue, but in a good way, for this upcoming release with a mix of blue shades across the Flyknit upper and sole. The latest innovation from Nike Basketball drops on August 3rd in simple white and black colorways, and it looks like they'll soon be followed by this more colorful version with a heathered royal blue and grey Flyknit weave up top and a light blue tint on the wavy REACT foam midsole and rubber outsole. While we wait for a release date for this blue colorway, check out the Cargo Khaki Hyperdunk 2017 Flyknit and the mesh version with color fades on the misole.


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By: Edited Press Release
The Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory (TVMDL) Drug Testing Laboratory received interim accreditation from the Racing Medication and Testing Consortium (RMTC) board at the group's October meeting. The laboratory is only the seventh such to achieve this status.
The laboratory annually performs more than 3,500 tests for livestock and 7,400 tests for canine and equine racing animals. Since 1989, when the Texas Racing Act gave TVMDL the responsibility for providing drug testing services to the pari-mutual horse and greyhound racing industries, the drug testing laboratory has provided reliable screening for illegal and regulated therapeutic drugs in performance animals. Chemists work with veterinarians, offering diagnostic testing that helps ensure animal and public health.
"In order to achieve RMTC accreditation, we submitted to a rigorous application process, had a site inspection and completed the first round of an external quality assurance test," said Travis Mays, MS, analytical chemistry section head, the section that oversees the drug testing and toxicology labs at TVMDL. "We are confident that the lab will confidently pass further inspections to fulfill the requirements for full RMTC accreditation."
The laboratory continues to make strides in improve upon the expert testing already provided to clients. In 2014, the lab received ISO 17025 accreditation from the American Association of Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA) Competition Animal Drug Testing Laboratory Accreditation Program. Receiving this interim accreditation from RMTC is reflective of the superior level of service and attentiveness provided to clients by the drug testing laboratory.
On Oct. 13, the RMTC released information on the interim accreditation. The release included American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) president, Glenn Blodgett, DVM, praising the laboratory.
"I am extremely proud that the drug testing section of the TVMDL has been granted interim accreditation by the RMTC," said Blodgett. "Texas lies in the heart of Quarter Horse racing, and the AQHA is very proud to add another RMTC-accredited lab. Along with the AQHA, I would like to personally congratulate the Texas lab for this accomplishment."
The Texas Thoroughbred Association, American Quarter Horse Association, and the Texas Greyhound Association represent only one group of clients the drug testing laboratory serves annually. However, the industries have significant impact on the state's economy. The laboratory has state-of-the-art diagnostic assays and cutting edge technology focused on serving the livestock and racing industries in and around the state.


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I am a 63 and was diagnosed with branch retinal vein occlusion in the right eye resulting in macular edema. The doctor said that it developed a long time ago, but I did not know it. I was given Accentrix about 10 days ago. Can my vision return to normal and how soon would this happen?
Accentrix (or ranibixuma) is a medication that blocks a chemical factor that stimulates leakage from retinal blood vessels. It has been proven to be helpful for patients with macular edema from a branch retinal vein occlusion, meaning that it is more effective than no treatment and more effective than laser treatment. The research studies that showed this benefit involved multiple injections, given monthly. Only about one half of patients receiving the treatment had significant improvement at 6 months vs. one quarter of patients who did not receive the medication. Unfortunately, recovery of normal vision is infrequent, particularly if your doctor felt the vision loss was longstanding.
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Like most modern research telescopes, the SOFIA telescope uses a mirror to concentrate and focus the incoming light. SOFIA's telescope is usually referred to as a 2.5-meter meter telescope, rather than 2.7 meters, because the optical design requires that only about 90% of the mirror's reflecting surface (called the "effective diameter") can be used at any one time. Although SOFIA's telescope is by far the largest ever to be placed in an aircraft, compared to normal ground-based research observatories it is only medium-sized.
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Just trying this out after a 2 week steep, and I believe these flavors will hold up..... VTA watermelon to me,,, is one of the best watermelon out there, and I have tried most of them.
VTA watermelon is super strong, I found out the hard way !!! I also bought most all of my VTA straight from Australia,,,, shortly after they became public, a whopping 45$ shipping cost !!,...... To me I have not found to many that I don't like, and a lot of the flavors are damn good, The watermelon mixed at .50 ,,,, and 3.00 INW strawberry, the watermelon is very present and damn good. I am getting a delightful juicy, mouthwatering watermelon on the inhale, and a perfect strawberry on the exhale. This is a keeper for me. I'm using a Hussar Legacy on top of Drone 250C , @.15ohm , @ 56watts.
A remix Method1's Lemonaids which is a remix of SlashaLO's Satyra.
This shit bangs. No subs possible. Best damn ratio of concentrates in the game. Fuck me up, fam.
ATF won't allow me to put the accurate steep day for this one, so please note that this recipe is best at about 5 days BEFORE you mix it. Trust me.
Another tropical vape for you all. This one is similar to a Lava Flow which is coconut, strawberry, banana, and pineapple.
This is a mix that will be full of in-your-face-flavor so keep that in mind before ordering/mixing.
Hangsen Pineapple I find to be the best pineapple for this mix. INW Pineapple may work here but other pineapples I've tried just don't cut it for a tropical mix.
Feel free to sub FLV Coconut with 1% TFA Coconut Extra or use whatever coconut you like.
As usual, don't add heat or 'air out' these mixes for best taste. This one is certified shake 'n' vape, better with time.
This is somewhat of a departure from what a normally mix up, but don't pass up on it! In Hawaii they make these awesome snowcones that make you want to come back more than the beaches and waves.
This is a mix that will be full of in-your-face-flavor so keep that in mind before ordering/mixing.
Subbing the watermelon or strawberry with a different brand will unfortunately not work here. LA Watermelon and INW Strawberry are sorta niche ingredients that are quite different than other brands that share the same name. Feel free to sub CAP Coconut with 1% Coconut Extra (TFA) or whatever coconut you like. I also like to add 1% MF Vanilla to this, so try it out if you get the chance (or any vanilla really)
I recommend that you get the 'colorless' version of LA Watermelon, available at Wizards Labs and other vendors, so your coils won't gunk up as fast.
Certified Shake 'n' Vape, better with time.


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How to Clean a Smelly Fridge
From ConsumerReports.org: The last place you want a nasty smell is where you store your foods. Consumer Reports' experts show you how to you can freshen your fridge and eliminate odors.
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This workshop is a Better Process Control School (BPCS) event specifically for processors of acidified food products and meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 114 for FDA regulated food manufacturers. Please contact Dr. Andrew Clarke at the University of Missouri Food Science Program (573-882-2610) or email@example.com) if you have any questions about the Acidified Food Workshop.
Processors of low acid canned foods should attend a BPCS event designed for thermal processing (retorting) of low acid products such as one offered at Oklahoma State University (http://fapc.biz/workshops/processcontrol.html) June 10-12, 2015 or at the University of Arkansas (http://www.uark.edu/depts/ifse/bpcs2.html) November 3-5, 2015.
Workshop Faculty
Andrew Clarke, Ph.D.
University of Missouri-Columbia
William McGlynn, Ph.D.
Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma State University
Steve Seideman, Ph.D.
University of Arkansas
University of Arkansas
The registration fee is $425 for the first person from a company and $325 for each additional person from the same company or farm. There are a limited number of $200 scholarships available for specialty crop growers. All participants will be provided with workshop materials as well as lunch and refreshments during breaks.
Space is limited and early registration is encouraged.
Registration is limited to 50 participants. Registration deadline: March 9, 2015.
To register, please send an e-mail with contact information (participant name, company name, address, telephone and e-mail) to: firstname.lastname@example.com
We will confirm your registration and provide directions to the meeting location by e-mail reply. If you have any questions or do not have e-mail access for registration, please contact Eileen Nichols, 417-483-8139.
Cancellations, with refund, will be accepted until two weeks prior to the start of the course. Cancellations after March 16, 2015 will be charged $100 to cover preparation costs.
Lodging Information
There are limited lodging facilities available in Webb City, Missouri but more options are available in Joplin, Missouri about 15 minutes away. The Holiday Inn at 3615 Rangeline Road in Joplin, MO has a group rate of $87 per room per night, including breakfast for two (ask for the Better Processing School rate) at 417 782-1000. Reservations must be made by March 15. Other options do exist and most chains provide directional advice on their websites. Participants make their own reservations and lodging is not included in the cost of registration for the Acidified Food Workshop.
Workshop Location
The workshop will be held at the Webb City Public Library at 101 S. Liberty, Webb City, MO.
Manufacturers of Acidified Food Products are invited to send representatives to our new Acidified Foods Workshop at the Webb City Public Library on March 23-24, 2015. This workshop was developed in conjunction with partners at the University of Arkansas and Oklahoma State University to satisfy regulatory requirements for processors of acidified foods. The workshop will help participants to understand basic food safety principles and comply with 21 CFR Part 114.
The two-day (7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.) workshop is best for managers or process operators responsible for the safety of acidified foods. New or relatively inexperienced employees are welcome and a reduced registration fee will be available for multiple representatives from a single company. The registration fee will cover all educational materials, exams, and a food safety textbook plus refreshments. In addition, the registration fee includes a laboratory analysis of the pH and water activity for one product per participant.
At the end of the program, there will be a "walk-through" of the paperwork needed to file an acidified food process with FDA conducted by a Process Authority. Every participant that successfully completes the workshop will receive a certificate that may be used to verify the training for FDA or Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services records.
The Better Process Control School for thermally processed low acid foods and the Acidified Food Workshop for acidified foods are available for companies or agencies at their site. Please contact Dr. Andrew Clarke at 573-882-2610 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information and scheduling.
The University of Missouri will also host a workshop for Implementation of HACCP for the Meat and Food Industry on March 25-27, 2015. Separate registration is required for this workshop which is accredited by the International HACCP Alliance for certificate-based instruction that satisfy USDA and FDA training requirements. Contact either Andrew Clarke at email@example.com or Starsha Ferguson at email@example.com for more information about the HACCP Workshop.
Day 1
7:30-8:00 AM Registration
8:00-8:10 Welcome and Course Introduction, Dr. Andrew Clarke, MU
8:10-8:45 FDA Regulations (Chapter 1), TBD, Consumer Safety Officer, FDA
8:45-10:15 Microbiology (Chapter 2), Dr. Steve Seideman, UA
10:15-10:30 Break
10:30-11:45 Acidified Foods (Chapter 3), Dr. Andrew Clarke, MU
11:45-12:45 Lunch
12:45-1:45 Principles of Thermal Processing (Chapter 4), Dr. William McGlynn, OSU
1:45-3:00 Food Plant Sanitation (Chapter 5), Dr. Andrew Clarke, MU
3:00-3:15 Break
3:15- 4:30 Food Container Handling (Chapter 6), Dr. William McGlynn, OSU
4:30 Questions & Discussion
4:45 Adjourn*
Day 2
7:30- 8:00 AM Exam Retakes
8:00- 9:30 Records for Product Protection (Chapter 7), Dr. Andrew Clarke, MU
9:30-10:30 Process Room Instrumentation, Equipment and Operation (Chapter 8), Dr. Steve Seideman, UA
10:30 10:45 Break
10:45-12:00 Closure of Glass Containers (Chapter 16), Dr. Andrew Clarke, MU
12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:15 Closures for Semi-rigid and Flexible Containers (Chapter 17), Dr. Steve Seideman, UA
2:15-4:00 Process Authority Services and Filing Process Schedules with FDA, Dr. William McGlynn, OSU
4:00 Questions, Evaluations
4:30 Workshop Concludes
* A confidential analysis of pH and water activity of one product per participant is included in the workshop registration. Additional products can be tested for a fee (please contact Andrew Clarke at email@example.com for rates)


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Associate Professor Cheryl Tilse from The University of Queensland's Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences said Australia had one of the highest percentages of people with legal wills.
"Yet it is concerning that many young adults think there is plenty of time in the future and do not consider wider implications," Dr Tilse said.
She worked on a four-year study titled Having the Last Word, which was released in March at a meeting of public trustees in Canberra.
"Wills are under-used by young people and viewed quite narrowly," Dr Tilse said.
"Some people believe they are only for those with significant possessions.
"However there are other extremely important functions of a will, including nominating guardians for any dependents, confirming funeral arrangements and appointing the will's executors.
Dr Tilse said wills could also be complicated by blended families, culturally diverse families with traditions that varied from Australian law, and by the care expenses of increased longevity.
Under the Australian Research Council Linkage project, UQ worked in partnership with the Queensland University of Technology, Victoria University and seven public trustees.
Having the Last Word reveals 59 per cent of Australians have a will and a further 22 per cent expect to make one.
"Australia as a whole certainly has greater rates of will-making than we've seen on studies in the UK and US," Dr Tilse said.
"However many people don't appreciate the need to update their will. This is particularly important when new children come along, when people marry or when other important circumstances change.
"Wills cannot be static."
The findings also detail the economic and social costs of protracted contestation of wills.
Adult children were the group most likely to contest wills, Dr Tilse said.
"Sometimes they contest quite small amounts and consume much of the estate in legal fees," she said.
Dr Tilse said a sense of entitlement to "family money" needed to be challenged if contestation rates were to be reduced.
Prior to Having the Last Word there was no current data on the prevalence of Australian wills, intended beneficiaries and surrounding principles and practices.
Media: Associate Professor Cheryl Tilse +617 3365 3341, [email protected] ; Robert Burgin at UQ Communications, +617 3346 3035, +61 448 410 364, [email protected]. Public Trustee Media: Imelda Dodds +61 2 8688 2600, [email protected]


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By Lynn Staudacher
Today at my garage demolition, Eileen, my next door neighbor appeared, wearing a new turban. I imagined her pulling it onto her bald head like when I pull on a winter hat when I'm shoveling snow. Except hers is for pride and mine is for warmth.
She carried her mug of coffee and looked amazingly thin. Looking at her, I figured the chemo had taken its toll. It was July or August of last summer when she told me over the fence "they discovered a lump. I've been in remission for the last eleven years and now…" The way she looked at me straight in the eye I knew. A year. Tops.
"Now I'm going for another checkup and they'll decide if I need to start chemo."
I knew from that look of hers. She'd never really looked me straight in the eye. She'd be weeding and I'd be weeding or transplanting and she'd do that over-the-fence-talk that neighbors do—"what are those pretty little pink things you planted there?"
"Sweet William".
Or "What's the name of those red flowers?"
"Monarda, bee balm."
"Oh, I don't like bees. I'm allergic. Bee bomb. Bomb the bees."
"No, it's balm." I overpronounced the "L" in balm the way I say Palm-er Square where we live.
"Pallllllllll-mer, bee balllllllm. The smell is like a lotion, a balm—bees love it. Butterflies too." I said.
"Oh good, it's OK with me as long as it brings butterflies."
"How about if I dig up some of these for you—plant them and see how they grow in your yard."
And so, for the past few years, we've been passing cuttings and seeds over the fence to one another, cross pollinating our gardens. Eileen plants marigolds and impatiens, geraniums and petunias. The world of perennials is mostly a mystery to her. She didn't have much of a garden because her husband, Bill, had built one of those five foot tall circular swimming pools and it completely filled the yard space between their house and garage.
Looking down from my second story back porch landing, I'd see him floating in the aqua pool water on a yellow inflatable raft. I'd see him floating, looking at the summer sky and he seemed, from my vantage point, completely blissful. Probably the same high he got from alcohol although he'd been sober for years. He founded the Logan Square AA branch which is where he dropped dead one Sunday two years ago. Right after he stood on stage and said "My name is Bill and I'm an alcoholic." He dropped dead right then and there in front of everyone.
On that Sunday morning, the morning he dropped, I was cleaning up my front yard, sweeping the eternal detritus that blows across Palmer Square. And Bill appears on his front steps at approximately 8:30 am in a white tux, tails and top hat—the whole costume. The kind you'd wear to your second wedding. I look up, I gasp a little. He's lean and stately, like a tall Fred Astaire. I notice he's wearing a matching Mickey Mouse cumberbund and bowtie. I squint. Somehow, it works.
"Hey Bill, you look splendid this fine morning." I said.
"thanks, going to AA church."
I mumbled a few other thing to him which, if you put a gun in my mouth and asked me to tell you what I said, what he said, well, you'd have to shoot me.
Later that afternoon, I saw Carol, their tenant sitting on the steps.
"Didja hear? Ol' wild Bill dropped dead this morning right there at AA church. Heart attack. Went fast."
I was surprised, no, I was shocked, the kind of shock when someone you know dies suddenly and you try to recall the last words you had with them. I really did not know what to say.
"I am so sorry", I blurted. "Tell Eileen I'm so sorry for her."
I ran up my stairs with my groceries and thought about Bill.
He was an elegant tall man who never should have died at age 67. Too young—looked too healthy. He was a blue collar kind of laborer who after he retired was always fixing something around the house, kept active. But he was a little too crude for my tastes, a little gruff. For Christmas one year their kids gave him a sign, which he hung near the doorbell, which prominently displayed a hand carved black bird. The sign proclaimed "Here lives an old buzzard and a nice old lady."
That nice old lady, Eileen, was a round looking little grandma who weighed 190 or so when Bill dropped dead that day. And now, she's standing in her yard, watching my garage wall, one by one, being crushed by a Streets and San Jaws of Death Volvo 800 tractor.
I want to ask her "Eileen, you look so thin. I want to look like you. How much did you lose? Was it all through chemo or did you diet? Does chemo work like diet pills or are you just sick and throw-uppy all the time?"
I don't ask.
So I ask Carol later. "How much did Eileen lose?"
"Over a hundred pounds."
"You mean she's like 80 or 90 now?"
I didn't know if I wanted to be that thin. But just for a moment, though, I'd love to weigh as much as an Olympic figure skater and buy my jeans in the 'tweens department and not have to look at my butt in the full length mirror. But I do not want all that weight loss to come with a turban.
Carol is in my yard watching the demolition crew. She knows everything that goes on in the neighborhood. I swear she was a cat in her last lifetime and looked out her window and watched.
"See that house? They sell drugs on the porch. Late at night. And the black cat you feed in the morning, he sleeps under their porch."
"How do you know all this?" I ask.
"I watch", she says. Nodding her head and looking straight at the demolition crew. "I watch."
I almost told her right then and there—Carol, you could be a writer. But I don't.
Instead I said, "You are really observant. You are the neighborhood newsletter."
All Carol really wants is a full time job in Security somewhere, but at age 49 she has trouble being hired.
All I want is a little security now that my garage is torn down and hauled away and all is left is a cement slab, and my yard is vulnerable to anyone who wants to come in, from wild dogs to Mexican drug dealers.
I look at Eileen once more over the fence and see how small and frail she looks, her body more vulnerable than my yard. I wonder if she will see next spring. I wonder if she will take down the Buzzard sign. I wonder if she will see her sweet William bloom again.
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by Dr. Alex Shteynshlyuger, a board-certified urologist, and specialist in the treatment of penile problems in men
If you have any questions, to schedule a consultation or if you need a second opinion, please contact us or call: 646-663-5747
Why Do Men Come Too Fast and Experience PE (Premature Ejaculation)?
Premature Ejaculation
Premature ejaculation is a fairly common condition that affects many men at some point in their life. For most men, premature ejaculation is an occasional concern. Some men have severe and persistent premature ejaculation that has been present their entire life.
In studies, premature ejaculation is measured as intravaginal ejaculatory latency time (IELT), the time from penetration to ejaculation. For some men, premature ejaculation may be so severe that they ejaculate even before they are able to penetrate as soon as they get excited and often within 30-60 seconds of getting an erection or vaginal penetration. Premature ejaculation can have a severe effect on relationships both from guilt felt by the man and lack of satisfaction by partners. It can also cause depression and performance anxiety.
Two types of premature ejaculation are commonly seen in men.
Lifelong premature ejaculation is present since the onset of sexual activity and typically occurs every time a man ejaculates. Lifelong premature ejaculation tends to be more severe in nature, with time to ejaculation anywhere from 15-30 seconds to 2-3 minutes.
Men also can develop acquired premature ejaculation that often occurs as men get older or may occur occasionally. Acquired premature ejaculation has many causes including UTI, prostatitis, STDs, erectile dysfunction, neuropathy and diabetes, and many other causes. This tends to be less severe with men typically complaining of ejaculating within 2-5 minutes.
Causes of Premature Ejaculation
The exact cause of premature ejaculation is not clear but it is apparent that serotonin pathways in the brain affect premature ejaculation as SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) prolong ejaculatory time by increasing serotonin levels in the brain.
One hypothesis is that premature ejaculation is an evolutionary adaptation. Men who ejaculate faster may have an advantage in reproduction and survival.
It appears that men with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder may be at increased risk for premature ejaculation as well.
There are some reports that some men with premature ejaculation who also have scrotal varicoceles benefit from varicocele repair.
Some men develop new-onset premature ejaculation that appears to be related to inflammation around the nerves that go to the penis. Men with prostatitis, sexually transmitted diseases sometimes develop premature ejaculation along with urinary symptoms such as frequent urination, urethral pain during or after urination and perineal pain.
Treatment for Premature Ejaculation At New York Urology Specialists.
Premature ejaculation often coexists with erectile dysfunction. Often, erectile dysfunction may be masked by a severe premature ejaculation. Anxiety caused by premature ejaculation often leads to problems with obtaining and maintaining erections with a partner.
It is also important to differentiate erectile dysfunction from premature ejaculation. Men with premature ejaculation ejaculate too soon and then lose the erection. Men with erectile dysfunction lose erection typically without ejaculation.
Guidelines from American Urological Association (AUA) and our practice at New York Urology Specialists is that patients with any degree of erectile dysfunction associated with premature ejaculation first get treated with the goal of correcting erectile dysfunction. Treatment for erectile dysfunction often improves symptoms of premature ejaculation especially in men with acquired premature ejaculation.
Exact treatment depends on the individual situation but medications such as sildenafil (Viagra) or daily Cialis (tadalafil) work well for most men. In addition to treating erectile dysfunction, medication such as Viagra and Cialis appear to shorten the refractory period in men. Medications such as Cialis and Viagra can also allow men to maintain an erection and satisfy their partner even after ejaculation.
Treatment for Premature Ejaculation
Treatment options for premature ejaculation include behavioral therapy, psychotherapy, and medications. While psychotherapy may be helpful, it is often impractical.
Behavioral Therapy for Premature Ejaculation
Behavioral therapy involves a number of methods. One simple method is for men to stop thrusting to allow the sensation of impending orgasm to pass before resuming. That can prolong ejaculatory time. It tends to work for men with acquired premature ejaculation and does not work as well for men with severe PE. Some men find that after masturbation when they get a second erection they are able to last longer. This is more common in men with acquired ejaculation.
SSRI: Effective Treatment Option for Premature Ejaculation
Most effective treatment option for premature ejaculation involves using SSRI, antidepressant medications that have a beneficial side effect of prolonging ejaculatory time. These medications can be taken a few hours prior to intercourse if sex is planned. More commonly we advise that men take medications daily to avoid last-minute worry about the timing of medication use.
If SSRI medications do not help, certain medications that affect pain receptors can be tried.
Topical 'numbing" creams, wipes, and sprays can be used for the treatment of premature ejaculation. They are effective. Men often get frustrated because applying a bit too much causes numbness (not too good); not using enough does not help. Finding the right balance can be a challenge.
Penile Injection Therapy with Alprostadil (Edex) or Trimix
Another effective treatment option that can overcome premature ejaculation is intracorporeal injection therapy with medications such as alprostadil or Trimix which produce a very strong erection. These medications do not affect premature ejaculation but enable men to maintain erections for a prolonged period of time even after ejaculating which can allow them to satisfy their partner. The dose of medications can be adjusted to produce an erection of adequate duration. Typically the goal is to find a dose that will produce an erection that lasts less than 1 hour to avoid risks of priapism (an erection that lasts more than 2-3 hours). Usually, penile injection therapy is the treatment of last resort as it is associated with risks of priapism and Peyronie's disease (scar formation in the penis). Unfortunately, there are some clinics that offer penile injections as the first therapy for PE without trying other less expensive and safer treatment options.
We advise that you see a board-certified urologist who specializes in the treatment of PE.
Other Treatment Options for PE
There is some evidence that suggests that pelvic floor muscle training may be helpful for men with PE.
Treatment of the underlying erectile dysfunction often improves or overcomes premature ejaculation
Testosterone replacement therapy in men with low testosterone may be useful for some men with PE.
Surgical Treatment of Premature Ejaculation
Circumcision does not help men with premature ejaculation.
Why Choose New York Urology Specialists for Treatment of Premature Ejaculation Problems in Men?
- All treatment is performed by a Board-certified urologist experienced in treating men with penile symptoms using medical therapy, minimally invasive therapies, lasers, and open surgery.
- We are one of the few practices in the region to offer a full range of options for treatment of sexual and penile problems in men
- We offer treatment options for balanitis, genital warts, phimosis, Peyronie's disease, and penile cysts in our office which avoids the risks, costs, and recovery from general anesthesia.
- Extensive Experience: Hundreds of men and women have treated successfully using medical therapy and surgery.
When it comes to experience and innovation – New York Urology Specialists are a step ahead. Better Science Means Better Care. We specialize in minimally invasive highly effective treatment for symptoms of penile pain, urethral burning, foreskin inflammation, and penile cancer. Many treatment procedures are performed in the convenience and privacy of office settings under local anesthesia.
If you have any questions, to schedule a consultation or if you need a second opinion, please contact us or call: 646-663-5747
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Dr. Alex Shteynshlyuger is a fellowship trained board-certified urologist with expertise in evaluation and treatment of penis problems in men. He uses modern effective and proven treatment methods. He is highly recommended by doctors and patients alike.
He has successfully treated hundreds of men of all ages with penile problems including irritation and inflammation of the penis, bent penis, and weak erections.
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CAPE TOWN, July 10 – Former Springbok rugby player Ashwin Willemse on Tuesday said he will wait for a SA Human Rights Commission (HRC) hearing to air his "legitimate pain".
Speaking on talk radio 702 and Cape Talk, Willemse briefly touched on his decision not to participate in a mediation process by SuperSport which cleared Willemse's fellow presenters Nick Mallett and Naas Botha of racism. Willemse said this was not the appropriate forum to deal with the matter, but said he would participate in a HRC process
"We participate in that process…go there and engage in that particular process and hopefully restore my dignity," he said.
Willemse said he "reached out" to both Mallett and Botha after realizing what effect the debacle has had on his own family.
"I reached out based on the premise of reconciliation and it is in that same spirit which I would engage all parties involved, including the employer SuperSport," he said.
"There are no doors that are closed. We are talking here about restoration and…an environment where people's equality, human rights can be respected."
In May, Willemse stormed off the SuperSport set following the Lions' Super Rugby win over the Brumbies at Ellis Park after an apparent disagreement with fellow panelists Mallett and Botha.
It remains unclear what preceded the incident, but Willemse voiced his grievances with Botha and Mallett live on air before walking off the set.
"I played this game for a long time, like all of us here. As a player, I was labeled a quota player for a long time. I've worked hard to earn my respect in this game, so I'm not going to be patronized by two players who played in Apartheid – a segregated era – who come and want to undermine me," Willemse said.
"I can't work with people who undermine other people. So you [Botha and Mallet] can sit and laugh about it, but you know exactly what happened. I don't mind, I'm glad it happened so people can see because you two sit here …" said the 36-year-old former Springbok who promptly walked off the set.
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A New Method for Estimating Average Reservoir Pressure: The Muskat Plot Revisited
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- James G. Crump (Shell E&P Co.) | Robert H. Hite (Shell Intl. E&P Inc.)
- https://doi.org/10.2118/102730-PA
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- Society of Petroleum Engineers
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- SPE Reservoir Evaluation & Engineering
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- 11
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- 02
- Publication Date
- April 2008
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- Journal Paper
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- 298 - 306
- Language
- English
- 1094-6470
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- 2008. Society of Petroleum Engineers
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- 4.3.4 Scale, 5.1.1 Exploration, Development, Structural Geology, 5.2 Reservoir Fluid Dynamics, 5.6.4 Drillstem/Well Testing, 5.4.6 Thermal Methods, 5.1 Reservoir Characterisation, 5.5 Reservoir Simulation, 5.6.11 Reservoir monitoring with permanent sensors, 1.2.3 Rock properties, 5.1.2 Faults and Fracture Characterisation
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This paper describes a new method for estimating average reservoir pressure from long-pressure-buildup data on the basis of the classical Muskat plot. Current methods for estimating average reservoir pressure require a priori information about the reservoir and assume homogeneous reservoir properties or use empirical extrapolation techniques.
The new method applies to heterogeneous reservoirs and requires no information about reservoir or fluid properties. The idea of the method is to estimate from the pressure derivative the first few eigenvalues of the pressure-transient decay modes. These values are characteristic of the reservoir and fluid properties, but not of the pressure history or well location in the reservoir. The smallest eigenvalue is used to extrapolate the long-time behavior of the transient to estimate the final reservoir pressure. The second eigenvalue can be used to estimate the quality of the estimate.
Numerical tests of the method show that it estimates average reservoir pressure accurately, even when the reservoir is heterogeneous or when partial-flow barriers are present. Examples with real data show that the behavior predicted by the theory is actually observed.
We expect the method to have value in reservoir limits testing, in making consistent estimates of average reservoir pressure from permanent downhole gauges, and in characterizing complex reservoirs.
Several different methods of interpreting pressure-buildup data to obtain average reservoir pressure have been proposed (Muskat 1937; Horner 1967; Miller et al. 1950; Matthews et al. 1954; Dietz 1965) in the past, and in recent years some new techniques have appeared in the literature (Mead 1981; Hasan and Kabir 1983; Kabir and Hasan 1996; Kuchuk 1999; Chacon et al. 2004). Larson (1963) revisited the Muskat method and put it on a firm theoretical ground for a homogeneous cylindrical reservoir. Some of the existing techniques depend on knowledge of the reservoir size and shape and assume homogeneous properties (Horner 1967; Miller et al. 1950; Matthews et al. 1954; Dietz 1965). Such methods may result in uncertain predictions when reservoir data are unavailable or reservoir heterogeneity exists. The inverse time plot by Kuchuk (1999) is essentially a modification of Horner's method (1967) and works well in reservoirs that can be treated as infinite during the time of the test. The hyperbola method proposed by Mead (1981) and further developed by Hasan and Kabir (1983) is an empirical technique, not based on fundamental fluid flow principles for bounded reservoirs (Kabir and Hasan 1996). Chacon et al. (2004) develop the direct synthesis technique, in which conventional theory is used to derive an average pressure directly from standard log-log plots. Homogeneous properties and radial symmetry are assumed. Muskat's original derivation was a wellbore storage model. Larson reinterpreted Muskat's method and derived relationships showing how Muskat's plot could be used to estimate average reservoir pressure in a cylindrical, homogeneous reservoir. This paper revisits the ideas underlying Larson's paper. Similar ideas are shown to hold for heterogeneous reservoirs of any shape. A new analysis technique replacing the Muskat plot by a plot of the pressure derivative simplifies the determination of average reservoir pressure. It is shown that parameters from analysis of a long buildup on a reservoir can be used in subsequent buildup tests to shorten the required time of the subsequent buildups. Finally, estimates for time required for a buildup in homogeneous reservoirs of any shape are given.
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Chacon, A., Djebrouni, A., and Tiab, D. 2004. Determining the Average ReservoirPressure From Vertical and Horizontal Well Test Analysis Using the Tiab'sDirect Synthesis Technique. Paper SPE 88619 presented at the SPE AsiaPacific Oil and Gas Conference and Exhibition, Perth, Australia, 18-20 October.DOI: 10.2118/88619-MS.
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