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Stacking The Shelves is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, may it be physical or virtual. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts and of course ebooks! Visit Tynga's Reviews to learn more about this weekly meme.
These are the books I got for this week:
Click on the cover to go to it's Goodreads page
Physical Books From Giveaways:
Shadow & Bone by Leigh Bardugo
Siege & Storm by Leigh Bardugo
Ruin & Rising by Leigh Bardugo
I got all three plus a PUSH/RUSH bookmark and Broken Hearts and Other Things to Mend chap stick from IndigoTeen's twitter giveaway
The Eternity Cure by Julie Kagawa
The Forever Song by Julie Kagawa
Talon by Julie Kagawa Arc
Sadly these last three books came a little battered in the mail. The only book that was without a scratch was The Forever Song. Talon has a bent front corner that ruined the cover and it is curved as well. At least it is just an arc. The Eternity Cure however is the really nice paperback edition with the special edges, but some of it is a little damaged at the edges.
Ebooks From Giveaways:
Across the Universe by Beth Revis
Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi
Destroy Me by Tahereh Mafi
Unravel Me by Tahereh Mafi
I got all of these plus even more in an ebook bundle.
So, what did you get this week?
Also, if anyone has any great audiobook recs that are great for travel. I'll be taking an airplane from Toronto-Iceland-Germany that there will be many bus trips as well that'd I'd like some great books to listen to. If you know any great ones, let me know below.
If you know any books set in Austria, Slovakia, Czech Republic (I know about Daughter of Smoke & Bone), Sweden, and Finland, please let me know!
So basically recommend me some books!


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Our law firm frequently receives calls from clients that an ex-spouse or partner that suddenly stopped paying child support. Most times, when one parent suddenly stops paying child support, it can cause the receiving parent to experience financial difficulties. Unfortunately, many parents rely on the other parent paying child support to provide the necessities for their children. Also, these parents do not have the resources to make it through any significant period without the needed child support. As studies show, most people live paycheck to paycheck, missing child support can be disastrous for many families.
So what does one do?
If you are not receiving court-ordered child support, regardless of the reason, contact an attorney immediately. The good news is, there is a process in place to modify child support through the courts. However, many parents do not follow it. Frequently, the non-paying ex-spouse or partner may give many reasons for not paying child support, but until a judge makes a determination, the non-payment will be considered improper.
Also, the Florida Department of Revenue is required by the Federal Child Support Enforcement Act to assist a parent in collecting child support. However, using a government lawyer to enforce your child support order can take a very long time. Alternatively, consider hiring a private lawyer to begin enforcement efforts immediately. The time saved may reduce the financial difficulties and stress. Consult a family law attorney to assist you in making the right decision for your case.
How do you find a local Child Support Enforcement Office?
Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties each have their own Department of Revenue Child Support Enforcement Offices. The locations of all child support enforcement offices throughout Florida are here.
South Florida is known for its transient population and
How can owed child support be collected?
The methods to collect unpaid child support from an uncooperative parent include income deduction orders, Federal Income Tax intercepts, credit reporting, passport cancellation, driver's license suspension, professional license suspension, and even incarceration.
For whatever reason, if you are not receiving your court-ordered child support contact our office immediately to discuss your options and for assistance with child support enforcement efforts.
Stay in the know, subscribe to our YouTube channel, "Your South Florida Lawyer, Patrick J. McGeehan," for more videos explaining legal concepts in easy to understand terms.
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2019 Ford Escape
Take off on your next weekend getaway in the new 2019 Ford Escape SUV. You'll want to spend more time behind the wheel than ever thanks to the plush 2019 Ford Escape interior, and advanced integrated technology ensures you stay connected wherever you go. Whether you're packing in the family or loading up cargo, fitting everything inside will be a breeze thanks to the easily adjustable new Ford Escape configurations. You'll also be able to choose from a wide variety of 2019 Ford Escape colors, so you can find the vehicle that matches your style. To find out more about how you can buy a 2019 Ford Escape Titanium or lease a new Ford Escape SEL, contact our Ford dealership in East Greenbush, NY!Contact A Specialist
2019 Ford Escape Specs, Performance & Safety
Drive down New York's highways and byways in the 2019 Ford Escape SUV and conquer your to-do list with ease. If you're wondering about 2019 Escape specs, know that the new Escape comes standard with a 168-horsepower engine. Or, you can buy a new Escape SE and take advantage of a 1.5-liter EcoBoost® engine. If you upgrade to the Ford Escape Titanium trim, your SUV will be powered by a 2.0-liter Twin Scroll EcoBoost® engine that produces up to 245 horsepower. Properly equipped 2019 Escape SUVs can tow up to 3,500 pounds as well, so you can hitch up your trailer and head out for a weekend getaway. If you buy a new 2019 Escape in East Greenbush, NY, you get a wide array of driver-assistive systems, too. The Ford Safe and Smart™ Package includes the optional BLIS® (Blind Spot Information System) with cross-traffic alert, which monitors your hard-to-see zones as you drive down Rensselaer County roadways. More 2019 Ford Escape specs and safety features may include:
- 2.5-liter Duratec engine with 168 hp and 170 lb-ft of torque
- 1.5-liter EcoBoost® engine with 179 hp and 177 lb-ft of torque
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- 6-speed SelectShift® automatic transmission
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2019 Ford Escape Interior, Configurations & Technology
Wondering about the new 2019 Ford Escape configurations? The new 2019 Escape offers 5-passenger seating and can easily be adjusted to earn up to 68 cubic feet of cargo space. Optional leather-trimmed front bucket seats and an available leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear-shift knob provide a touch of class to an already sleek Escape interior. Every drive around East Greenbush will be one to enjoy when you listen to your favorite songs, podcasts and more with the available 10-speaker Audio System from Sony®. Upgrade to the new 2019 Ford Escape Titanium trim and take advantage of FordPass® Connect with Wi-Fi® hotspot, which allows you to connect up to 10 devices, remotely start your vehicle, lock and unlock doors and so much more. Other 2019 Ford Escape interior features and tech options may include:
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- SYNC® 3 infotainment system
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Obereggen Ski Resort Guide
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Rated: 3/5 (from 5 ratings)
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Obereggen at a glance
A pretty village set within heavily forested slopes, with access to the Ski Centre Latemar, Val di Fiemme and Dolomiti Superski Regions. There is an ice rink.
When will it snow in Obereggen?
There is currently no significant snow in the 7-day forecast for Obereggen.
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Obereggen Facts, Stats and Ratings
Obereggen Rated
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How High is Obereggen?
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Obereggen Ski Area
|Red Pistes
Intermediate Runs
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Total Length
|65km40 miles
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Obereggen Summary
The Italian Ski Resort of Obereggen is part of the Dolomiti Superski area with access to 1,420km882 miles of downhill skiing, with 668 marked pistes, served by a total of 488 ski lifts. In addition to the skiing in Obereggen itself (14 pisted ski runs), the appropriate ski Lift Pass will allow you to ski or snowboard in the other Dolomiti Superski ski resorts of Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm, Alta Badia, Alta Pusteria, Arabba, Bruneck-Kronplatz, Civetta, Cortina d`Ampezzo, Marmolada, Predazzo, San Martino di Castrozza, San Vito di Cadore, Val Gardena, Val di Fassa, Val di Fiemme and Valle Isarco.
With ski lifts as high as 2,500m8,202ft, snow cover is generally reliable.
On the Mountain
The most difficult run is the 'Pala'.
Skiing in Obereggen
There are a variety of pistes to suit all levels of skier ability, from Beginner to Expert.
Snowboarding in Obereggen
Obereggen is highly rated by Snowboarders and there is a Snow Park in Obereggen.
When is Obereggen open?
We don't currently have confirmed season dates for Obereggen.
NOTE:- Lift and Piste openings are always subject to Snow Conditions in Obereggen.
Snow Making
Obereggen is able to make snow, on 40km25 miles of ski runs, with 30 snow cannons.
Ski Lift Capacity
There are 18 ski lifts in Obereggen.
Where is Obereggen?
Obereggen is in the Italian Dolomites in Italy.
How can I get to Obereggen?
By Air
The nearest airports to Obereggen are Bolzano, Innsbruck Airport and Verona. There are seven airports within three hours drive. Bolzano is just one hours drive away, in good driving conditions, so you can be on the piste quickly.
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Each Moment Is Magnificent
George Elliott Clarke
From: Whylah Falls, 1990.
Othello practises White Rum, his scale of just music, and clears the love song of muddying his morals. He sets his glass down 1ovingly, a whole chorus of molecules sloshing in harmony. He vows he will not, he will not be a dead hero, no way, suffering a beautiful sleep, trimmed with ochre, hazelnut, dressed in mahogany, smelling of last-minute honey and tears, regrets rained upon him too late in the guise of wilted, frail flowers. Instead, he will sleep right now, while he still can, up to his thighs in thighs, gnaw dried, salty smelts, ana water song with rum. Sweet Sixhiboux, run softly till I end my song.
Wearing the lineaments of ungratified desire, Selah sashays from the livingroom, watches dusk bask in the River Sixhiboux. She tells Othello to shut up because Jericho's where she's gonna go when she falls in love. Yep, when that someday man come out the blue to Whylah Falls, Beauty Town, to serenade her and close his wings around her, she'll be in Jericho at last like the fortune-tel1er says. She'll jump the broom and cross the Nile.
I stroll outside with strange music in my skull. Here's the Sixhiboux River, tossed tinfoil, crinkling along the ground, undistracted by all the grave lovers it attracts, all those late Romantics who spout Lake Poet Wordsworth, "The world is too much with us, late and soon," and brood upon the river's shimmering bliss before tossing themselves within, pretending to be Percy Bysshe Shelley at Lerici. I've thought of the Sixhiboux in those erotic ways, dreamt it as midnight-thick, voluptuous, folding — like a million moths, furry with a dry raininess — over one. No matter where you are in Sunflower County, you can hear it pooling, milling in a rain storm, or thundering over a hapless town. Even now, I can hear its shining roar pouring over Shelley's house, polishing the roses that nod, drunken, or spring — petalled crude — from earth. All I hear is an old song, her voice, lilting, "Lover Man."
[Click on this link for more poems from George Elliott Clarke: http://www.library.utoronto.ca/canpoetry/clarke/index.htm]


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New Hampshire officials have approved plans for a $35.5 million expansion of the recreation center at the University of New Hampshire in Durham.
New Hampshire Gov. Maggie Hassan and the state's executive council have approved higher-education bond requests that include funding for the expansion, Foster's Daily Democrat reported. The approval comes several weeks after a committee tabled the recreation center plan along with several other capital projects for universities in New Hampshire.
The expansion of the Hamel Recreation Center will add about 65,000 square feet to the 100,000 square feet in the existing facility.
University officials say plans for the expansion were set into motion in response to students, faculty, staff and community members who have expressed a desire for more space to devoted to fitness and recreation.
The two-story addition will enable the center to increase space dedicated to fitness activities. It will include a large multi-activity court, a 1/10th-mile suspended track, wellness space, an instructional kitchen, and additional social and gathering space. After the addition is completed, the university plans to renovate the existing space.
The state's approval of bonds also means the university can move forward with construction of a 14,000-square-foot outdoor pool adjacent to the recreation center. The school is not using bond funds for the $4.5 million project, so it did not need approval of the state, but because the pool and recreation center projects were designed together, construction of the pool could not move forward until the recreation center plans were approved.
The university's timeline calls for both the recreation center addition and the outdoor pool to be completed by summer 2016.


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Here at Easter time, I'm thinking about new beginnings,
my own life path, and the necessitiy to keep moving on toward
what I consider to be my own "right" direction.
Today is Good Friday 2012.
About this same time of day one year ago on Good Friday, 2011
I was shooting one of these Words of Wisdom videos in my front yard,
and stepped backwards in the wrong spot,
which caused me to trip and fall backwards, breaking my left arm.
I spent the rest of that day in the Hospital Emergency room,
and have worked all year to recover from that injury.
I did not recover the complete dexterity that I had before the injury,
and my wrist, hand, and fingers ache slightly much of the time.
But I can wear my wedding ring again, and I'm typing with all my fingers,
and I can pick up medium-heavy objects with my left hand.
I can finally even hook my bra in back again.
I am very grateful for my recovery,
And today, this Good Friday, I'm going to stay inside my house.
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Misophonia is a newly termed (Jastreboff and Jastreboff 2001) disorder in which sounds cause a fight/flight/freeze reaction for sufferers. The popular press has rushed to characterize this disorder, finding an interesting human experience in patients who react to common noises such as chewing, tapping, whistling, and humming. However, like most disorders that have been showcased for the "shock factor," this has led to several misconceptions about misophonia.
One common misconception for misophonia comes from its name, which should not be taken too literally. Yes, misophonia sufferers are impacted by sounds, but it is not a hatred of sound. In-fact, there are several accounts of misophonia sufferers using music to cope with the disorder. Headphones with music or white/brown/pink noises are the most common way persons with misophonia get through the day.
Misophonia sufferers first experience the fight/flight/freeze response. Before anger sets in, panic ensues. Palms sweat. Heartrates raise above normal. The emotional response comes later, when the "hatred" sets in, which for some, feels more like pain. I experience misophonia as a physical sensation. My body tenses, and my back even hurts. I feel as though I am being squeezed by a polar bear.
During the past 5 years, research on misophonia has grown steadily. The following passage comes from "Investigating Misophonia: A Review of the Empirical Literature, Clinical Implications, and a Research Agenda" (Brout 2018):
Several conclusions can be drawn when considering, collectively, the small number of reviewed studies using autonomic, neurophysiological, and neurobiological measures. First, the subjective responses from misophonics are corroborated by physiological measurements of increased autonomic arousal in response to misophonic triggers. This research validates the experience of sufferers of misophonia by demonstrating that, indeed, misophonic cues do elicit automatic sympathetic arousal and negative affective states. Similarly, misophonics show atypical neuronal and physical responses in the brain and nervous system in response to their triggers.
This above paragraph leads me to the misconception that misophonia is purely psychological. Currently available evidence suggests it is far more likely that misophonia is neurophysiological in nature. Unfortunately, the tendency for the media to characterize disorders it does not understand has led to some patients being "treated" by exposure therapy. This has caused frustration, pain, and some mistrust for psychology from patients with the condition. Exposing persons with misophonia to more triggers—instead of helping them cope with the sounds—causes greater pain.
As I have explained in an article on HuffPost, "Dr. Pawel Jastreboff, who coined the disorder in 2001, has worries about doctors jumping the gun and moving on to treatments so fast. He asserts that when it comes to the toted treatment methods, "we do not have any clear clinical data. Since there is not enough clinical data, this furthers worry when it comes to misophonia providers."
Treatments for misophonia, quite simply, do not exist. Doctors can help patients by using a cross-disciplinary approach with occupational therapists, audiologists, counsellors, psychiatrists, and psychologists to help their patients adjust and cope. Coping skills are the best hope for misophonia sufferers as research continues to explore the misophonic response. Clinicians can find a list of misophonia providers at www.misophoniaproviders.com. This list can be helpful for clinicians looking to build a cross-disciplinary team for a patient with misophonia.
Most patients with misophonia are looking for support from the healthcare professionals who care for them. It can be helpful to say "I understand and believe you; I will try my best to help."
In 2016, for Huffpost, I wrote:
I want my doctor to know that if he acknowledges my suffering and asks me how I think we should go about things that he is doing what he can. I want him to know that I do not expect miracles, I merely expect his patience. I want my doctor to know that if he does not know about my disorder, that is okay. I want him to know that I will be happy to work with him on this discovery.
Providers interested in more information on msophonia can attend webinars held by Dr. Jennifer Jo Brout (head of the IMRN, and founder of the Duke Misophonia and Emotion Program). Clinicians who attend these webinars are eligible to be listed on the Misophonia Provider Network. These webinars can be found at www.misophoniawebinar.com


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Conservative News & Commentary
In Tuesday's H&N, the big story was, "Citizen starts recall effort". Before I begin to analyze the article, notice how the H&N makes this action in itself seem noble. It wasn't a person nor was it a resident. No, no. it was a citizen — inferring that this recall petition is an act of citizenry, an honorable act. No need to go any further and measure whether or not this action make sense or whether it is just. Nope, because a citizen has bravley brought this petition forth, it is now noble. By their headline, the H&N has declared it so and therefore set the tone for their report.
While I could spend an entire article talking about the motives of the H&N, it is more prudent to focus on the act of Chuck Collins (he's the virtuous citizen in this story).
According the H&N, Mr. Collins claims that the two commissioners have not,
Who said there is no such thing as a free lunch?
According to the Wall Street Journal Online, participants in the Federal Food Stamp program grew from 26 Million in 2007 to over 44 million this year. That's nearly a 70% jump in just four years. Another way to look at it is that every month, another 375,000 Americans become food stamp recipients.
America is no longer a nation of food producers; instead we are becoming a nation of food stamp recipients.
Here's an interesting question, what does the government require in return for food stamps? Yes, you read that correctly, what does the government require the food stamp recipient in return for free food? Only that you don't make too much money. Interesting. Here's a little story to illustrate:
Last week we reported on the awful consequences of giving away food during the summer months — thanks to Uncle Sam's generosity. [see "Who said there's no such thing as a free lunch?"]
In that article we reported that not only was did the Herald & News misrepresent the food-give-away program by pretending it had something to do with encouraging childhood literacy during the summer months, but then we found an ad in the paper —not just one day, but several days in a row — promoting the program.
Victor Davis Hanson (born 1953) is an American military historian, columnist, political essayist and former classics professor, notable as a scholar of ancient warfare. He has been a commentator on modern warfare and contemporary politics for National Review and other media outlets. He was for many years a professor of classics at California State University, Fresno, and is currently the Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution. (source wikipedia).
Mr. Hanson has written another fantastic piece on American culture and where it is headed if we don't return to a Judeo-Christian moral based foundation.
You can read all about how within five minutes of leaving his work station Victor's brand new power saw was stolen — and it just goes on from there. A very good read.
Klamath News is proud to announce the publishing of Oregon State Senator Doug Whitsett's weekly newsletter. Why are we doing this? To keep the public informed. Apparently the Herald & News has an odd policy when it comes to our public officials. According to Senator Whitsett's office,
Senator Whitsett publishes a newsletter every Friday and it is sent to the Herald and News, the Upper Rogue Independent, the Medford Mail Tribune and the Central Oregonian newspapers (all within his district). It is published in full and on their blog every week in the Medford Mail Tribune, and in the Upper Rogue Independent newspapers, and many times in the Central Oregonian and sometimes in the Bend Bulletin, as well as the Roseburg paper and some Eastern Oregon newspapers.
The Herald and News has never printed a copy of any of Senator Whitsett's weekly newsletters to his constituents. He was told the only way he could regularly reach his constituents in Klamath County through the local newspaper was to buy "advertisements".
Summer Lunch & Story Time — H&N Wed. June 8, 2011. If you missed it, the pictures and the headlines describe a wonderful summertime program for children sponsored by the Klamath County Library and Integral Youth Services.
If you don't read through the entire article you are likely to think that children will be encouraged to read during the summertime while receiving a nutritious lunch. However, if you do read the entire story, you'll find out the program is little more than free food for children ages 1-18 who show up to a certain location at a certain time. However, only three of the 27 locations are at a library, where books are. Moreover, stories are going to be read to them. There is no indication that children will be "encouraged the read". What about the other 24 locations? Free, nutritious lunches for children 1-18, period.
What are the odds of a 1-year old going to this food-give-away alone? Right, mom, dad or someone will have to take them... oh yeah, and they can get food too. We all know how this works: the lunches are already made and will spoil if not eaten. This is not a for-profit enterprise it is a government give-away program so the more lunches given away the better it looks for the program. Matter of fact the program boasts that last year 600-700 lunches were given away each day — almost 29,000 during the summer.
Some say it's not polite to speak the truth in such a bold fashion. Others say not to hold back but just to speak your mind. There is probably some wisdom in both and knowing when to apply each bit of wisdom makes one, well, wise.
Klamath County is suffering a terrible time economically. A 13+% unemployment rate is awful for even one quarter but Klamath has been dealing with this reality for over two years — with no end in sight. Reality is rearing its ugly face and with the national economy set to double-dip into another recession, Klamath residents are holding on for dear life.
The cold, hard facts are that our community, our county, our state and our nation thrive only when capitalism is allowed to thrive. Our county does not work, when 13% are not working. Our county does not work when public employee sector jobs are the envy of the jobless or those gainfully employed! Mark Belling substituted for Rush Limbaugh today and uttered this profundity,
The Herald & News is at it again. On June 1st, their front page article titled, "Jail levy: City, yes; county, no" the paper "reports" on the break down of the jail levy failing and points the finger squarely at rural idiots.
The paper printed quotes from the Klamath Falls mayor and other city officials, but must be shy on phone numbers for comments from those who live in Chiloquin, Bonanza or Merrill. The story does nothing to explain why voters voted the way they did, just to point subtly the finger at rural residents in the county for the reason the levy failed (and at the same time assign blame). So, to do the work the H&N should've done, I'll explain why voters turned down the levy in rural areas of the county.
Sunday's Herald & News' feature article was titled, "How Much We Pay Our Public Employees". The paper outlined several different public employees with salaries above $50,000, $100,000 and even $200,000. With the Klamath County unemployment rate hovering well above 10%, that report ought to make a few folks a little jealous if not angry.
That said, we applaud the paper's investigation and reporting. These are public employees that get paid by us. We ought to know what they are making. Moreover, we ought to be able to control how much they make, but sadly often can't.
The Old Lemonade Stand
As children many of us made a lemonade stand to earn a little summer money. We'd find a box, make a sign, stake out a good place on the front lawn where passers by would notice us, and of course made the best pitcher of lemonade we could.
In the May 26th edition of the Herald & News, editor Steve Miller whines about the fact that the Herald & News' request for county documents will cost the paper more than it can afford to spend.
"Finally, after months, county officials are responding formally to our records request. And Guess what? They seem to be telling us that the records we want could be available, all we have to do is pay for them. And pay a lot, more than we feel we can afford, actually." — Editor Steve Miller of the Herald & News, page A3, May 26, 2011


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A sleeveless tie up style shirt in pretty broderie anglaise! This is a versatile top and will never be out of style.


text: I was pleased to have the opportunity today to give my THINKING SKINNY™ presentation as guest speaker to the Minnesota Women of Today district meeting. The turnout was good, about 40 women were present. Many thanks to Karen Irwin for making the arrangements. With tongue in cheek, I think I can safely say I'm no longer a 60-yr-old virgin (I've never spoken in front of a group before). I'm planning to give the same presentation to my DAR group of women in February. More info can be found at the THINKING SKINNY™ website.


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Pedometer Accupedo Pro 7.4.2.G
Pedometer Accupedo Pro 7.4.2.G
Pedometer Accupedo Ad free is the most accurate pedometer that tracks your daily walks on the main screen. Keeps track of your steps, calories burned, distance and time. As your best walk mate, Accupedo will motivate you to walk more!
Key features:
- The intelligent algorithm starts tracking after 10 consecutive steps, and then stops and starts automatically when you walk.
- Customizable widget display modes: steps, distance, minutes, calories.
- Daily log history: step count, distance, calories, and walk time.
- Charts: daily, weekly, monthly and yearly counts steps.
- Power mode options for efficient power saving.
- Customized personal settings: sensitivity, distance step, body weight, daily target, etc.
- Display widget on the main screen: 2? 13 ? 1 and 4? one
- Changing daily steps counts.
- Odometer function for a short walk
- Function: pause / reset.
- Database backup: SD card and Google Drive.
- Color widget: black, blue, green, orange, pink, transparent
- Share a daily journal on Facebook.
- E-mail the daily log file.
Changes in version 7.4.0.G:
- Sync with CalorieCoin wallet.
- Improved design and layout.
- Bug fixes and performance improvements.
OS: Android ™ 4.0 and higher
Interface language: Russian and others
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- Winter 2020 - Reshaping Healthcare Supply Chains
- MPI 2021 TBA - Molecular Biology, Epidemiology and Diagnostics of Malaria
- Past Symposia
The Swiss TPH traditionally organises two public symposia in spring and winter with invited international speakers. Usually, the spring symposium is more implementation-oriented. The winter symposium covers a research topic.
Seminar Organisers
Swiss TPH organises regular seminar series on Advances in Infection Biology, Epidemiology and Global Public Health. All interested participants are welcome.


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We are delighted to announce that the category winners for Outdoor Photographer of the Year 2016 competition have been revealed.
All eight category winners are showcased here, in our online gallery. You can find the photographers' longer captions, giving you more background to each picture over on the OPOTY website. You can also see our special OPOTY 2016 video, where the judges share their insights into why the winning images earned recognition:
From more than 17,000 entries the eight successful entrants came from across the globe, including the UK, Netherlands and USA. Each category winner receives a Fjällräven Kånken No.2 Black Edition rucksack and £200 cash.
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"My husband and I got this DVD to practice for his brother's wedding. We ended up having so much fun that we would just turn it on to have a date night. It was very helpful that we could back up and practice a step if we didn't get it the first time. They stand so all we had to do was mirror them. We really liked this dvd and want to get more of his DVDs."
"Before buying, my husband and I signed up for four dance lessons and had taken two. The DVD is superior to the in-person lesson; I learned more and could understand the instructions as they were simple, repeated, and consistent. I like the verbal instructions that went with the steps over and over so I could get down the basics."
"We wanted to learn how to swing dance but felt so self-conscious on the dance floor that we couldn't do the classes. This really helped get us started on our own turf. We bought Vol 2 and the Intermediate Vol1 and highly recommend all three. The quality is good and Shawn focuses on the lead role quite a bit, which is what we need the most help from."
"This DVD provides a great introduction to both single time and east coast swing. Both Shawn and Joanna do an excellent job of breaking down each of the pieces into manageable parts that are fun to go through. We liked the pace and feel like we got much more than our money's worth on this one as we've taken private lessons for a whole lot more and gotten a whole lot less out of them. Wish we had found these DVDs sooner. Keep 'em coming!"
"I like the way Shawn and his wife show steps, slow and easy to follow... I like the DVDs, I am finally getting my husband to believe that he can learn to dance. The system is great and easy to follow. I highly recommend it."
"WOW! Having been born with two left feet I was thrilled to find "Swing Dancing for Beginners"! Shawn and Joanna break the dance down into easy steps that ANYONE can easily understand and perform. The way this video is filmed is unique and makes it simple to follow their lead. After years of wanting to be able to dance, my husband and I have finally found a teaching method that works! I can't wait to try Volume 2."
"My husband and I have been married 38 years and never learned to dance. We didn't even have dancing at our wedding because we didn't know how. I liked that I was able to do as much as I wanted for as long or short as I wanted."
"This DVD is all you need to learn the basic swing steps, fast swing as well as slow swing depending on the music being played. The instruction technics were simple to learn and easy to remember. As an example, using the Hula Hoop as an aid to demonstrate the swing move is superb and is imprinted in the viewer's mind. I strongly recommend it to beginners."
"Buy this along with Beginners Volume 1 and you will be swinging by midnight. This is a fun couple dancing a fun dance. Just watching the DVD for entertainment purposes makes me smile. The Trautman's were born to teach dance, and they do it better than anyone else I have seen. They are not about showing you how good they are at dancing, instead they are about teaching you how to dance well and look good on the dance floor. The speed and repetition in this DVD is easy to follow. Miss a step? No need to stop, rewind, and replay; Shawn and Joanna are going to show it to you again and again, with verbal instructions each step of the way, and views from multiple angles. Learning all the new steps is addictive, and before you know it, it's midnight, and you have watched (and learned) the entire DVD. Load in the the Intermediate DVD, and keep going into the wee hours. Single-time and triple-time swing are included with enough steps, turns, belly-rubs, kick steps, and back touches to keep you and your dance partner amused all night at the next swing party."
"It makes it easy. It covers both Triple and Single Step Swing. So many do triple step. I also like that it goes over the figure in detail and repeats it many times. It makes it easy for my wife and I to follow and practice."
"We have been having a blast with Swing over the last week or so and love Shawn's DVDs. The instruction quality is first rate as Shawn and Joanna Trautman truly know how to teach. We liked how the moves in volume 2 built on top of everything in Volume 1 as we went seamlessly from one to the other. We're looking forward to the Intermediate DVD once we perfect what we have. We highly recommend these DVDs for anyone wanting to learn either single time or east coast swing."
"I highly recommend this instructional video to anyone wishing to learn swing dancing. I bought this video as a gift for my son and his wife who are interested in learning to swing dance. My wife and I like to think we are good swing dancers but we learned a few things from this beginners set and plan to purchase the more advanced videos for ourselves. I have purchased other dance videos; however I think Shawn Trautman's method of teaching is superior to any of the other videos that I have purchased."
"Swing Volume 2 is just as good as a standalone as it is to a supplement to volume 1. If you've been swing dancing a couple times already and have the basic steps down from a couple free lessons at the clubs, then this is the DVD you will be using the most. I had someone try to teach me the tuck turns and wraps, but the instruction wasn't nearly as good as how I found it on this DVD. It's almost 90 minutes of quality lessons which typically cost 4-5 times as much in a live environment. This is definitely a wise purchase for someone wanting to learn in the privacy of their own home. My personal favorite part was being able to do all the moves in synch with Shawn & Joanna at the end of each lesson."
"I really loved this DVD. As I currently know how to do basic swing dance moves, this tape helped me add "color" to my swing dancing ability. This tape begins by a short review of the basic swing dance steps and then moves quickly into more advanced dance steps. Each new move is shown first, then broken down into parts, allowing the viewer to perfect each dance step before moving onto the next one. Get this DVD if you want to shine on the dance floor!"
"Shawn Trautman's Swing Dancing Intermediate Volume 1 is a definite must have. What I found most useful were the moves taught from hand change positions like the shoulder roll and pretzel which enable me to keep dancing with style in between hand changes instead of just going back and forth from one hand change to the next. Other moves like the inside turn and outside turn he/she added further complexity to what I could do by showing how to execute simultaneous moves by the leader and follower. I believe this DVD is appropriately labeled Intermediate because you'll need a bit more experience and balance to be able to do some of the moves, so if you have little or no experience swing dancing make sure you can handle the material in the Swing Dancing Beginners Volume 2 before you dive into this lesson. The moves are still laid out nicely, step by step, as in the Beginner DVDs with tips for both leaders and followers throughout. Since I bought the 3 disc Swing Dancing set I've learned in a relatively short period of about a month all the material from Beginners Volume 1 to the Intermediate Volume 1 and I've gone from barely being able to do the basic steps of swing dancing to dancing to blues, country, and rock and roll in bars and big band music at ballroom events. From a guys perspective take my word for it, if you make it through this DVD you won't be spending any songs sitting down by a dance floor once the ladies see what you can do."
"We have many of Shawn Trautman's DVD on various dances. They are well produced and easy to follow. I recommend without hesitation. We are high intermediate level dancers."
"This is a fun DVD with instruction that is repeated and easy to follow. The dancers repeat the steps several times from different views so that you can practice the steps with them, rather than having to stop the DVD constantly to "watch it again." My husband and I took dance lessons and were looking to learn some new figures with this DVD. We learned 3 or 4 new moves that we do use when we dance."
"This DVD goes all out with new moves to use on the dance floor. The swing dance instructions for Touchbacks, Kick steps, and Pretzels were easy to follow and the steps are fun. This is a great exercise tape, high energy, easy to master and fun to learn. A perfect companion tape to Swing Dancing for Beginners 1 and 2."
"I have watched several videos on learning the two-step. Almost all of them focus on the foot work and completely leave out the signals to your partner. This video covers that important topic."
"Having miserably failed our first dance class and firmly yet politely asked not to return for another my wife and I assumed that we must be among the no rhythm or balance with two left feet dancing wannabes. We were doomed to zombie like dancing forever. You know the style; swaying back and forth with lifeless energy. Just like the living dead! However, our optimism and resourcefulness has paid off. Hooray! We discovered the Shawn Trautman dance lesson DVDs with only six to eight hours of practice we have found our natural rhythm, balance and our right feet! Wow! What a discovery! We are now confidently dancing the two step and a wonderful slow dance. We are also working on the more advanced two step and a waltz. The instructional DVDs allow us to review steps as much as we need to. Shawn's dance steps and instructions are easy to follow. We are now truly dancing and could not be happier using these DVDs. You, too, can dance with dignity and style. Next dance floor is our 40th class reunion. Thanks, Shawn!"
"I'm a first time customer and now completely sold on Shawn's instruction. My girlfriend and I have been taking weekly two-step classes for the last 3 months and I wanted to go back and work on the basics. In the first 15 minutes alone I picked up several things that I wish I'd known months ago. What I really like is that Shawn spends the time teaching what it means to lead a woman and that his wife goes through what following is about. We really enjoyed the lessons and look forward to going through the next DVD. We've decided it's much easier to learn from your DVDs than our class and we'll be spending more time at home practicing. Thanks!"
"We find this the best instructional video we have. Shawn teaches in a way that you can follow without being confused by too much too fast as many other instructors do. We found it easy to follow and with great tips on style."
"If you have two left feet and have a difficult time remembering instructions, especially when it comes to dance lessons, then believe me, this dance video is for you. Trust me, Shawn and his wife make the lessons so unbelievably easy that I'm now slightly embarrassed when I realize how easy it is to two-step. I always got mixed up on the dance floor and wasn't really sure I was two-stepping correctly, but now I know exactly how to do it! I am going to order more of his videos."
"I am shocked! I have to admit I didn't think I'd really learn anything from this DVD. After all I had tried several other companies DVD's and still couldn't dance. But I thought I'd try one more. Thank you Shawn! I'm dancing! Very easy to understand. If Shawn can teach me to dance... he can dang sure teach you!"
"It was eaiser to follow than I had expected - maybe better to say easier than I had feared!"
"My wife and I are new to ballroom dancing in the last year. We've taken some lessons, but found that we needed the extra help of videos that we can use on our own schedule in our home and we've tried a bunch of them.
This DVD and the whole series of new videos from Shawn Trautman have been a godsend and much more useful to us than the others we've tried. We are actually doing the dances within a short time and having fun, rather than getting aggravated with one another.
Trautman's emphasis on the differing roles of leader and follower and the very clear demonstrations of those roles have helped us enormously. These DVDs include much more music and time to practice the new steps than most videos, rather than just watching an instructor do a step and go to another step. We like this video a lot and strongly recommend it. On a side note, the logistics/timing of shipping and subsequent email communications with the company were, after many frustrations with other online outfits, the best we've seen."
"I recommend these country 2-step DVDs to anyone because the teaching method used by Shawn Trautman are done in a way that are easy to understand and makes it easy for any beginner to understand but at the same time someone who already has experience can learn from the DVDs also. The DVDs are taught so well that I feel if a beginner looked at one of Shawn's more advanced videos they could even learn from that.
Hopefully this review will help someone not waste hundreds of dollars like I did buying bad DVDs. I wish I would have had this information and I would have bought Shawn's videos first and I would not have wasted all that money on bad videos."


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Wrapping together the final points in the Kinard shooting and suicide
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Following the shocking news that former North Charleston Mayor Bobby Kinard had shot and killed himself, The Post and Courier has done a good job digging up information about the final moments of the night.
They've talked to a number of key players, including Tommy Blackwood the private investigator who Kinard had hired to follow his wife and they've talked to Kinard's wife, Susan Kinard.
Check out the story over here.
ABC News 4 also has a shorter video report with some of the same information.
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I sat in front of my laptop and watched the reams of videos flash past my eyes…..a friend, stood in a bucket soaked to the skin complaining as water soaked through to his underwear….another friend clung onto her dog so she wasn't the only one to get wet…my daughter…shrieking in delight whilst her dad tipped up the bucket wearing a look that can only be described as pure glee. The ice bucket challenge 🙂 It was all very funny….so why were there tears streaming down my face?
Motor neurones is a horrible disease, it can start in different areas of the body from person to person but the end result is always the same….loss of control over your body, loss of dignity, loss of life. With my granddad it started in his throat and for a while my older brother and I bought the story that he had a sore throat and that's why he couldn't talk. He moved in with us and we carried on like normal, we just accepted that granddad now wrote notes instead of speaking and eventually had a machine not dissimilar to the old "speak and spell" I had as a kid to communicate with. It was around that time that the memory hails from….the one that makes me sob like a baby despite the fact that is happened almost thirty years ago.
It was Christmas day and I'd been told off, a none too rare occurrence given the fact that I could be a bit of a brat! I think I'd been ungrateful about a present I'd had or something like that and my dad had had enough and snapped at me. My granddad was in the room sitting quietly in his armchair watching the events unfold when I decided to storm out of the room with the as much drama I could muster! But, as I reached the door he reached out his hand and held gently onto my arm. I stared back at him with annoyance because he'd interrupted me mid flounce! It's the look in his eyes though that I've never forgotten….you see, he couldn't let go of me to grab his note pad or "speak and spell" because he knew I'd storm out…but he had something to say and it couldn't have been any clearer if he'd managed to shout it out! He seemed to say, "Stop this…it's silly, you're being silly and life is too short. It's Christmas after all". I didn't hear him,….I wrenched my hand away and stormed out anyway. I don't know why this memory fills me with guilt and sadness to this day, but it does.
I don't want you to think I didn't like the fact that he lived with us though because even in the midst of this horrific illness he was a funny and a loving man. I'll never forget a conversation he had with my younger cousin….(I can't remember what it was about) I remember he was writing notes on a pad to her and she was writing back. Then a glint of mischief shone in his eyes as he wrote "Laura, why are you writing to me? I can't speak….I'M NOT DEAF!!" We all laughed…my parents still have the notepad 🙂
I was sheltered from a lot of pain towards the end, it's only now that I'm an adult I understand the true devastation the disease wrought on my granddad and the truly heroic way my parents cared for him no matter how difficult things became.
So now I come to the title of this blog. Having felt a rush of sorrow on numerous occasions over the past few weeks I've come to the conclusion that perhaps my grief over the loss of my granddad was suspended. I'm left wondering if as a child the anguish of losing someone so cherished was simply not something I could process. So I shed a few tears and went about the rest of my life not knowing that I had set aside my sadness to revisit later on when I could fully understand not only what I had lost but how I had lost it……
I am genuinely at a loss to understand why someone lost to me thirty years ago is in my thoughts daily…why my eyes burn when I talk about him….why I'm crying now unless he had been placed in an envelope marked "to be opened at a later date". And if this is the case then I'm not sure if that means we should be trying to encourage children to grieve if they seem unmoved by a loss or we should simply trust their system to know when it's time even if it comes at them out of left field when it is?
Kubler-Ross talks about the five stages of grief:
- Denial
- Anger
- Bargaining
- Depression
- Acceptance
Which makes sense to me when talking about adult grief…but from my own experience I guess I would have to posit the idea that maybe children of a certain age undergoing a certain kind of loss skip the initial stages and go straight to Depression and then Acceptance. Then later in life they revisit those two stages to finish the job…? I don't know how this impacts, or even if it impacts on how we work with adult grief over a loss in childhood, but I thought I'd share my thoughts.
I don't know the answer but I do know something feels unfinished so I'm going to reflect on that for now….I'll let you know if I reach any conclusions 🙂


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Verdict: Amazing. Go watch it!
Anyone who follows me on Twitter (and if you don't, you really should) will know that this week I have been mostly watching STRANGER THINGS. You'll also know that I think STRANGER THINGS is amazing.
The set up to THINGS is comfortingly familiar. Set in 1983, small-town America, the central premise of the story concerns the disappearance of 12-year-old Will Byers. Following a games session with his friends, he simply vanishes, and the early plot revolves around the town's efforts to track him down. We're treated to a dysfunctional and disparate group of no-hopers; from Will's down-and-out mother Joyce Byers (played by Winona Ryder), to Jim Hopper (David Harbour), to Will's underdog friendship group. Things are complicated by the presence of a mysterious stranger known as Eleven, whose appearance seems to coincide with Will's disappearance…
From the opening credits to the nerves-on-edge soundtrack, STRANGER THINGS plays out like a homage to 1980s horror and thriller movies. It literally drips with atmosphere; the appearance of the title card, accompanied by the chilling intro music, is instantly iconic. THINGS is more than just a homage, really: it actually feels like it fits into those classic horror-thrillers that we all so fondly remember.
The difficulty with so many thriller-serials (if that's even the right description?) is that they usually throw out dozens of plot lines, but then fail to adequately resolve them. A good example of this problem is LOST: so many ideas out there, but so few actually satisfying resolved. Another recent example of "resolution-failure" is THE LEFTOVERS, a series that I initially really bought into but eventually gave up on because nothing seemed to progress. Although I'm a viewer and reader who can accept that not everything needs to be resolved (hey, I loved the classic TWILIGHT ZONE) a series like this needs a satisfying conclusion. Viewers don't like the idea of investing in a series, only to find that their precious leisure time has been wasted on an unresolved plot. Part way through STRANGER THINGS, I became suspicious that it might be one of those serials. I'm very pleased to say that it actually isn't. THINGS does a great job of resolving the central mystery of the series, whilst never feeling as though it forces that conclusion. (The final episode even pokes fun at some of the loose plot threads.)
The casting in STRANGER THINGS is also very strong. I would never have cast Ryder in the role of Joyce Byers, but she owns it. Her portrayal of the shuffling, desperate mother is entirely convincing; her descent into near-madness (keenly aided by the mysterious government-men) is equally convincing. The other standout character is Hooper – the drunk police chief – and these two characters really drove the show for me.
The focus on Will Byers' friendship group will be a familiar choice for many viewers: feeling in equal parts Stephen King and Steven Spielberg. Elements of STRANGER THINGS reminded me of SUPER 8, although THINGS is far superior in most respects. The storyline and characters feel as though they have been plucked straight from a King novel, and that's no bad thing.
STRANGER THINGS is fantastic. At eight plot-packed episodes, this is a series that you can buy into without committing huge amounts of viewing time, and one of those rare serials that will leave you wanting for more.


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Nottingham Forest midfielder Jonathan Greening has joined Barnsley on emergency loan until January 2.The experienced former Manchester United, Middlesbrough, West Brom and Fulham man has only made three first team appearances for The Reds this season.
Manager Sean O'Driscoll said: "Jonathan is a great lad, his attitude is excellent, he trains hard and Barnsley are giving him an opportunity to play on a regular basis.
"His opportunities with us have been limited since we signed Adlene Guedioura and Henri Lansbury but every time he has come into the squad he has been first class.
"I could have been selfish and kept hold of him just in case we encounter a problem but it's important to be fair to people.
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Child Care Foundation
The Child Care Foundation is a non governmental organization which is under the Bombay Public Trust Act of 1950,and has been formed to take care for the Social Welfare of the lesser privileged children of the society in particular, and perform many other social activities for the economically poor and also the backward people in general.
This is a foundation that was formed in the year 2006 with the promise to help the lesser privileged children and also to help the poor in the society. The children are the hope of the future but with around 59,000 children with HIV positive results there are around 47% who are under nourished. More than 6.5 crore children in India suffer from a mental disorder. These children are being denied social security, health and the right to education. Some of them are being denied the right to live.
The general activities are normally those that help to rehabilitate the street children and also to adopt orphan children who are below the age of 12 This foundation is there to give education and training to the underprivileged children and also to make them independent and thus to help them to earn their own livelihood . The foundation also helps to provide them with the medical treatment and also to provide the small essentials of life. The students are given awards or prizes and also scholarship to those students who are deserving. This foundation also helps to uplift the street children and also to rehabilitate them.
The foundation also helps to provide pension to the elderly in India who are above 65 years of age and are also handicapped physically, and who are neglected and abandoned by their relatives and family.
The public welfare activities include giving donations to any medical and other such institutions of charitable ventures or trusts. Providing medical treatment and other medical apparatus also with the best medicines are given to patients deserving of such treatment. It also has ventures that help the people who are affected by such natural calamities like floods, fire, earthquake and accidents. Monthly pension is provided to the elderly who are above 65 years of age. Service is also given to those who are neglected or abandoned by the family.
Also spreading educational awareness in the tribal regions and rural locales creates a level of interest of taking education and also learning more about the everyday events in the country and around the world. It also helps in spreading the awareness in backward and economically low places.
This non charitable organization is thus an enthusiastic endeavor of working continuously towards how the poor could be taken care of, and how the under privileged could be helped without any distinction One can become a volunteer of the foundation with a contribution of around Rs. 1000 in the name of Child Care foundation and a application form.
The application would be scrutinized and rights would be reserved to enroll you as a volunteer of the Foundation. An identity card would be given which would indicate the volunteer code no, name and also would have your photo.
The rights and duties of a volunteer involve creating awareness of the entire activities of the Foundation. You can take part in getting various camps organized in various parts of the city and also in rural areas. Collect the funds in cheques and also in drafts in the name of the "Child Care Foundation."
You can attend the conferences, meetings and seminars which are arranged by the Child Care foundation.
Children across the world have a lot of hope in making the world a better place. Give the best of such facilities and opportunities for the children by being a part of the Child Care Foundation which is a venture to making thelife easier for all those children who are in need of a certain kind of streamlined life. Such are the foundations which make the world a better place and worth living.
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The Big Summer SessionPeter Andre, Katy B, Wiley + more big-name acts are heading to Swindon!
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Friday 26 & Saturday 27 July 2013
Peter Andre, Katy B, Five, Wiley and Blue just some of the names lined-up for The Big Summer Session taking place on Friday 26 and Saturday 27 July at The County Ground.
For two days, some of the biggest names in dance and pop come to Swindon for the best summer party in town. Friday night will have a festival vibe to it with sets from Katy B, Wiley, Tinchy Stryder, Ms Dynamite and Alexis Jordan as well as performances by former Britain's Got Talent acts McNasty and Luminites.
After the successful stint on ITV2's 'The Big Reunion' 90s acts 911, Blue, Atomic Kitten, Liberty X, Honeyz, Five, B*Witched as well as Peter Andre will entertain the crowds on Saturday.
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Beef Industry Boasts Smaller Footprint
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Beef industry can take pride in these numbers
An op-ed by Trent Loos
We may be a little late getting to the dance, but the music is playing, and our moves are still quite good.
While attending the Cattle Industry Summer Conference last week in Denver, Colo., I heard plenty of buzz in the hall, but the biggest positive buzz was about the numbers.
The numbers to which I refer come from Dr. Jude Capper of Washington State University, who published figures that mean something in terms of what animal agriculture has been calling improved efficiency.
She compared the carbon dioxide emissions from beef production in 1977 to those in 2007, and guess what? The industry emits 18% less carbon per unit of beef produced now than 30 years ago!
In fact, when you break down the entire lifecycle of beef production, it gets even more interesting. On a per-pound basis, beef production requires 10% less feed energy, 20% fewer total feedstuffs, 30% less land, 14% less water and 9% less total fossil fuel energy now than it did years ago.
Let me start by saying that while the 18% smaller carbon footprint is impressive and should be pointed out to every policy-maker, it pales in comparison to those reductions in land, water and total feedstuffs needed to get the same beef output.
If we are truly concerned about how and on what land to produce food for 9 billion people by 2050, then we need to take a serious look at how the beef industry accomplished this feat.
While people may romanticize about yesteryear and the cattle drive era when we first became a beef-producing nation, that way just won't cut it for meeting the food system requirements of today or tomorrow. In fact, you don't need to go back 140 years. Just look at the huge improvements we have made in the past 30.
Capper's report takes an in-depth look at the difference between grass-fed cattle and grain-fed feedlot cattle.
I find it truly amazing how the cow converts cellulosic material into human-consumable products, and I do not want to diminish that in the least, but Capper's research is proof that taking market animals from the range to a feedlot to feed them corn is the most efficient way to get food for people.
The technologies that have been implemented in the feedlot structure are the answer to feeding the global population.
The U.S. excels at growing corn. We can grow it better than anybody in the world, so the supplies are and will always be plentiful. Why not use that corn as cattle feed to produce protein for the masses?
That reminds me of a recent piece written by Ryan Andrews, a certified strength and conditioning coach who is a self-proclaimed vegetarian. Andrews said he got tired of hearing and reading about all of the evils of the cattle feedlot system and decided to go visit one for himself.
Magnum Feedlot, owned by Steve Gabel, gave him the full-blown tour of a modern system.
While I can't share with you how impressed Andrews was with every aspect of the operation, I think this statement tells the whole story:
"If I did eat meat, my visit to Magnum would have made me feel great about eating non-organic, non-grass-fed beef. Seriously. I can't imagine that the quality of meat would be substantially better with organic and grass-fed, nor can I imagine that the living conditions would be substantially better for the cattle," Andrews said.
The efficiency of today's food production system is an amazing story that doesn't get told enough. Thanks to Capper, we finally have the statistics to back up our belief that modern food production is not only good for the planet but is the best at providing nutrient-dense foods for a hungry human population as well.
Capper, J. L., R. A. Cady, and D. E. Bauman. 2009. The environmental impact of dairy production: 1944 compared with 2007. Journal of Animal Science doi:10.2527/jas.2009-1781


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Violets were a much-loved theme on postcards from the early 1900's. This one uses them to surround a pastoral scene of trees and a lake. The printing on front reads, "That your Birthday may prove both bright and happy is my most earnest wish." Only the name Morris N. has been penciled on the divided back -- card was never sent, though it shows an erasure on the message side. Made in Germany and beautifully embossed. Small crease to one corner.
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Rush Health taps InterSystems for interoperability, care coordination
Chicago-based Rush Health will adopt the InterSystems HealthShare interoperability platform for collaborative care coordination – a platform that will make it possible for the health system to roll out a private health information exchange.
The HIE will provide the hospital, physicians and affiliate members a complete view of their patient records across the care continuum from within their electronic health record,
The technology connects primary, specialty, sub-acute and hospital-based providers, as well as other HIEs regardless of the EHR system.
HealthShare will serve as the health system's health information hub, making it possible for all stakeholders to use their own EHR systems to exchange information and get the most complete medical picture for each patient.
Rush Health includes four hospitals, more than 1,100 physician members and 350 non-physician network clinicians. HealthShare will give providers complete visibility into all of their patients' medications, tests and procedures, which will help reduce unnecessary prescriptions and treatments and deliver better care.
"Implementation of our HIE is critical to Rush Health's transition to value-based care, Rush Health CEO Brent Estes said in a statement. "It will serve as the hub for all care coordination activities, triggered by real-time monitoring of quality, resource use and cost. It will fill in any gaps in our members' EHRs."
Rush Health's clinical leaders cited HealthShare's proven ability to access all data – not just HL7 information – with an integrated analytics toolset that enables actionable insights at the point of care.
HealthShare also features an alert and notification system capabilities for clinical events across Rush's integrated network, as well as an integrated enterprise master patient index to ensure consistent identification of patients across external and internal medical record systems.
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In advance of his appearance at South West Four Festival in August, RA's Richard Carnes charts the rise of one of UK bass music's hottest acts.
SBTRKT is perhaps best known for his 2020 EP, which blurred the lines between deep house, funky techno, broken beat and UK funky over four tracks, but he first appeared with a white label future garage mash-up of Goldie's "Timeless" and "Inner City Life." Basement Jaxx were early fans, commissioning him to remix the Kelis-fronted "Scars" into a skippily hyperactive bass-heavy banger, and he's since gone on to rerub the likes of Jose James, Modeselektor, Fantastic Mr Fox and even UK pop grime artist Tinie Tempah.
"A lot of other producers' remixes sound like they are thrown together rather than treated like an original track," says the producer. "With remixes I go for the experimental approach production-wise but [make sure they] still can be played out in DJ sets. Also it's the chance to have some fun with the parts in the tracks that I normally wouldn't use on my own. My original material is more song-based experiments rather than club-friendly instrumentals."
The big question on everyone's mind, though, is...well...just who is SBTRKT? Anonymity in dance music is hardly a new thing. When someone decides to remove their musical persona from their own personal background, the intriguing thing for many fans is not the fact that they're anonymous, but the reasoning behind their decision. Is SBTRKT trying to hide his musical past and start afresh, ala Redshape, or is he attempting to cultivate a distinct image that supplements his musical direction like Burial?
When I approach the subject, his response is curt and to the point, explaining that he would rather "people base their opinions on if they love, like or dislike the music that I make. Not on me." Unfortunately for him, it may be a little too late for that, as numerous sources have already outed him as Aaron Jerome, who up until a couple of years ago was active in the nu-jazz and broken beat scene. Aaron got his first break in 2002 via drum & bass don LTJ Bukem, who selected the breezy, shuffling beats of "Overeasy" for his Soul Obsession compilation, before fellow Westminster University student and friend Kevin Mark Trail helped him to secure a high profile remix for Nitin Sawhney.
Trail had written a track for Sawhney's Human album, and managed to persuade his V2 paymasters to bring Aaron on board to craft a version of "The River" from the same record, leading to a steady stream of remix offers and an album deal from BBE. Largely eschewing the laidback but groove-heavy style that he brought to his interpretations of others' work, 2007's Time to Rearrange saw Aaron go for a more downtempo and soulful sound, bringing in eight different vocalists to flesh out his lush orchestration and organic percussion.
His debut album was met by critical and commercial ambivalence, with the continually shrinking popularity of nu-jazz and the rise of illegal downloading combining to derail his attempt to cross over to a wider audience. The more cynical readers out there may be of the opinion that Aaron's rebirth as SBTRKT is nothing more than an attempt to jump on the latest trends in UK dance music, but as he explains, his penchant for swung house and UK garage goes back much further than the past few years.
"I first got into electronic music mainly through listening to mixtapes. I used to pick up ones by Masters At Work, Andrew Weatherall and Tuff Jam, as well as the classic albums by Leftfield, Xpress-2, Daft Punk and Bjork," he explains. It was UK garage that had the greatest effect on him as a bedroom producer and DJ during the late '90s, however. "That was my first love in terms of a sound I felt could blend the divide between electronic stuff and soulful stuff. That skip, bass, and off kilter-ness of it. I was big into things like MJ Cole, D.E.A. and Groove Chronicles."
That skip, bass and off kilter-ness..."
As he became more and more consumed by the future jazz direction that his solo productions were taking, Aaron lost touch with his garage roots, instead spending his clubbing hours at Plastic People's Co-Op, CD-R and the Blueprint Sessions. It was here that he first met and spent time with Graeme Sinden, who in a strange twist of fate, would end up giving Aaron his first booking as SBTRKT. "At the time he didn't know it was me. I'd been sending him tracks anonymously for his radio show via MySpace, and he only realised on the night we already knew each other! That gig was in Fabric's room 1, so some pretty big speakers to fill."
After getting reacquainted at the Get Familiar party, the pair decided that the time was right to step into the studio together. "Graeme has more experience of bass club records, and I bring production techniques and some other musical vibes to the mix. It balances well on the tracks we've been working on." From listening to the results, you can tell that both producers have made compromises and shaped each other's sound; "Midnight Marauder" takes Sinden's fidgety electro house and adds more of a percussive skip, while "Kind Of Familiar" sees SBTRKT's UK funky-inspired beats get twisted up with his collaborator's plinky riffs and grubby basslines. The pair are currently working on a follow-up single, which will also come out on Sinden's fledgling Grizzly imprint.
As well as forthcoming singles for both Tempa and Ramp, there's also an album in the works. "It's a work in progress at the minute, but the main thing is that the album contains music that after I made it, it still continues to excite me to listen to it. It's also more rewarding to write songs that I hope will last longer than stuff that hits club sets for a month then disappears. I haven't settled on a label home for it as yet. That's to decide once it's finished in the autumn." What drew him to move from producing nu-jazz to this broken, melodic and bass-heavy house? "Beats with a double time gives the music so much more energy. I love artists like Zinc, Ramadanman, Redlight, Lil Silva, Roska and the myriad of other artists exploring the 128-138 bracket. I'm still well into the atmospheric and experimental attitude that dubstep brings though."
Those clubs have been just as unexpected as his music: SBTRKT recently went on tour with his live show to support experimental electro rockers Holy Fuck. "I've been mixing vinyl since I was about ten, but Ableton gives me the freedom to play around with tracks as I would in the studio. Performing live shows is a lot harder work than DJing though. [There are] four times as many things to think of. It was definitely different to the clubs I'm used to playing at; more so playing such early sets rather than two in the morning, but Holy Fuck seem to have a fairly open-minded fan base. I just did my thing, playing the tracks I feel represented me best and are playable in a live environment. Overall it was a positive reaction, and I learned a lot about playing in indie live venues, and giving more energy rather than just head down in your laptop or mixing tunes."


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By Steven Barnes and Jessica Howard
A 24-year-old woman found in possession of stolen goods, methamphetamine and cartridge ammunition has been condemned by a Bacchus Marsh magistrate.
Jessie Oakley appeared in court on Friday April 7.
Bacchus Marsh police executed a search warrant at a property in Peelmans Lane at around 8:30pm on December 21 last year, the court heard.
The mother-of-two was found in possession of two ziplock bags containing methamphetamine and diazepam tablets, cartridge ammunition and ladies' underwear with the security tags still intact.
An assortment of loyalty, Medicare and bank cards, believed to have been stolen from a motor vehicle in Bacchus Marsh, were also located within a bedroom of the property.
Oakley told police that she purchased the underwear from a garage sale and when asked about the methamphetamine she made no comment.
Earlier this year, Oakley was again questioned by police following a pursuit that occurred on February 25.
The court heard that police attempted to intercept a vehicle after it was observed speeding at 110km/h on Flanagans Drive in Bacchus Marsh.
The vehicle sped onto a dirt road in order to evade the police, who soon abandoned the pursuit.
A registration check showed that the car was in the name of Oakley's father, who said his daughter was the main user of the vehicle.
Oakley was contacted by police on February 26, however she failed to provide information on the whereabouts of the vehicle the night before, stating that she had taken a sleeping tablet and gone to bed early.
Oakley's defence said her client had been steered down the wrong path after getting into a relationship with a member of organised crime at the age of 17.
She said the relationship, which had now ended, was marked with drugs and violence, however Oakley had since begun rehabilitation in an attempt to turn her life around.
Magistrate Gregory Robinson said it was unfortunate that Oakley had entered into a life of crime and drugs at such a young age.
"I understand when you're young you can make poor decisions… I was young once too," he said.
"However if you felt trapped in the relationship you should have gone to police".
Oakley received an aggregate fine of $1,500 with conviction.


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Whether you are a beginner or a more experienced stitcher, any project can be enhanced by a well-chosen color palette. This book makes creating color palettes a fun and enjoyable part of the design process.
It is divided into three parts: Understanding Colour, Feeling Colour, and Stitching with Colour. The first two sections guide the reader through color theory as well as choosing color more instinctively. The third part includes five projects that will encourage the reader to explore color and build confidence through exercise and experiment.
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Become a space miner and trucker in the latest Dual Universe update
Dual Universe is still chugging along toward release. The development team has just released the r0.10 version for backers to play around with. This latest update is all about industry, so if you wanted to be an asteroid miner or space trucker, this is something you'll be interested in.
This massive new update adds three new tools focused on scanning resources and mining, a complete overhaul to player inventories, and the universe's economy, as well as priority access for pre-alpha backers, giving an early look at the future of this player-run economy.
The new addition of scanning tools is actually quite complex, so let's dig in.
There are three scanning and mining related tools added with the r0.10 update, the hand, directional and the mining tool respectively. Players use the two scanners to find various rare ores in the planet they're on, and then use the mining tool to dig down into the planet crust to find said minerals and ore. There's also special mechanics for mining high-value ores.
The update also puts in a bunch of changes for ships and transport vehicles to make transporting your new mining efforts more immersive. Now, instead of having infinite inventory space it will be bound in volume, and players have to consider what they're carrying as materials occupy a certain volume. This makes transportation of resources more important than ever. Various craft have also been updated with better maneuverability to make transporting your newly gathered materials around.
Dual Universe is a continuous Single-Shard sandbox civilization building MMORPG taking place in a multi-planets Sci-Fi world with player-driven in-game economy, politics, trade and warfare. Players can freely modify the world by creating structures, space ships or orbital stations, giving birth to empires and civilizations.
You can back Dual Universe if you want to get access to the alpha. The game will launch into a more formalized open alpha test later in 2018.
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An Evening of Non-Stop hits with Pat CampbellFriday 10th February at 7.30pm
Pat is a local lad who has been entertaining for several years. He has performed in Europe and all over the UK.
His vocal ability covers a multitude of genres. Whether you like Soul 'n' Motown, Rock 'n' Roll, Pop, Country or Ballads, 'Pat is your Man'.
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Blackfriars Theatre is run predominately by volunteers. The full levy plus gift aid, if applicable, will create a special fund to help maintain and refurbish the towns precious traditional little Theatre. This fund will also allow us to seek 'match funding' opportunities to enhance your theatre experience.
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