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Show Details for the week of May 22nd, 2017
On The Monitor this week:
- Media manipulation and control with Mark Crispin Miller
- Analysis of the Saudi war on Yemen and the U.S. role with Shireen Al-Adeimi
More about this week's guests:
Mark Crispin Miller is a Professor of Media, Culture and Communication at New York University. He is the author of several books, including Boxed In: The Culture of TV; The Bush Dyslexicon: Observations on a National Disorder; Cruel and Unusual: Bush/Cheney's New World Order and Fooled Again: The Real Case for Electoral Reform. He is also the editor of Loser Take All: Election Fraud and the Subversion of Democracy, 2000-2008. His essays and articles have appeared in many journals, magazines and newspapers throughout the nation and the world, and he has given countless interviews worldwide. Miller is the editor of Icons of America, a book series published by Yale University Press. Miller is now at work on The Marlboro Man: An American Success Story, to be published by Yale University Press in 2011. He is also editor of Discovering America, a new book series from the University of Texas Press. In 2004, Miller wrote Patriot Act, a show that he performed for six weeks at the New York Theater Workshop, co-starring with Steve Cuiffo. Miller earned his bachelor's degree from Northwestern University in 1971, and his doctorate in English from Johns Hopkins University in 1977. Although he specialized in Renaissance literature, Miller is best known as a media critic. Before joining New York University, Miller served as director of film studies at Johns Hopkins University.
Shireen Al-Adeimi is a doctoral student in Human Development and Education. She has taught sixth grade Language Arts and Literature in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and is currently studying the role of classroom discussion in developing students' writing quality. In particular, she is interested in academic language and hopes to make salient the linguistic features that are indicative of academic language production in writing. She is also conducting research that investigates the role of bilingualism in the manifestation of cognitive processes in writing. Al-Ademi holds an M.A. in education from the University of Michigan.
Show Details for the week of May 8th, 2017
On The Monitor this week:
I am unable to be in the studio this week. Rather than play an older show I am playing the last part of a documentary series made in 2004. The series "The Power of Nightmares: The Rise of the Politics of Fear" is a BBC television series by Adam Curtis. It mainly consists of archive footage, with Curtis narrating. The series was originally broadcast in the United Kingdom in 2004. It has subsequently been aired in multiple countries and shown at various film festivals, including the 2005 Cannes Film Festival.
The film compares the rise of the neoconservative movement in the United States and the radical Islamist movement, drawing comparisons between their origins, and remarking on similarities between the two groups. More controversially, it argues that radical Islamism as a massive, sinister organisation, specifically in the form of al-Qaeda, is a myth, or noble lie, perpetuated by leaders of many countries—and particularly neoconservatives in the U.S.—in a renewed attempt to unite and inspire their people after the ultimate failure of utopian ideas. Part 3, played on the show this week is called "The Shadows in the Cave". Short synopsis:
Show Details for the week of January 23rd, 2017
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KPFT has all the usual thank you gifts available at various pledge levels but this week's show is going to offer copies of the documentary "HyperNormalisation" on DVD (more about the documentary below). This DVD is available at a pledge level of $90 if you call during the show.
More about HyperNormalisation:
This week's show features excerpts from HyperNormalisation, a 2016 BBC documentary by British filmmaker Adam Curtis. The film was released on 16 October 2016. In the film, Curtis argues that since the 1970s, governments, financiers, and technological utopians have given up on the complex "real world" and built a simple "fake world" that is run by corporations and kept stable by politicians. The documentary runs for more than 2.5 hours and features some rare archival footage that starts in the 1970s and takes the viewer on a thought-provoking journey all the way up to the election of Donald Trump.
Starting in 1975 with the fiscal crisis in New York City and the emergence of the idea that financial systems could run society; Curtis brings in the shuttle diplomacy between then-US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Middle Eastern leaders in the Arab-Israeli dispute and the subsequent retreat by Hafez al-Assad of Syria and the onset of hypernormalisation in the Soviet Union. Then, following the United States' involvement in the 1982 Lebanon War, a vengeful al-Assad made an alliance with Ruhollah Khomeini of Iran to February 1984, when the U.S. withdrew all its troops from Lebanon because, in the words of then-US Secretary of State George P. Shultz, "we became paralyzed by the complexity that we faced". For the remaining 2 hours Curtis takes you on a journey, full of rare footage, that is sure to make you think.
Get a copy of this fascinating documentary with a pledge of $90 to KPFT during the show. You can do so only by calling 713.526.5738 during the show and telling the volunteers that you want a copy of HyperNormalisation. Once we have a final tally of listeners wanting a copy I will take care of the rest.
Don't help me set the table
Cause now there's one less place
I won't lay mama's silver
For a man who won't say grace
If home is where the heart is
Then your home's on the street
Me, I'll read a good book
Turn out the lights and go to sleep
— "Standing Room Only" from This Is Barbara Mandrell
Show Details for the week of January 9th, 2017
- Donald Trump nominates Betsy DeVos to be his Secretary of Education. We discuss the topic with Diane Ravitch.
- News or Propaganda? What is happening to the news and what is the "Countering Foreign Propaganda and Disinformation Act" about? We discuss the topic with Rick Sterling.
Diane Ravitch is an historian of education and Research Professor of Education at New York University. She was born in Houston, Texas, attended the Houston public schools from kindergarten through high school, and graduated from Wellesley College in 1960. She received her Ph.D. in the history of American education in 1975. She lives in Brooklyn, New York. Ravitch is author of many books, including Reign of Error: The Hoax of the Privatization Movement and the Danger to America's Public Schools and The Death and Life of the Great American School System: How Testing and Choice Are Undermining Education. She served as Assistant Secretary of Education and Counselor to the Secretary of Education from 1991-1993 under the George H. W. Bush administration. She now blogs at dianeravitch.net
Quote: "Betsy DeVos should not be approved by the Senate committee or confirmed by the Senate as U.S. Secretary of Education. She has no experience or qualifications for the job. She is a lobbyist for alternatives to public schools. Eighty-five percent of the students in the U.S. attend public schools. Her only plan is to weaken and destroy them by diverting public money to charter schools and vouchers for religious schools. DeVos is a billionaire who has never worked in a public school, never attended a public school, never sent her own children to public school. She has lived in a billionaire bubble of privilege. She has no understanding of the needs of our nation's public schools, and she is in fact actively hostile to them. This is unacceptable. She is unacceptable. Our public schools are one of the cornerstones of our democracy. We have never had a Secretary of Education who was opposed to public schools. We should never have one."
Rick Sterling is a retired electronics / aerospace engineer turned independent investigative journalist. He just wrote the piece "The War Against Alternative Information" for ConsortiumNews.com — which states: "The U.S. establishment is not content simply to have domination over the media narratives on critical foreign policy issues, such as Syria, Ukraine and Russia. It wants total domination. Thus we now have the 'Countering Foreign Propaganda and Disinformation Act' that President Obama signed into law on Dec. 23 as part of the National Defense Authorization Act for 2017, setting aside $160 million to combat any 'propaganda' that challenges Official Washington's version of reality. The new law mandates the U.S. Secretary of State to collaborate with the Secretary of Defense, Director of National Intelligence and other federal agencies to create a Global Engagement Center 'to lead, synchronize, and coordinate efforts of the Federal Government to recognize, understand, expose, and counter foreign state and non-state propaganda and disinformation efforts aimed at undermining United States national security interests.' The law directs the Center to be formed in 180 days and to share expertise among agencies and to 'coordinate with allied nations.'The new law is remarkable for a number of reasons, not the least because it merges a new McCarthyism about purported dissemination of Russian 'propaganda' on the Internet with a new Orwellianism by creating a kind of Ministry of Truth — or Global Engagement Center — to protect the American people from 'foreign propaganda and disinformation.' As part of the effort to detect and defeat these unwanted narratives, the law authorizes the Center to: 'Facilitate the use of a wide range of technologies and techniques by sharing expertise among Federal departments and agencies, seeking expertise from external sources, and implementing best practices.' (This section is an apparent reference to proposals that Google, Facebook and other technology companies find ways to block or brand certain Internet sites as purveyors of 'Russian propaganda' or 'fake news.') Justifying this new bureaucracy, the bill's sponsors argued that the existing agencies for 'strategic communications' and 'public diplomacy' were not enough, that the information threat required 'a whole-of-government approach leveraging all elements of national power.' The law also is rife with irony since the U.S. government and related agencies are among the world's biggest purveyors of propaganda and disinformation…"
Show Details for the week of May 23rd, 2016
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This week we feature an interview with Mark Karlin during which we will discuss some of his recent articles and the importance of independent media.
More about this week's guest:
Mark Karlin is the editor of BuzzFlash at Truthout. He served as editor and publisher of BuzzFlash for 10 years before joining Truthout in 2010. BuzzFlash has won four Project Censored Awards. Karlin writes a commentary five days a week for BuzzFlash, as well as articles (ranging from the failed "war on drugs" to reviews relating to political art) for Truthout. He also interviews authors and filmmakers whose works are featured in Truthout's Progressive Picks of the Week. Before linking with Truthout, Karlin conducted interviews with cultural figures, political progressives and innovative advocates on a weekly basis for 10 years. He authored many columns about the lies propagated to launch the Iraq War.
Some of his recent articles:
Thomas Frank: Bill Clinton's Five Major Achievements Were Longstanding GOP Objectives
Co-Chair of 9/11 Task Force Wants Secret Saudi Involvement Document Released
Terrorism Is Profitable for US Weapons Manufacturers
Donald Trump Claims He Didn't Know His Former Butler for Many Years and Current Pal Is a Rabid Racist, Misogynist and Islamophobic in the Most Vulgar Way
Thank you gifts!
You can still get a copy of Peter Van Buren's We Meant Well: How I Helped Lose the Battle for the Hearts and Minds of the Iraqi People by pledging $60 or more to support KPFT and The Monitor.
We also still have copies of Nation on the Take by Wendell Potter and Nick Penniman as a thank you gift for your donation of $90 or more. This book exposes legalized corruption and links it to kitchen-table issues. We spoke to Wendell on the April 25th show so take a list to that for a preview of the book
Show Details for the week of March 14th, 2016
On The Monitor this week
- Assessing the gap between rhetoric and policy – just how "extreme" is Trump's discourse? We discuss the topic with Arun Kundani
- A journey from Zionism to peace activism with Miko Peled
More about this week's guests:
Show Details for the week of February 8th, 2016
KPFT is in its winter pledge drive. The Monitor has a goal of $800 per show for three consecutive weeks. Last week's show beat the goal and it would be GREAT to keep that going this week. Please call 713 526 5738 during the show or pledge online at www.kpft.org
This week we have Marjorie Cohn on the show to talk about her latest article "Want Endless War? Love the U.S. Empire? Well, Hillary Clinton's Your Choice" and a volume she edited called Drones and Targeted Killing: Legal, Moral and Geopolitical Issues which you can get during this week's show for a pledge of $120.
"This book provides much-needed analysis of why America's targeted killing program is illegal, immoral and unwise." —from the foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu
"Very important book… In a few months we will commemorate the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta, which, despite the limits of the day, established the founding principle of modern law: presumption of innocence. Today that principle has been rescinded. Guilty verdicts are no longer to be rendered by a jury of peers, but by a White House session deciding who we are going to kill today along with whatever unfortunates happen to be in the vicinity of the drone attack. As these valuable essays show, Obama s global terror campaign is a menace to the world, and Americans are not likely to escape unscathed."
Noam Chomsky
You can also get a copy of Censored 2016: The Top Censored Stories and Media Analysis of 2014-15 for a pledge of $90.
You can listen to an interview with Project Censored's Mickey Huff from January 4th here
More about this week's guest: Marjorie Cohn has been a professor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law since 1991. In summer 2016, she will become Professor Emeritus, and will continue to lecture, write, and provide media commentary. A former news consultant for CBS News and a legal analyst for Court TV, Professor Cohn has been a legal and political commentator on BBC, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, NPR, and Pacifica Radio.
Professor Cohn is the author of Cowboy Republic: Six Ways the Bush Gang Has Defied the Law and co-author of Cameras in the Courtroom: Television and the Pursuit of Justice (with David Dow), and Rules of Disengagement: The Politics and Honor of Military Dissent (with Kathleen Gilberd). She is editor and contributor to The United States and Torture: Interrogation, Incarceration and Abuse, and Drones and Targeted Killing: Legal, Moral, and Geopolitical Issues.


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His lack of sex, as he would go on to explain to dozens of listening strangers, was through no fault of his own, but rather that of Southwest Airlines. They had apparently implemented a hiring policy that allowed for, in his opinion, far too many flight attendants who simply didn't meet his standards. He starts out with a statistical analysis, playing it conservatively by only offending homosexuals and older women:
"Well, I had Tucson to Indy all four weeks and, uh, Chicago crews ... there's 12 flight attendants ... 11 fucking over the top, fucking ass-fucking homosexuals and a granny."
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He then upped the stakes by tossing in the overweight ladies, henceforth known as "grandes":
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Plastic Shopping Bags – Refuse, Reuse, Return
Can plastic bags go in your recycling bin? You have arrived home from the grocery store and successfully put away all of the groceries, but you are left with a pile of plastic bags! We all know that using reusable bags is the Earth- friendly option, but let's face...
When it Comes to Electronics and Batteries Recycling – Only You Can Prevent Fires!
In recent years, there has been a spike in fires erupting at recycling facilities due to lithium-ion batteries — like the battery contained in that cell phone and other electronics or rechargeable batteries.
Is Styrofoam recyclable?
In most curbside recycling programs, "Styrofoam" is part of a longer list of recycling contaminates (items that cannot be recycled curbside, that are placed in the recycling bin).
Hoses, Cords, Wires, Chains – Just trash 'em!
When items such as hoses, cords, wires, chains, ropes, and plastic bags are placed in a curbside recycling bin, people just like you and I are faced with the daunting challenge of detangling them from recycling processing equipment.
Recycling – How it Works
In order to really understand how the recycling system works, let's get geeky with it and take a look at the entire system, along with how each unique piece of equipment aids in the process.
Since its beginning phases in the 1970s, recycling has been offering individuals a way to "do their part" to protect the environment and create jobs, by simply placing items in a recycling bin. Today, the good news is that recycling is still here to offer that "feel...
The ABCs of Recycling Baby Items
Babies come with lots of laughs, joy – and stuff! Take a quick gander down any shop's baby aisle or baby registry, and you soon see the baby items can add up. Since new parents need their sleep, we'll make it easy for you to streamline your recycling process....
How Green Are You? Take our Quiz!
Think you're green and eco-friendly? Take our 2-minute quiz to find out how you stack up. Then share your results with your friends and family and tag #ItsAllYou. Take the Quiz: How Green are You? Why be Green? Committing to green initiatives at home and...
Why Recycling Will Be More Important Than Ever in 2018
Are you busy? If you answered YES to that question, there's a great club for you. It's called Everybody. Seriously, Americans are SO BUSY nowadays. We see it in packed schedules. And traffic patterns. And culture shifts. Take a look at take-out food – it's on the...
What to Do with your Old Garden Hose (Tip: Don't Recycle Them)
When your garden hose starts to leak, crack, or wear out, it may be time for a new one. But what can you do with that old garden hose? We'll give you a head's up on what you can and should never do with your worn-out garden hose. Don't Put It in Recycling The number...
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Bacardi : Unwrap the Night (teaser)
A party just for you.
Editor's Pick
Bacardi USA continues the trend of using brands using Facebook information to create a personalized experience with a holiday-season themed website, unwrapthenight.com
Log on on using Facebook and you find yourself at the door of a 'happening holiday loft party', after an invitation appears, apparently from one of your Facebook friends. When the door opens, you're greeted as the guest of honor.
As you mingle, content and images from your year on Facebook woven into the party experience. A bartender mixes a cocktail named after one of your friends, there's a holiday sweater with your initials on it and pictures of your friends adorn the walls. Finally, you step out onto the patio for a grand fireworks celebration and a retrospective display of your year in photos .
The site was developed by Blast Radius, New York, in collaboration with FakeLove and Bullet.
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- Dec 01, 2011
- Brand:
- Bacardi
- Client:
- Bacardi
- Agency:
- Blast Radius
- Client Partner:
- Helga Sasdi
- Project Manager:
- Talli Pinhasi
- Creative Director:
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- Art Director:
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- Designer:
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- Interaction Designer:
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- Flash Developer:
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- Agency Producer:
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- Production Services:
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- Production Company:
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- Director:
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- Director:
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- Sound Designer:
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- Technical Director:
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- Project Coordinator:
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- Developer:
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- Senior Analytics Specialist:
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- Quality Assurance Analyst:
- Josef Liu
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- Copywriter:
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Hey luke, this is a really nice track... Great pairing!
That was very nice. First time hearing it. Thank you Luke.
It is a great track. Buy the Jr. Walker 1970s box set. It is from the Hotshot album and then release again on the Smooth album. I am hoping for a release of his remaining albums on Motown, which are considered solo efforts.
My pleasure people. There's something very haunting about this song. I love Thelma but I actually prefer Jr on this.


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Most people looking for a new home start their search online. In fact, according to the NAR, 43% of home buyers used the internet as the first step in their search. And 92% of buyers used the internet in some way as part of their search.
We don't have statistics for this next fact, but based on our experience we can tell you it's more common than not.
"Buyers shopping for homes often have their hearts broken."
In fact, we are so sure of this fact that if you are a Buyer yourself, we will hazard a guess this has happened to you. You search and search and search. All of a sudden you find THE house online. The one you've been looking for. The PERFECT one. You call the agent. And it turns out it's already under contract. Or maybe it's already even SOLD! Many buyers who come to us have had this happen over and over before they started working with The Belt Team. Don't let this happen to you. Because once you see the perfect house – nothing else will seem to compare.
If you do a Google search for homes, your search will often yield info about homes that are not on the market. Even if you use the most popular search sites like Zillow, Trulia or Realtor.com – you'll often gather inaccurate or untimely search results.
What's the answer?
Use the same service that we as Realtors use to help our clients find homes. It feeds directly from the local MLS and is updated more frequently than other sites. Our team invests tens of thousands of dollars per year to have access to this system. (Note: This is just ONE of many special technologies we pay for to enhance our clients' real estate experience. Per NAR, the average Realtor only spends $848/yr.)
Yes, you will need to register to use it. The system is really easy to use, and it has so many bells and whistles that we want to ensure you are finding EXACTLY what you're looking for. Time is money. And YOUR time is valuable. Don't waste it looking at homes that may not be available.
Try it out. We're pretty sure you'll like it. (And by the way – it's FREE to you and there is NO obligation.)
(We also have a FREE, Instant Home Valuation Tool if you have a home to sell and are wondering what it might be worth.)
The Belt Team is one of the top teams in the world for Keller Williams Realty, the largest real estate company. This is why we have access to tools such as our state-of-the-art home search site. But more important than numbers are people. Every client is important to us. Our mission statement is "Changing Lives For The Better". If it's time to change YOURS, give us a call at (703) 242-3975.
(Read what clients have posted about our agents Terry Belt, Kevin Kleifges, Tom Reilly, Beth Dadisman, Gail Belt, Martin Bristow & The Belt Team on independent site ZIllow.com here.)


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"Ultimately, we concluded, cancer immunotherapy passes the test. It does so because this year, clinical trials have cemented its potential in patients and swayed even the sceptics. The field of cancer immunotherapy hums with stories of lives extended — the woman with a grapefruit-size tumour in her lung from melanoma, alive and healthy 13 years later; the 6-year-old near death from leukaemia, now in third grade and in remission; the man with metastatic kidney cancer whose disease continued fading away even after treatment stopped," notes a paper published recently in the journal that ranked the top 10 science breakthroughs of 2013.
The cancer research community experienced a sea change in 2013 as a strategy, decades in the making, finally cemented its potential. Promising results emerged from clinical trials of cancer immunotherapy, in which treatments target the body's immune system rather than tumours directly. The new treatments push T cells and other immune cells to combat cancer — and the editors of believe that such approaches are now displaying enough promise to top their list of the year's most important scientific breakthroughs. Though the ultimate impact on the disease is not known, results so far have been highlighting its success.
This annual list of groundbreaking scientific achievements, selected by and its international nonprofit publisher, AAAS, also includes major breakthroughs in solar cell technologies, genome-editing techniques and vaccine design strategies, to name a few.
"This year there was no mistaking the immense promise of cancer immunotherapy," Tim Appenzeller, chief news editor of the journal saidin a press release by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). "So far, this strategy of harnessing the immune system to attack tumours works only for some cancers and a few patients, so it's important not to overstate the immediate benefits. But many cancer specialists are convinced that they are seeing the birth of an important new paradigm for cancer treatment."
Many of today's advances in cancer immunotherapy revolve around CTLA-4 (cytotoxic T-lymphocyte antigen 4) — a receptor on T cells that was discovered in 1987. "The early steps were taken by French cancer immunologist James Allison, now at the University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. CTLA-4 prevented the T cells from attacking invaders with their full force.
In 1996, James Allison showed that blocking CTLA-4 in mice could unleash T cells against tumour cells in the animals that finally "erased tumours in mice."
In the meantime, Japanese researchers identified another "brake" on T cells known as PD-1. Clinical trials involving this receptor began in 2006, and preliminary results in small groups of patients appear to be promising.
Another area of interest involves genetically modifying T cells to make them target tumours. In 2011, this strategy, which was known as chimeric antigen therapy, or CAR therapy, electrified the cancer research field, and it is now the subject of numerous clinical trials, particularly in blood cancers.
Accordingly, many pharmaceutical companies that wanted nothing to do with immunotherapy several years ago are now investing heavily, the release noted.
There is still plenty of uncertainty regarding how many patients will benefit from these therapies, most of which remain experimental — and for which forms of cancer they will work best, the release noted. Scientists are busy trying to identify biomarkers that might offer answers, and thinking of ways to make treatments more potent. But a new chapter in cancer research and treatment has begun. The journal's list of nine other groundbreaking scientific achievements from the past year follows.
CRISPR: Akin to the discovery of the microscope in the 1920 that "touched off a revolution in surgical procedures," the discovery of a bacterial protein — Cas9 — gives "researchers the equivalent of a molecular surgery kit for routinely disabling, activating, or changing genes," the paper notes.
Though CRISPR, the gene-editing technique was discovered in bacteria, researchers use it as a scalpel for surgery on individual genes. Its popularity soared this year — with over 50 publications in 10 months — as more than a dozen teams of researchers used it to manipulate the genomes of various plant, animal and human cells.
Cloning human embryos: After years of failure, researchers were able to derive stem cells from cloned human embryos this year. Scientists were able to clone sheep, mice, pigs, dogs and other animals, but human cells proved really tricky.
But in 2007, researchers at the Oregon National Primate Research Center in Beaverton succeeded in cloning monkey embryos and extract embryonic stem cells. In the process they realised that caffeine plays an important role in the process, stabilizing key molecules in delicate human egg cells.
CLARITY: This imaging technique, which renders brain tissue transparent by "by removing the fatty, light-scattering lipid molecules that form cellular membranes." The lipids are replaced with molecules of "clear gel" but all neurons (as well as other brain cells) are left intact and on full display. This has changed the way researchers look at this intricate organ in 2013.
According to the paper, researchers say the "advance could speed up by 100-fold tasks such as counting all the neurons in a given brain region and could make traditional methods of imaging post-mortem brain tissue irrelevant." Currently, the technique is limited to small amounts of tissue.
Mini-organs: Researchers made remarkable progress growing mini human-like "organoids" in vitro this year. These included liver buds, mini-kidneys and tiny brains. miniaturized human organs may prove to be much better models of human disease than animals.
If it is a challenge to "coax stem cells to grow into specific tissues" prodding pluripotent stem cells to develop into organized structures has been nearly impossible. Not any more. Researchers in spectacular style were able to grow a variety of "organoids" in the lab — liver buds, mini-kidneys, and, most remarkably, rudimentary human brains.
Cosmic rays traced to supernova remnants: Although originally detected 100 years ago, scientists have not been sure where the high-energy particles from outer space known as cosmic rays come from. This year, they finally tied the rays to debris clouds left by supernovae, or exploding stars.
Perovskite solar cells: A new generation of solar-cell materials, cheaper and easier to produce than those in traditional silicon cells, garnered plenty of attention this past year. Perovskite cells are not as efficient as commercial solar cells yet, but they are improving very quickly.
Structural biology guides vaccine design: This year, researchers used the structure of an antibody to design an immunogen — the main ingredient of a vaccine — for a childhood virus that hospitalizes millions each year. It was the first time that structural biology led to such a powerful tool for fighting disease.
Our microbes, our health: Research on the trillions of bacterial cells that call the human body home made it clear how much these microbes do for us. "Personalized" medicine will need to take these microbial tenants into account in order to be effective.
Why we sleep: Studies with mice showed that the brain cleans itself — by expanding channels between neurons and allowing more cerebrospinal fluid to flow through — much more efficiently during sleep. The finding suggests that restoration and repair are among the primary purposes of catching Z's.


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Larkin: Health And Taste Drive Fresh Foods Momentum
The verdict is in about fresh foods: Shoppers are prioritizing health and taste as the top reasons for consuming fresh items. Moreover, produce ranks as the most important fresh department to shoppers. And in an era of multi-channel retail competition, supermarkets still command a huge share of shoppers' fresh foods dollars. Learn more via The Shelby Report.
Harps Food Stores CEO/Prez Receives NGA Honor
The National Grocers Association (NGA) presented Kim Eskew, president and CEO of Springdale, Ark.-based Harps Food Stores, with the Clarence G. Adamy Great American Award at the NGA Fall Leadership Meetings, in Chicago. The award recognizes individuals who have shown outstanding efforts in support of policy initiatives that promote independent grocers. Learn more via Progressive Grocer.
Town & Country Markets First to Offer Humane Harvest Pacific Cod
Town & Country Markets has partnered with Blue North Fisheries to introduce Humane Harvest line-caught Pacific cod, available Nov. 1. The independent grocer is the first food retailer to offer the line of fish, which meets a new standard for ethical harvest. Learn more via Grocery Headquarters.
Raley's Gets Transparent with Pork
Raley's has partnered with American Homestead Natural Meats, a Hawarden, Iowa-based group of family farms producing top-quality meat, to offer several varieties of fresh pork that are both non-GMO and antibiotic-free. Learn more via Progressive Grocer.
Harmons Partners With Unata For New E-Commerce Program
Harmons, a family-owned and locally operated grocery chain based in Utah, has teamed up with Unata, a provider of 1-to-1 digital solutions for grocers, to develop a new e-commerce and online list-building experience for patrons. Learn more via The Shelby Report.
Associated Food Stores Ups Energy Efficiency Game
Associated Food Stores has implemented energy efficient technologies in stores across Utah and the Intermountain West in an effort to become more sustainable. The wholesaler added LED lighting, updated lighting controls and refrigeration upgrades to stores in Salt Lake City, South Ogden, Park City, West Valley City, American Fork, Ogden and Taylorsville. Learn more via Grocery Headquarters.
Champine wins 'Best Bagger Competition'
Manchester's own Brooke Champine emerged victorious at the Vermont Retail and Grocers Association's "Best Bagger Competition," hosted in South Burlington on Saturday. Champine, 18, will now travel to Las Vegas, Nevada to represent Vermont in the national Best Bagger Competition, taking place in February. Learn from via Manchester Journal.
In-Store Signage Gets Sophisticated
As food shoppers have become more sophisticated and adventurous in their product choices, so have the signs that guide them both outside and on their in-store travels. According to Didier Blanc, president of Blanc Display Group, in Dover, N.J., "The trend in signage is in providing consumer education as well as ethnic-related merchandise." Learn more via Progressive Grocer.
Mastering the Endless Aisle Starts with Logistics
Amazon and Whole Foods. Walmart and Jet.com. These companies are all making a play for, well, everything. Whether they're aware of it or not, these top retailers are all striving for the same thing – an endless aisle. Learn more via Food DIVE.
NGA's Supermarket Industry News Roundup is a weekly summary of news articles that highlights conversation around the independent supermarket industry and consumer trends. The links included in the summary have content that is not controlled by NGA.


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You ever have a beer so dark, heavy, and chewy you're convinced it came not from a brewery in a normal Florida town (Tallahassee, in this case), but from the depths of blackest Hades itself? That maybe the tap isn't connected to a keg but has opened a wormhole into some sort of terrible land, like Black Mesa?
That's how I felt when I opened my crowler of Creatures In The Dark (Stout, 8% ABV, 45 IBU) from Proof Brewing. Fear. Abject fear.
I didn't think I should be concerned. It has raw coca nibs and whole vanilla beans in the brewing process, and those are delicious. It won a gold medal from the Best Florida Beer championship in 2014, and they're good as well. There's nothing to be concerned about this beer. Right?
Instead, it's a lot like Silent Hill when you're wandering around the town and everything's fine but then you hear the siren and everything gets all dark and scary and you're suddenly running for your life from someone's idea of a geometry class gone horribly wrong and you don't know where to go because everything's dark and you can't turn on a flashlight or else those creepy nurses and demon dogs and Bruins fans will come and get you.
It's really heavy. Just insane amounts of deep, bold roasted malts dripping with molasses and espresso notes. The raw coca nibs are right at home swimming in all of that full bodied brew. There's a touch of vanilla in there, but to be honest, a lot of it is lost in a chewy, insanely heady stout that is so overladen with bold, brassy notes that you really wouldn't want too much else.
It's scary, it's heady, and there's a reason why this oil-looking malt bomb got a gold medal. It is most definitely better suited for a spooky, chilly fall evening when the power's out and you find yourself alone in a log cabin with a door that may or may not be leading to a serial killer in the basement. And if there is, you can give them a pint.
Or throw the crowler at them. I don't know, I don't play those sorts of games.
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Is there a way to create a synalepha when input the lyrics? In languages like spanish it is very important.
In reply to If I understand well what a by Nicolas
Thanks, that is what I want to do. Actually in printed scores, there is a little slur beneath the space. In Finale, you have follow some steps to get that, in Sibelius it appears more quickly. In MuseScore I suppose I have to draw it with the line tool.
In reply to Thanks by Miguel Astor
While typing your lyrics press F2 or click on the keyboard at the bottom left. The symbols dialog should open and there is a "small slur" at the bottom.
In reply to While typing your lyrics by Nicolas
But this small slur if I understand well, only can be input above the lyrics. It had to be possible to input beneath them.
In reply to But this small slur by Miguel Astor
You can use the slur below in the symbol palette. Just before the slur above you used.
In reply to You can use the slur below in by Nicolas
It is weird, but my version of MuseScore does not have this small slur.
What I have to do to get that palette?
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In reply to It is weird by Miguel Astor
That's the symbol palette you get on pressing F2 while typing text (or clicking the picture of a keybaord that appears at bottom left of the screen while typing text).
In reply to It is weird by Miguel Astor
Indeed very weird. Which operating system do you use ? and which version of MuseScore?
In reply to Indeed very weird. Which by Nicolas
Windows XP and MuseScore 1.0
In reply to Indeed very weird. Which by Nicolas
I tried installing again MScore 1.0, and the problem still remains.
Perhaps installing the english version? I have the spanish, but I don't know how can I go to the english version.
In reply to I tried installing again MScore 1.0 by Miguel Astor
There is no english version. To change MuseScore language go to edit -> preferences -> general and restart MuseScore after your change. It's very unlikely it will solve it.
I wonder if anyone else on windows XP can reproduce? Anyone ?
In reply to There is no english version. by Nicolas
I have this issue under XP since ever...
Look at the attached image: the box where the under-tie should appear contains an "undef" square.
In reply to I'm on V1.0 on XP too. My by Fatwarry
Ubuntu, synalepha is disponible.....but since I sometimes want to uses glyphs which are not in the F2 palette I investigated a bit.
You find a liste of glyphs in http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/a.htm however synalepha is not listed in.
The closest is undertie, which is not written under the letter but between
Once you have found a symbol you want to use in musescore, you have "only" to type it in some editor (Ubuntu allows that in gedit, using CTRL SHIFT+u , unicode value, ENTER, for others see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_input#Hexadecimal_code_input), and then to copy/paste
just waiting for the problem to be solved
In reply to I'm on V1.0 on XP too. My by Fatwarry
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This is what I get:
There might be a solution. From the spanish forum:
It consists to input a "V" between the diphthong then select it and change the font to wingdings 3.
Not is the best way but, it is very close to Finale 2011's way. Not bad at all!!!! ;D


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Hello again,
I've created a few whitelisted metafields and now I'd like to retrieve the whitelist to know what was added.
- admin/api/2019-10/graphql.json returns "Not Found"
- admin/api/2019-10/metafields.json only shows the metafields365 app information
- admin/products/#{id}/metafields.json only shows the applied metafields
My goal is to have a set of metafields, `app-settings`, that will assign some default values to the app functionality so I need to create the metafields, query for them, and utilize the result within the app.
Any guidance is much appreciated!
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Hey @jenn11 ,
Hassain | Developer Support Specialist @ Shopify
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Thank you for the clarification, @hassain!
Following the API instructions you sent for creating a metafield on the Shop resource I'm encountering a new issue (does this require a new post? If so I'll amend) where I sent a POST request to /admin/metafields.json with the params:
namespace=testMetafield&key=testKey&value=testValue&value_type=json_string //also tried value_type=string
and receive the following error:
"metafield": "Required parameter missing or invalid"
I'm using Postman and have verified authorization and removed all cookies on each request per @Jason in another thread regarding POSTs to the API.
Hey @jenn11 ,
When sending a POST request to create a new resource, you do not pass in the values of the required fields through Query String Parameters but instead you pass them in as a JSON object in the "body" of the request.
So if you are using Postman to make this request, you do not need to add any params. Instead all you need is to include the appropriate Shopify Access Token credential and Content-Type in your header like so, and then add the JSON object with all the required fields in the body like this.
Hope that helps.
Hassain | Developer Support Specialist @ Shopify
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Adding and removing shapes and lines from your design is an easy process. There are many options to choose from and which can be added to and easily removed from your design.
To add shapes and lines:
1Simply select Graphics from the left tool panel. Then, hover your mouse over and click on Icons & Shapes tab.
2Scroll to the Lines category to see the options available or search for a particular style using the search box.
3Select the type of line you want and place it in your project by either clicking on it or dragging and dropping it into place.
To remove shapes and lines:
1Simply click on the object you want to remove from your project.
2Once clicked, the Property Panel will show up on the top.
3Click the Trash symbol, and the object will be deleted.
or you can click on the object, right click and select Delete on the dropdown.


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Our commitment as freshness seekers ensures your dining experience is different every time and composed of the best available, every single day. Because of our sourced menu, items and prices are subject to change due to market availability.
garden greens, grapes, fennel, toasted pistachio, cilantro, herbs, dijon vinaigrette / 6
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Joseph Massaro is an aspiring and thriving writer, who writes for his pop culture blog, Joe's Pocket. From writing about "corny" classic horror movies to album reviews, Joe loves writing about pop culture.
Joe is 21-years-old and attends the College at Brockport, where he is currently earning a bachelor's degree in multi-media journalism. He also served as the Campus Talk Editor and a Contributing Writer for the college's newspaper, The Stylus for a semester. He hopes one day to write for SPIN or Stereogum.
Even though sometimes his school work will get in the way of his blog, he tries to balance both (If he isn't writing, he is still listening).
Joe became interested in music journalism in the tenth grade, when he and his best friend both got into record collecting. Listening to albums such as Dire Straits' Brothers in Arms (1985) and the Records' Shades in Bed (1979). When listening to Shades in Bed, Joe couldn't believe how underappreciated the Records were and wanted to draw more attention to them.
Joe graduated from high school in 2016, at Red Jacket and attended Monroe Community College soon after. He studied there for two years, where he earned an associates degree in Communications and Media Studies. He is currently at the College of Brockport, where he studying for a bachelors degree in Journalism and Broadcasting and earning a minor in History. He also served as the Campus Talk Editor and a Contributing Writer for the college's newspaper, The Stylus for a semester. He hopes one day to write for SPIN or Stereogum.
His favorite artists include: Spoon, Pavement, the Beach Boys, Devo, Beck, Elvis Costello & the Attractions, David Bowie and the Who.
His favorite movies are The Darjeeling Limited, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, Easy Rider, American Psycho and Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978).
Enjoy this picture of his cat Hobbes with his personal copy of Pavement's Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain (that includes a very special skip on "Silence Kid") below.
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The craze for decluttering methods has been such in recent years that it would be surprising if you have not already tried, at least partially, to purify your interior. Yet few can boast today of living in a house always tidy. It must be said that it is not enough to adhere to the various methods proposed to succeed in sorting and ordering, and the brakes are numerous on the road to minimalism. Here are nine mistakes you can not make when deciding to unclutter to see how successful you are.
Buy Before You Organize
Before you invest in boxes, shelves, filing cabinets and cabinets, start by reducing the volume to store and organize. Once cleared of the superfluous, the storage space you already have will probably be enough. You may even be surprised to be able to get rid of some of them!
Do not back down the moment of decluttering under the false pretense that we do not have the right tools to put your stuff in order.If your wardrobe overflows, it is rarely the fault of the closet! If you really realize at the end of operations that you are missing a dresser or a storage box, it will still be time to get them.
Want to do it all at once
If you think that your house will become cluttered in a day, you run the risk of being overwhelmed and discouraged before completing the exercise. Worse still, you might dread the moment to get back to it and leave everything in a heap without finishing, at the risk of living in a chaos worse than before your resolution to put away!
Give yourself time to carry out this business, and divide it into phases so you do not spend all your weekends or holidays. The idea is not to impose a chore, nor to transmit this impression to the rest of the family, but to begin a profound change in joy.
Make Bags and Stacks of Things to Give / Sell / Throw
Once your stuff is sorted and the part you do not want to keep discarded, do not keep it at home. Even if these bags and cartons that pile up in the entrance or garage seem temporary while waiting to be given or thrown away, they prevent you from going to the end of your step of decluttering. They visually pollute space and, instead of giving your interior the breath that sorting should bring, it seems even more messy than before!
Not to mention the risk of regretting a dress or pair of skis in the pile and go fishing on a whim or under the spell of nostalgia … Once you have sorted and identified things to throw or give, take them right away, whether to the garbage dump, to Emmaus or to friends interested in recovering them.
What to do with things you want to get rid of?
Think "in case"
Are you afraid of regretting an object or needing it one day and getting rid of it? Unconsciously, you feel that it would mean that you have made the wrong choices, that your attempt to declutter has been a failure, or that you are not capable of rational sorting, to define your own needs, to organize your life … Stop! This anticipated guilt will not lead you to anything except spoil the beautiful energy you put to make your home more enjoyable.
If an object has not been used for several years, the chances of you suddenly needing it are reduced. And even so, the mistake is human and we learn from these small blunders.Trust yourself and you will see that they will be rare, and never irreparable!
Imagine it's done once and for all
Even if you have put all your goodwill into it, it is rare that a massive decluttering exempts you in the future to tidy up or sort your interior again . Already because the disorder quickly resumes its rights, especially if the other members of the family do not share your taste for the order.
But also because we quickly taste sorting and once your decluttering started, there is a good chance that you see other useless things to eliminate, other closets to be cleaned … Get rid of the superfluous remains a subjective approach, and therefore never totally finished!
Storing Room by Room
This is a point on which Marie Kondo insists a lot in her book The Magic of Storing. Because if tidying up a room after another may seem logical to organize its decluttering, it will not give you an overview of what you have. Marie Kondo proposes rather to classify your business by type (books, clothes, papers, various objects, sentimental objects) and to sort each category independently. Not only does this allow you to organize the storage (you can dedicate a weekend to each category for example), but it will also help you to forget any element.
You sort your books? Gather not only those stored in the library, but also the cookbooks, the beautiful books lying on the coffee table and the novels on your bedside table. You unclutter the closet? Do not forget what is hanging from the bathroom hooks or the entrance, which hangs in the room or the laundry waiting to be ironed.By having a complete vision, it will be easier to sort!
Focusing on Numbers
Decluttering methods are full of numbers, which is often extreme. Between the minimalist who live with less than 100 objects, Courtney Carver who invites to keep only 33 pieces maximum in her closet, Dominique Loreau who recommends to possess 7 outfits, 7 tops, 7 stockings and 7 pairs of shoes, all seasons combined … Do not focus on these numbers which represent an unattainable ideal for most people, even those with a strong will.
For clothing, for example, the ideal figure will depend on your lifestyle (you often go out, you have dirty work …), the frequency of your washings, the space you have, etc.Remember to adapt the advice given by books to reality!
Aiming for perfection
You must have seen spectacular before / after when overworked interiors were transformed in a few hours into a minimalist haven where nothing superfluous remained. It is certainly impressive, but remember that no one is perfect, and it is quite normal that you do not get such a sharp result! You could not resign yourself to throw away old children's toys, eliminate that never-worn dress, or sacrifice that old guitar in the office? Patience! It is normal to remain attached to certain objects, and to impose a change too radical does not present only benefits.
There may still be some messy areas in the house, but you will have initiated the change and it's a safe bet that this remaining bazaar will not withstand the next sorting session!


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We help our clients to maintain their homes through trust and estate planning. When needed, we secure nursing and personal care. We advise on trends in long-term care planning, and when desired, provide strategic counsel on the difficult decisions involved in placing family members into an assisted-living setting or a continuing-care retirement community.
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In the past I have always found February to be a weird month and thanked God that it was a short one. It was the month where I would have the most quilt design inspirations! I would wake up in the middle of the night just to sketch a pattern I dreamed about, or write an idea that was just screaming at me during my sleep. All of those ideas would keep me busy all year long. I would always dread January as I was afraid of not having so many wonderful ideas. Sure enough, February would arrive and it would start all over again.
At first I thought that it was simply because it was the month where I had to close my books and do my year end reports for the company. I really hate accounting and it was taking up most of my time. So I thought that my creative side was feeling left out in the day and was pouring out in my sleep to compensate. Continue reading "Welcome everyone to February!"


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Start your Angular project using a pre built template
In this section you will learn how to get started with an Angular template and how to connect it to Back4App in 5 easy steps.
This is how it will look like:
At any time, you can test the app built with this tutorial by clicking here.
To complete this tutorial, you will need:
- An app created on Back4App.
- Note: Follow the New Parse App tutorial to learn how to create a Parse App on Back4App.
- Basic knowledge in Angular.
Step 1 - Get the template
Download the template at our GitHub repository. You can do that using the following command line:
$ curl -LOk https://github.com/back4app/angular-quickstart/archive/master.zip && unzip master.zip
Step 2 - Download app's dependencies
- Install
npmin your system.
Look at the get npm guide for more info.
- To install the Angular Command Line Interface (CLI) run:
$ npm install -g @angular/cli
- To compile and enable automatic re-compiles to your app in the project directory run:
$ ng serve
- Navigate to
The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
Step 3 - Set up app's credentials
Update the strings values for
App ID and
JavaScript Key to set up the app's credentials. Parse JavaScript SDK uses these settings to connect your app to Back4App servers.
- Open your TypeScript
environment file at:
- Go to your app
Dashboardat Back4App Website and click on
Server Settings.
- Find the "Core Settings" block and click on
Settings. The "Core Settings" block looks like this:
- Copy your
App Idand
Javascript Key, return to your
environment.tsfile and paste them on it, using the following code:
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export const environment = { production: false, PARSE_APP_ID: 'YOUR_APP_ID_HERE', PARSE_JS_KEY: 'YOUR_JS_KEY_HERE', serverURL: 'https://parseapi.back4app.com' };
Step 4 - Test your connection
- Run in the project directory:
$ ng serve
- Navigate to
- Wait until the sign up screen appears.
- Create an example user by filling the
Email addressand
Passwordfields and clicking on the
Sign upbutton.
- Login on Back4App Website, find your app and click on
User. If everything works properly, you should find an user at the
Userclass in your
Parse Dashboardas follows:
Error 209 invalid season token is also likely to occur when your browser cookies conflict with your Parse's Current Session. To bypass that, clear your browser cookies or open the incognito mode of your browser.
Step 5 - Upload your code to the Back4App server
To deploy your app with Back4App, you first need to proper build your app. Use the following
command to compile and build your app to a
dist directory:
$ ng build --base-href
Then, you need to upload the created
dist directory to the Cloud Code. In order to do that, choose one of the following:
- Upload through Back4App Command Line Interface.
Learn how to do that by clicking here.
- Upload through Back4App visual interface.
To do that, follow these steps:
- Go to your App at Back4App website and click on
Server Settings.
- Find the "Cloud Code" block and click on
SETTINGS. The "Cloud Code" block looks like this:
- Click on
Choose Filesand select all the files of the
distdirectory. Move them to
public, then click
SAVE, as shown here:
- Your files will look like this:
- Go to your App at Back4App website and click on
Finally, to deploy your app, see the Back4App Web Hosting Tutorial.
It's done!
At this point, you have learned how to get started with Angular apps.


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As BNZ approached its centenary, the bank recognised a need to gather and protect a record of its history. This began the BNZ Archive Collection.
An Officer's bluff
Auckland Computer Centre
DC day, preparing for change
Falconer Larkworthy
Gold assaying
Gun-toting Bankers
Homemade bank notes
Influenza pandemic: the Juniors are in charge
Keeping the doors open
No short-lived trend
Sir Harold Beauchamp
Social times
The boy bank manager
The Duurloo sisters; Pioneers for women in banking
The London Cup
The way we wore
War Memorial Plaques
Where there's a will: The W. H Hargreaves trust


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by Justin Standfield
Ask anyone attending a gym or an exercise class or a weight-loss meeting about where their idea of the 'future' them comes from – the chances are that they'll will mention the media at some point. For example, they might cite the billboard advertising aftershave that shows a ripped male torso, or they could refer to the endless images on Instagram of slender, toned females with perfectly accentuated curves. It's true that the media serves as a powerful contributor to the self-image that we create in our minds; it can tell us that we are 'good enough' because we've achieved the whitest teeth, the most bronze tan, the lowest body-fat percentage or the flattest stomach.
But it can also tell us that we're falling short of the ideal and that we're NOT 'good enough' in so many different ways.
Whether it's online, on product merchandising, in magazines or on TV, the media provides clear guidelines for beauty and markers of success. When we compare ourselves to these standards (which most us inevitably do from time to time), it's easy for us to decide that our body doesn't match up to these aspirational beauty ideals – e.g. weight, height, body shape, skin condition, physical ability to name a few – and conclude that we're unattractive. In psychological terms, this conclusion is likely to contribute to our 'conceptualised self', i.e. the version of ourselves that we hold to be true in our mind's eye. This is also known as the 'self as content' or 'self as story', because it's a mental construction based on the stories we tell ourselves about who we are (and who we are not). The construction of our self-image is an ongoing process throughout our lifetime; a representation of this can be found in our internal dialogue of ongoing private experiences and shows up in how we talk to/about ourselves in our heads. In short, the conceptualised self is who we believe we are; it's the 'Me Story'.
Dr Steven Hayes, the founder of Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), puts it like this
"We humans do not merely live in the world, we live in the world as we interpret it, construct it, view it, or understand it."
A component of our own individual Me Story is our body image. The sources mentioned earlier are among many possible origins from which relevant body image information may be acquired and filtered into our Me Story to further reinforce it. Other potential sources include education, work, hobbies, religion and culture. Of course, the sort of self-relevant information we pick up from these different sources will vary greatly, however the process by which they influence the shaping of our Me Story is often similar. Most sources either provide information about the self directly (e.g. a parent telling his son that he is talented at karate), or they lead to the generation of self-relevant information (e.g. comparing myself to the idealised image of what it means to be a strong, healthy male). When we identify with this information, it becomes integrated into our Me Story. In other words, "identification with self-relevant information causes the individual to internalise this information, making it inseparable from what is believed to be the self" (Dr Hugo Alberts).
This plays a fundamental part in the creation of our body image, which is the focus for Mental Health Awareness Week in the UK this year. Body image issues can affect all of us at any age, so during the week of 13th to 19th May 2019 the Mental Health Foundation (MHF) are publishing new research and campaigning for change. There are some excellent resources on the MHF website which support individuals and groups in addressing body image issues that affect mental health. This is an area that we have explored extensively here at Incendo, as part of the creation of our public workshop 'Developing Self Acceptance'; some simple tips that draw upon the workshop content which you might like to try are:
When you catch yourself in 'mental story mode' (i.e. telling yourself things in your head) and the content relates to your body in a negative way, pause for a moment and ask yourself:
- How am I feeling right now in this moment as I think these thoughts?
- Do I like feeling like this?
Assuming the answer will be 'no', as a short-term remedy switch your attention to something else external. If this tends to be a habitual way of relating to yourself, you'd probably benefit from working on this in more depth (e.g. with a therapist or through attending a course).
Consider beginning a simple, daily mindfulness practice that will help you learn ways to notice your thoughts 'in the moment' more of the time – you can find a range of good sources of basic mindfulness on YouTube or you might prefer to try an app with guided meditation exercises. You could also join a local mindfulness group.
If you love reading, try these two books which are fantastic sources of relevant self-help techniques and ideas to strengthen your resilience, adopt more mindfulness and end the search for high self-esteem:
- Overcoming the Myth of Self-worth by R Franklin (Focus Press, 1993)
- The Happiness Trap by R Harris (Robinson, 2008)
If you're affected by any of these issues, you can contact these organisations for confidential support:
Samaritans: If you need someone to talk to then Samaritans are available on 116 123 (UK) for free, 24/7. They're there to talk to, listen and they won't judge or tell you what to do.
Mind: If you are looking for professional support then Mind can help you with their Infoline. They can find information for you on what support is available in your local area. You can call them on 0300 123 3393 (UK), they're available Monday to Friday 9am – 6pm.
Beat: If you want to speak to a trained eating disorder helpline support worker then you can call Beat's helpline on 0808 801 0711 (UK); they're open 365 days of the year 12pm – 6pm Monday to Friday, and 4pm – 8pm at weekends and on bank holidays.


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Transpiration, transformation and precipitation – a simple story of autumn rain told with light from slightly beyond the human eye.
This is a short section of brindabellas | part two | autumn filmed in the Brindabella Ranges, ACT, Australia with a modified IR RED Epic-X.
brindabellas | part two | autumn is available in full at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/brindabellasautumn
brindabellas | film details
Concept: developed and written by Glen Ryan and James van der Moezel – silver dory productions
Producer: Glen Ryan | silver dory productions
Cinematographer: Glen Ryan
Camera Operator & First Assistant Camera: James van der Moezel
Editor, Post Production Supervisor & Colourist: James van der Moezel
Original Soundtrack: Marcus Hooper and Andy Heaney
Sound design and recording: James van der Moezel and Glen Ryan
Preview: May 30, 2014 – Arc Cinema – National Film and Sound Archive, Canberra, Australia.
General release: from May 28, 2015 (initially online – Vimeo on Demand)
Runtime: approximately 150 minutes – over 5 parts
Colour: black and white
Aspect Ratio: 2:1
Camera: Full-spectrum modified RED Epic-X and Red Epic-X – Nikkor lenses
Negative Format: Redcode RAW 5K
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Christmas Lectures - Life in Space
If you were as inspired as we were watching Tim Peake's recent blast off into space, then the Royal Institution's annual Christmas lectures, "How to Survive in Space" are definitely recommended viewing. Always excellent, this year's lectures will be broadcast on BBC 4 at 8.00pm tonight, tomorrow and on Wednesday.
"Throughout the three-part series, Kevin Fong will be accompanied by special guest appearances from ISS astronauts who will reveal what daily life is like 400 kilometres above the Earth, demonstrate the technology and techniques that help them stay safe and healthy, and explain the scientific experiments they are part of that are helping to stretch the limits of our understanding of human physiology and survival in a way that no experiment back on Earth could."


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In a relief for the Andhra Pradesh (AP) government, the Supreme Court has held as untenable and bad in law the Telangana government's attempt to claim exclusive ownership over Rs 134 crore and other assets of the state higher education council after the bifurcation.
The apex court noted that the assets of the Andhra Pradesh State Education Council of Higher Education should be divided between AP and Telangana in the population ratio of 52:48, and that the latter cannot assert exclusive ownership because the assets were in Telangana's region.
The SC set aside the HC order whereby freezing of APSCHE's bank accounts on a request by Telangana government was held valid. The HC said only Telangana State Council could be allowed to operate bank accounts since it was now located in Telangana.
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This section contains information about how St Peter's supports mission work outside the parish. Also included are articles about the organisations that we support regularly.
Please read the prayer news from Casa Reom after the devastating Tropical Cyclone Idai caused catastrophic damage in Beira.
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St Peter's recognises that it is part of the world-wide church and that it has a responsibility to help with the work of the church in other, deprived, parts of the world. Hence it is the policy of St Peter's to give regularly – prayer, money and manpower - to four Christian projects bringing relief to people in need – three of the projects being overseas and one in the UK (fairly close to Hersham).
The PCC budgets 12.5% of its income from members' giving to go to these projects and to one-off appeals.
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Youth With A Mission, Beira, Mozambique
Casa Re-om is one of the original links and remains important. Casa Re-om was founded by Pastor Bonga and two missionaries from YWAM to provide a safe place for street boys in Beira, the second largest city in Mozambique. Some years ago a new home was built in Inhamizua, a village 14 kms away from Beira and is now home to around 30 boys. Casa Reom Trust was founded by m2o church in Rugby and raises funds to improve the Inhamizua site. m2o arrange visits to Casa Reom and have offered to include members of St. Peter's on the next visit in 2019.
Amala Children's Home, South India
Amala Children's Home was founded by Jesudass Raja in 1995 and has been one of our links since 2002. Over the years Amala has grown significantly and is now home to 140 girls and boys. In addition many children are bussed in from local villages to attend the schools (half in the morning and half in the afternoon) and all are provided with a main meal at mid-day. Amala Trust Has been funding the Home for over twenty years, but the donations received in the UK are projected to reduce because of the profile of the regular donors. On top of this there are worrying indications that the Indian Government will change the rules on aid coming into the country. Over the past year the Trustees have been in serious dialogue with Raja and the rest of the Amala Team about this issue and there are plans to source funding locally. The Trust has said that they will continue to support the Home until May 2020 and we have committed to continue our annual funding until then.
The Peace & Hope Trust
The Peace & Hope Trust has been working amongst poor and marginalised communities in Nicaragua since its foundation in 1991. The Trust is active in many sectors, education and health being the priorities. Present programmes are in Humanitarian Aid, Community Building, Medical Teams and Construction projects. Many volunteers, including several members of St. Peter's, have been inspired to help a country that is regularly affected by natural disasters and remains one of the neediest in the Western Hemisphere. For further information please consult Stephen Ind - CEO of the Trust.
Hersham Youth Trust (HYT)
Having accepted that the foodbank had reached a level of stability MST recommended to the PCC that we should invest in the youth of the parish by selecting Hersham Youth Trust (HYT) to be our home link. Trustee and Project Leader, Mark Wheatley talked about HYT at the Rogation Sunday 10 o'clock service and encouraged us to consider volunteering at the Youth Club. Those who are interested in volunteering should speak first with a member of MST


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church a building for public Christian worship.
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- Old German Lutheran Reformed Cemetery (0.4km)
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